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'''Team Secret''' is a European E-Sports organization that was originally founded as a ''DotA'' team in 2014 following The International IV. Aside from having some of the best ''DotA 2'' players in the world on its roster, the team also expanded into other games in 2016, signing all-female ''CS:GO'' team WeRunThisPlace and also picking up two fighting game players in different games: Korean ''Street Fighter'' player Lee Chung-Gon (Poongko) and American smasher {{Sm|Silent Wolf}}. | '''Team Secret''' is a European E-Sports organization that was originally founded as a ''DotA'' team in 2014 following The International IV, including by {{Sm|Akke}}'s [[Alliance]] teammate Gustav Magnusson (S4) before he later rejoined Alliance. Aside from having some of the best ''DotA 2'' players in the world on its roster, the team also expanded into other games in 2016, signing all-female ''CS:GO'' team WeRunThisPlace and also picking up two fighting game players in different games: Korean ''Street Fighter'' player Lee Chung-Gon (Poongko) and American smasher {{Sm|Silent Wolf}}. | ||
==Other Famous Players== | ==Other Famous Players== | ||
Revision as of 13:46, April 12, 2016
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| Location | Europe |
| Owner | Kemal Sadikoglu |
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Team Secret is a European E-Sports organization that was originally founded as a DotA team in 2014 following The International IV, including by Akke's Alliance teammate Gustav Magnusson (S4) before he later rejoined Alliance. Aside from having some of the best DotA 2 players in the world on its roster, the team also expanded into other games in 2016, signing all-female CS:GO team WeRunThisPlace and also picking up two fighting game players in different games: Korean Street Fighter player Lee Chung-Gon (Poongko) and American smasher Silent Wolf.
Other Famous Players
- Lee Chung Gon (Poongko) SFV
- Clement Ivanov (Puppey) DotA 2
- Artour Babaev (Arteezy) DotA 2
- Jacky Mao (EternalEnvy) DotA 2
- Saahil Arora (Universe) DotA 2
- Julia Kiran (Juliano) CS:GO
