Player Tobi from Dota 2 | ID: 5758

Tobi is an Austrian professional player.

Tobias' first professional team was the European squad Rize Gaming, which in addition to him included little-known players from Western and Eastern Europe. The achievements of the team remained outside the public domain. Tobi was heard at the highest level of professional Dota 2 in 2019, when he won the second European Open Qualifiers for The International 2019 with the Six Eight Two pack, before failing in the Closed Qualifiers and winning the MDL Chengdu Major Open Qualifiers with Six Eight Three. The teams played zipzap, Wish- and antoha in addition to Tobi. However, they were unable to stay together and maintain sponsorship.

In late November 2019, Tobias joined the revamped ViKin.gg roster alongside Shad, Aramis, Seleri, and TANNER, who was later replaced by BOOM. The team had a strong showing at the tier-2-3 level in 2020, including wins at tournaments such as Hot Price League Season 1, Winter Madness, Hot Price League Season 2, "silver" StayHome Challenge and "bronze" Red Bull Gaming World by Logitech G, earning over $20k. They received an invitation to the big ESL One Los Angeles 2020 Online tournament, where Tobi and his team took 3rd place behind OG and earned a $25k reward.

The team's success on the tier-3 scene was solidified with wins at SIGUL Pro League, SECTOR DOTA 2 Season 2 and WePlay! Pushka League Season 1: Division 2, after which ViKin.gg moved to the tier-1-2 level. In February 2021, Tobi left ViKin.gg and played in various mixes for a while before joining Entity Gaming in November of the same year.

Tobi played for Entity until June 2023 and during that time he played a number of tournaments, including PGL Arlington Major 2022, ESL One Malaysia 2022, The International 2022, Lima Major 2023, DreamLeague Season 19 and DreamLeague Season 20. But the results were disappointing after which Tobi moved to PSG.Quest, with which he played at The International 2023, where he took only 17th-20th place and left the team. After TI2023 Tobi appeared on the Tier-1 scene half a year later, as a stand-in for Tundra Esports, with which he appeared at ESL One Birmingham 2024 and Elite League 2024, where he took 3rd and 7th-8th place respectively.