March Dota 2 | ID: 3789

Park March Tai-won is one of the oldest pro players in Dota 2. Park was born and raised in Canada.

March started his cybersports career back in DotA, he was quite famous on the North American scene and played for OK.Nirvana.int from 2009-2010. He moved to DotA 2 in 2013 and moved to South Korea with Febby to form a national team there. As part of FXOpen e-Sports, they won their first major tournament, the Nexon Starter League, and then cemented their success in the big leagues with a 2nd place finish at the Nexon Sponsorship League Season 1. After losing his sponsor, March briefly played with his teammates in For Our Utopia, but soon moved to MVP Phoenix.

Together with Heen, DeMoN and FoREv he won Nexon Sponsorship League Season 2. This win was followed by high rankings in the Korean Dota League series tournaments. After taking 2nd place in the East Asian qualifications of The International 2014, March and his teammates went to the main event of the year, but lost to Team Liquid and left the tournament with nothing. The team started the new season with victories at the IeSF Asian Championship and Korea Dota League Season 3, and during the year managed to enter the top-4 of i-League Season 2, StarLadder StarSeries Season 11 and joinDOTA MLG Pro League Season 1.

March made it to The International 2015 via Wild Card in the company of QO, kpii, Febby and NutZ. The team placed in the top 8 of the tournament. In early 2016, Pak announced that he was joining the military and taking a forced hiatus from his career.

Upon returning to pro-Dota in 2018, the player briefly worked as a coach for Echo International Team and Wind and Rain before joining J.Storm. As part of it, he finished 7th-8th at DreamLeague Season 11 and won WSOE 6: Dota 2 Serenity's Destiny. At the beginning of the 2019-2020 season, March became a TNC Predator player and soon became the champion of ESL One Hamburg 2019, MDL Chengdu Major and ESL One Thailand 2020: Asia. After that, he played for Among Us Mix for a bit before taking on a coaching role at T1, where he spent two years. In December 2022, March became a coach at Execration, but not for long, taking a coaching position at Nigma Galaxy the following March.

Under March's watch, Nigma Galaxy didn't get much results: the team missed two The Internationals and the Riyadh Masters, and for 2024 could only qualify for Elite League 2024, where they placed twentieth. The team's biggest achievement was a fourth place finish at FISSURE Universe Ep.2 and a seventh place finish at 1win Series Summer.

On July 2, 2024, March left Nigma Galaxy. In December of the same year, Park became the coach of Talon Esports. Under his leadership, the team became the champions of the MESA Invitational 2024.

The team started 2025 with a 5th place finish at FISSURE PLAYGROUND and a 9th place finish at BLAST SLAM II. In March, the team competed on FISSURE Universe Ep.4, but failed to secure a prize-winning place and in April, the team participated in ESL One Raleigh 2025, but also faced difficulties and failed to advance beyond the group stage, as well as at PGL Wallachia Season 4.

In early June, the team participated in DreamLeague Season 26, finishing in 3rd place.

In July 2025, Flipster Talon exited Riyadh Masters 2025, finishing in 10th place and earning $75,000 in prize money. On October 3, March left Talon.