beastcoast

Beastcoast's tournament history is marked by both significant successes and near misses. They've secured several first-place victories, demonstrating their ability to perform under pressure. Their participation in prestigious events like The International and ESL One showcases their competitiveness on a global stage. Recent performances have included a 5th place finish at PGL Wallachia Season 2 and an 11th place finish at ESL One Bangkok 2024, highlighting the team's fluctuating form. Their first tournament was the MDL Disneyland Paris Major in 2019, where they secured 13th place. Their most lucrative tournament was TI 2021, where they earned over $600,000 in prize money.

Throughout their history, Beastcoast has seen a significant turnover of players, with over 50 players having donned the team's jersey. Notable names include Wisper, pakazs, Timado, Scofield, and K1. Their initial roster featured Brax, EternaLEnVy, ixmike88, Ryoya, and tmt. Currently, the team does not have an officially announced active roster. This constant roster shuffling reflects the challenges and evolution inherent in the competitive Dota 2 landscape.

Beastcoast's performance in the Dota 2 ranking system has been marked by periods of high achievement and some inconsistency. They've consistently ranked highly in the South American regional rankings, even reaching the top spot on multiple occasions. In the global rankings, they've seen fluctuations, achieving a best-ever ranking of 5th place but also experiencing periods outside the top 20. Most recently, they were ranked 16th globally and 9th in South America before dropping out of the official rankings.

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