Bok

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Player Information

Name:

Jun Kanehara

Country:

Philippines
Japan

Status:

Active

Alternate IDs:

Bokerino

Role(s):

Offlaner

Signature Hero:

  

Approx. Total Earnings:

$12,514

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History

2014-06-?? — 2015-04-07

Arcanys Gaming

2015-04-07 — 2015-05-11

Execration

2015-08-31 — 2015-??-??

MSI-EvoGT

2016-02-02 — 2016-03-27

Can't Say Wips

2016-03-27 — 2016-08-19

Mineski

2017-04-16 — 2017-04-27

Rex Regum QEON

2017-07-22 — 2017-08-25

Entity Gaming

2017-08-25 — 2017-11-17

Clutch Gamers

2018-01-25 — 2018-05-11

DeToNator

Jun "Bok" Kanehara is a professional Dota 2 player who last played for DeToNator.

Biography

Bok is known as one of the most consistent offlane players in the Phillipines Dota 2 scene.

Dota 2

Bok originally started out on Arcanys Gaming, a team based in the Visayas region of The Philippines. The team itself had an instability in performances during the time Bok was on the team, and it was rumored the team would disband. However, after the team made a few changes they managed to find consistency in performances and winning the most coveted title in the Phillipines Dota 2 scene, MPGL Season VI. After having been on Arcanys for around 10 months, Bok along with teammate Boombacs joined Execration after the management of the team recruited them and invited them to live and train with the team in the gaming house of Execration. After only one month of being on Execration however, Bok and Boombacs went inactive.

After around five months of inactivity, Bok was announced as part of the new MSI-EvoGT roster along with longtime friend Boombacs as replacements for Chrissy and RyOyr who had departed for other teams. Only a month later, the team disbanded. After this, Bok attempted to find a new team to participate in the new major events. Eventually, he joined a more familiar team in the Southeast Asian scene, the newly re-banded Can't Say Wips - this time as a support player.

Mineski

Mineski, who are known as perhaps the most famous Dota 2 team in The Philippines, had decided that they needed to make roster changes after failing to qualify for the Shanghai Major. On March 27th, 2016, Bok was announced as the new offlaner for Mineski.

Achievements

Date	Placement	Tier	Tournament	Team	Results		Prize
2018-03-242018-03-24	A33 - 4th	A3Minor	Philippine Pro Gaming League 2018		0 : 2		$954
2017-10-222017-10-22	A44th	A3Minor	The Major League		0 : 1		$5,676
2017-04-232017-04-23	A33rd	A3Minor	Indonesia Games Championship 2017		2 : 0		$2,250
2016-08-192016-08-19	A22nd	A3Minor	Mineski Pro-Gaming League Season 8 Leg 2		2 : 3		$1,000
2016-07-292016-07-29	A11st	A3Minor	Mr. Cat Invitational		2 : 0		$5,000
2016-07-162016-07-16	A11st	A3Minor	Mineski Pro-Gaming League Season 8 Leg 1		3 : 1		$1,068
2016-06-072016-06-07	B313 - 16th	A1Premier	The Manila Major 2016		0 : 1		$30,000
2016-04-292016-04-29	A55 - 8th	A2Major	WCA2016 SEA Qualifiers		1 : 2		$1,528
2016-04-232016-04-23	A77 - 8th	A1Premier	ESL One Manila 2016		1 : 2		$12,500
2014-09-142014-09-14	A33rd	A2Major	IeSF Asian Championship		2 : 0		$2,000
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