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Geek Fam revamps its Dota 2 roster by adding Kuku, Dubu, and Ryoya

The Malaysian organization goes international.
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Malaysian organization Geek Fam has gone international with its new Dota 2 roster.

Carlo “Kuku” Palad, Kim “Dubu” Doo-Young, and Eric “Ryoya” Dong will join the Southeast Asian team for the upcoming Dota Pro Circuit season, the organization announced today.

Geek Fam previously lost two players to Thailand-based organization Alpha x Hashtag, while previous captain Chai “Mushi” Yee Fung left to join Keen Gaming. The three new players from Indonesia, Korea, and America will join Marc Polo Luis “Raven” Fausto and Kenny “Xepher” Deo.

Curiously, the Malaysia-based organization will no longer have any Malaysian players on its team. The SEA region has seen a spate of foreign imports recently, possibly to revitalize the region after a largely-disappointing TI9.

Kuku will reunite with former teammate Raven on this new roster. Both players were previously on TNC Predator. Kuku will resume his off lane role on the new team after switching roles multiple times throughout his career to accommodate other players.

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Ryoya leaves beastcoast to join the SEA roster. A true Dota 2 journeyman, Ryoya has played for numerous North American stacks throughout his career. He’ll take up the mid lane role in his first foray outside of the region.

Dubu, previously of Fnatic, will be the new captain of the squad. The Korean was a coach for the majority of last year, stepping in as a last-minute position five support for Fnatic right before TI9. After seemingly regaining the desire to play professionally, Dubu will join the Malaysian roster as their new position five.


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