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NothingToSay, LGD Gaming Won Third In An International Gaming Tournament

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Cheng Jin Xiang Won Third In TI12
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Cheng Jin Xiang was born on December 21, 2000. He is one of the world’s top Dota 2 players by many in the professional scene. Given that he has loved the game since he was a little child, perhaps this success comes as no surprise.

The International (TI), World’s Largest Gaming Tournament

The International Dota 2 Championships 2023—also referred to as TI 2023 or TI 12—took place in Seattle, Washington, and served as both the culmination of the current Dota Pro Circuit season and the twelfth annual edition of The International.

Multiplayer Online Battle Arena

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Most people agree that Dota 2 is the most well-known multiplayer online battle arena (MOBA) game ever created. Since its release, the game has attracted billions of players and inspired numerous more games in a similar style.

In fact, The International (TI), the most prestigious esports competition in the world, was held in Dota 2. Can you believe it? Dota 2 was the host for this international gaming event, which bagged a big prize fund.

Malaysian Team Bags RM1.2 million

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Cheng Jin Xiang is one of the top Malaysian Dota 2 players. The 23-year-old professional gamer finished fifth with LGD Gaming in the previous year’s TI11 after placing second in the TI10 tournament.

This year, his squad was able to take home RM1.2 million in awards. Although the precise amount of the prize money that NothingToSay will get is unknown, it is anticipated to be an astronomical figure.

Malaysian Players In TI12

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NothingToSay was not the only participant from Malaysia.

Chan “Oli” Chon Kien from Talon Esports, a Hong Kong squad that finished their TI12 campaign in ninth to twelfth place, joins NothingToSay. The team received US$63,553 (RM303,370) in prize money.

Another is Team SMG, a Malaysian organization, that earned US$31,829 (RM151,935) for placing between 17th and 20th.

Therefore, the next time your mother complains about how you are always staring into your computer screen playing video games, show this to her. The passion is here, your blessing next, mom.

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Arrisa Zaini

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