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How tall is Gorgc? A Dota 2 player raises questions around the streamer’s height

The match started on the wrong foot.

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Popular Dota 2 streamer Janne “Gorgc” Stefanovski recently teamed up with a fan of his channel who happened to have a very special profile picture that sparked a controversy.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NOLOHkgwM1I

Shortly after both teams loaded into the map, Enigma, who went by the name of John_Seed69 asked Gorgc to check his Steam profile picture. As soon as the streamer saw the avatar, he recalled the fan and described him as a “really tall guy.”

Gorgc went on to explain the picture after he opened Enigma’s profile one more time.

“I know I look very short in the picture,” Gorgc said. “But this guy was very tall, he was taller than Puppey.”

As Enigma was also listening Gorgc’s broadcast, the player responded in the voice chat again, saying he was only 5.9 feet tall, and Gorgc was “just small.” Shocked by the answer, Team Bald Reborn’s founder told his chat that Enigma was lying. that’s where the mystery began as Gorgc’s chat realized that his height was an unsolved mystery and there weren’t many resources to work with.

Based on the available facts, Gorgc described Enigma as “taller than Puppey,” one of the tallest players in Dota 2. A quick Google search puts Puppey’s height at 1.96 meters, or 6.43 feet, meaning Enigma could be well above 6.5 feet.

If we were to assume Gorgc’s fan’s height at 6.5 feet, it could mean that Gorgc is around 5.9-to-six feet tall, which translate to approximately 1.80 meters. Gorgc also has pictures with Puppey where he appears taller than Team Secret’s captain, making it technically impossible to guess the streamer’s height correctly.


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