Dread

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Player Information
Name:
Андрей Голубев
Romanized Name:
Andrey Golubev
Birth:
January 19, 1991 (1991-01-19) (age 28)
Country:
Russia Russia
Status:
Active
Alternate IDs:
Dreadisback, YuraSmolensk43
Role(s):
Caster
Offlaner
Signature Hero:
Weaver Batrider Enchantress
Approx. Total Earnings:
$34,668
Links
History
DotA:
2009-??-?? — 2010-??-??
2010-??-?? — 2011-03-08
2011-03-31 — 2011-11-04
Dota 2:
2011-03-31 — 2011-11-04
2012-02-17 — 2012-04-09
2012-05-08 — 2012-06-06
2012-09-16 — 2012-11-01
2012-11-12 — 2012-12-12
2012-12-12 — 2013-01-01
2013-01-01 — 2013-01-18
2013-01-18 — 2013-02-10
2013-02-10 — 2013-03-10
2013-03-10 — 2013-07-17
2013-07-17
Retired
2013-12-01 — 2014-08-29
2014-08-29 — 2015-10-15

Andrey "Dread" Golubev is a former Russian Dota 2 professional player who has played for various CIS teams, including RoX, Virtus.Pro, Moscow Five, and HellRaisers.

Biography[edit]

DotA[edit]

Dread made his name in the Dota scene with DTS during 2010 with LighTofHeaveN, NS, ArtStyle, Dendi, and later ARS-ART and God as ArtStyle and Dendi left the team. Their most notable finishes included a 2nd place at ESWC 2010, three 1st places at ASUS Open, and a 3rd place at the World Dota Championship.[1] After being dropped by DTS in March 2011 they were picked up by Moscow Five,[2] an organization they stuck with during the rest of their careers in DotA: Allstars.

Dota 2[edit]

Dread played The International 2011 with his DotA team M5, where they finished 5-6th place. Since then he has been on a lot of different teams, most of them Russian. He joined RoX in March 2013.[3]

July 17th, 2013, Dread announced his retirement from professional play. He would instead start shoutcasting.[4] He unretired in 2014 to join Relax, which later became HellRaisers.

Trivia[edit]

  • Dread has one of the most popular Russian streams with more than 100 million views.

Achievements[edit]

  • As Player
  • As Broadcast Talent
  • Show All
DatePlaceTierTournamentTeamResultPrize
2015-06-25EA5 - 6thA0PremierDota Pit League Season 3Dota Pit League Season 3HellRaisers1 : 2$10,615
2015-05-06DA4thA1MajorRed Bull Battle Grounds: Dota 2Red Bull Battle Grounds: Dota 2HellRaisers0 : 1$8,798
2015-02-28AA1stA2MinorjoinDOTA Masters XVIjoinDOTA Masters XVIHellRaisers3 : 0$10,000
2015-02-06IC9 - 12thA0PremierDota 2 Asia Championships 2015Dota 2 Asia ChampionshipsDota 2 Asia Championships 2015HellRaisers0 : 1$45,863
2014-12-19BA2ndA1MajorBattle of Central Europe Season 3Battle_of_Central_EuropeBattle of Central Europe Season 3HellRaisers2 : 3$6,000
2014-12-18AA1stA2MinorjoinDOTA Masters XIVjoinDOTA Masters XIVHellRaisers3 : 0$7,000
2014-12-01AA1stA2MinorEsportal Dota 2 League Open Tournament 1Esportal Dota 2 League Open Tournament 1HellRaisers2 : 0$3,117
2014-09-27DA4thA0PremierExcellent Moscow Cup 2Excellent Moscow CupExcellent Moscow Cup 2HellRaisers1 : 2$7,558
2013-04-21BA2ndA0PremierRaidCall EMS One Spring SeasonESL Major Series OneRaidCall EMS One Spring SeasonRoX1 : 2$7,000
2011-08-20EA5 - 6thA0PremierThe International 2011The InternationalThe International 2011Moscow Five0 : 1$35,000
Complete list of results in any tournament
Date Tier Tournament Position Partner List
2019-06-09 A7Qualifier KFC Battle 2019 Closed Qualifier Caster
2019-06-09 A3Minor Russian_eSports_Federation#Russian_eSports_Championship Russian eSports Championship 2019 Analyst
2018-12-09 A2Major MegaFon Winter Clash Analyst
2018-08-25 A1Premier The International The International 2018 Analyst
2017-08-12 A1Premier The International The International 2017 Analyst
2017-06-11 A1Premier EPICENTER EPICENTER 2017 Analyst
2017-04-30 A1Premier Dota Major Championships The Kiev Major 2017 Analyst
2017-04-04 A1Premier Dota 2 Asia Championships Dota 2 Asia Championships 2017 Commentator
2016-08-13 A1Premier The International The International 2016 Analyst
2016-06-12 A1Premier Dota Major Championships The Manila Major 2016 Analyst
About achievementsBroadcasts from any Tournament

Interviews[edit]

2015[edit]

2013[edit]

2010[edit]

References[edit]

  1. ↑ "The Database: DTS (Old)". GosuGamers. Retrieved 2013-05-01.
  2. ↑ Ulrich "KongoTime" Hanten (2011-04-03). "M5.Garaj proud winner of OSPL Spring". GosuGamers. Retrieved 2013-05-01.
  3. ↑ Ilya "ingik" Bogatirev (2013-03-10). "Dread completes RoX.KIS roster". GosuGamers. Retrieved 2013-05-19.
  4. ↑ "Tezzeret" (2013-07-17). "Dread retires from professional play". joinDOTA. Retrieved 2013-08-29.
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