Nix
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Nix left professional Dota 2 to commentate on matches on Twitch.[1][2] Forbes reported that his coverage of the Lima Major 2023 group stage drew more viewers than the official broadcasts.[1]
The move from competition to commentary
His M19 team reached The International 2017 regional qualifiers but finished fourth and missed the main event. He later played for Espada, which finished second in the TI8 qualifier after losing the final 1-3 to Winstrike Team.[3] He joined HellRaisers in September 2019 and finished third with the team at DOTA Summit 11.[3]
HellRaisers moved him to its inactive roster in January 2021; he left the club the following month and went into streaming.[1] His real name is Alexander Levin. He became one of the New Media winners in Forbes Russia's 2023 30 Under 30 list.[1][4] In an interview published in May 2026, he explained his move to streaming as a way to take responsibility for his own results instead of depending on a team's performance.[4]
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