DeMoN

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DeMoN
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Personal Information
Full Name Jimmy Ho
Alternate IDs DGaF, Miley, AvA-
Status Active
Date of birth July 8, 1990 (1990-07-08) (age 22)
Hometown Flag United States.png Chino Hills, California
Country of origin Flag United States.png United States
Major Roles Utility
Signature Heroes Beastmaster Dark Seer Magnus
Professional Career
2007 - 2008 Flag United States.png Hi2u
2008 Flag United States.png x6
2008 Flag Russia.png Rush3D
2009 Flag United States.png Evil Geniuses
2009 Flag Canada.png PokerIdol
2009 - 2010 Flag World.png Blight.int
2010 Flag World.png Nirvana.int
2010 - 2011 Flag Denmark.png MeetYourMakers
2011 - Flag United States.png Evil Geniuses


Jimmy Ho, known by most as DeMoN, is a professional Dota 2 player currently playing for Evil Geniuses.

Contents

[edit] Professional Career

[edit] Early Career

DeMoN first appeared on the scene with DXD. He was found in team Hi2u soon after[1], and was selected for Team USA in January 2008.[2] In February 2008, DeMoN surprisingly announced that he would be leaving Hi2u,[3] but was nevertheless picked up again by Hi2u after one month.[4] In March 2008, Hi2u was picked up by American eSport organization CheckSix. [5]

[edit] Rush3D

Citing that x6 players lacked the motivation to train and play anymore, DeMoN joined Russian powerhouse Rush3D.[6]

[edit] Evil Geniuses and SMM 2009

Evil Geniuses formed their own DotA division in 2009, taking in DeMoN along with ex-MYM captain Fear. However, due to sponsorship problems, the team disbanded in December, leaving DeMoN teamless ahead of the SMM Grand National DotA Tournament in Malaysia.[7] DeMoN became part of PokerIdol to participate in SMM 2009, and went with three wins and a loss to Cybertime in the group stage.[8] However, PokerIdol did not go far into the knockout stages and Chinese teams dominated the tournament.[9]

[edit] BFB, Blight.int and Nirvana.int

At SMM 2009, DeMoN met his eventual teammates from MYM, MaNia and PusHer. They discussed plans in having DeMoN join MYM.[10] However, it did not go through, as DeMoN eventually joined BFB, which became Blight.int in December 2009[11] right after their strong performance in the Farm4Fame finals.[12] After more sponsorship issues, Blight.int has pulled out as DeMoN and co. found another sponsor in the shape of Nirvana.[13] Nirvana.int participated in Electronic Sports World Cup 2010 and achieved 4th place.

[edit] MeetYourMakers

DeMoN eventually found his way into MYM after Nirvana.int's disbandment.[14] In MYM, DeMoN has shown his potential starting with a third place in Razer Global Challenge.[15] MYM has consistently placed top 3 in most European tournaments such as Farm4Fame and PickLeague, cementing their place as one of the best European teams in the DotA world. Despite that, MYM has failed to advance from the group stage during the first edition of World DotA Championship in China. MYM was invited to participate in the first ever Dota 2 tournament The International, and achieved a result of 4th place after strong performances by DeMoN's Puck.[16] However, MYM players decided to part ways with the organization right after the tournament.[17]

[edit] Evil Geniuses return

In September 2011, Evil Geniuses announced their return to the scene by creating their brand new Dota 2 team, which included DeMoN as well as the likes of MiseRy and Fear.[18] EG participated in the second edition of World DotA Championship, but was knocked out in the quarter-finals.[19] Also participating in various other Asian tournaments, they have created a controversy by pulling out of SMM 2011[20] and failing to advance from the group stage of G-League. After G-League, the players return from their trip to China and switched their focus on to Dota 2. EG was joint fifth place in Infused Cups. Another controversy has been created as EG pulled out of The Premier League, citing scheduling problems.[21] EG finished third at the end of the 3 months long The Defense. However, made an impressive stride with EG when placing second at the Corsair Vengeance Cup, running through Na'Vi, and most other teams they faced by picking Sven in almost every game, in a 2-0 series to enter the final against No Tidehunter (NTH), where they lost 2-1.

[edit] Honours

[edit] Team USA

  • 1st Place MYM Prime Nations #3 (2011)

[edit] EG

  • 3rd Place ESL EMS Season 4 (2008)
  • 1st Place Cevo Professional Season 1 (2009)
  • 1st Place Cevo Professional Season 2 (2009)
  • 3rd Place IDEC End of Time (2009)
  • 3rd Place Dota Pride Tournament (2009)
  • 2nd Place King of the Kings Championship (2009)
  • 1st Place Farm 4 Fame #5 (2009)
  • 1st Place Farm4Fame Series (2009)
  • 2nd Place Farm 4 Fame #9 (2010)

[edit] Nirvana.int

  • 1st Place Farm4Fame 2.2 (2010)
  • 2nd Place CM Storm the Front Season 3 (2010)
  • 1st Place Farm4Fame 2.3 (2010)
  • 1st Place GosuCup #2 (2010)
  • 1st Place Farm4Fame Series 2.0 Second Blood (2010)
  • 1st Place Sunday Evening Cup Series 4.0 (2010)

[edit] MYM

  • 3rd Place Razer Global Challenge (2010)
  • 1st Place Darer's Finest Tournament (2011)
  • 1st Place Farm4Fame 3.0 Series (2011)
  • 2nd Place Farm4Fame 3.1 (2011)
  • 1st Place Battle of Masters (2011)
  • 2nd Place Farm4Fame 3.2 (2011)
  • 2nd Place Pick League XIV (2011)
  • 1st Place MYM CPL (2011)
  • 1st Place Farm4Fame 3.3 (2011)
  • 1st Place Intel Supcup: Challenge (2011)

[edit] EG

[edit] References

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