Iceiceice left Team Secret

Team Secret 's Twitter account has revealed that Singaporean Daryl Koh 'iceiceice' Pei Xiang has become a free agent. The management thanked the cybersportsman for the joint work done.

Iceiceice joined Team Secret on November 18 last year and during this time managed to take part in several championships. The team together with iceiceice played at OGA Dota PIT Season 5 Europe/CIS, where they took 3rd place and received $20,400. In addition, in all tournaments from the Dota Pro Circuit Western Europe Division 1 series, the team took 5th place everywhere. Even Gamer Galaxy Invitational Serie Dubai 2022 finished 5th-6th for Team Secret. Team Secret went to Riyadh, where Riyadh Masters 2022 was held, without iceiceice and Ukrainian Roman 'Resolut1on' Fominok took his place in the team, with whom Secret took 3rd-4th place for the first time in six months and received $425,000. This, apparently, has become an indicator that changes are needed in the team.

The place of iceiceice will now be occupied by a Ukrainian and the updated roster looks like this:

• crystallis
• Nisha
• Resolut1on
• Zayac
• Puppey

Iceiceice started his career as a professional Dota 2 player in 2005 in the first time when instead of Dota 2 there was still the first DotA. In August 2011, he, along with everyone else, moved to Dota 2 and began his journey under the Scythe.SG tag. He later played in various bands and his first big name came to Team DK where he played with Mushi, BurNIng, LaNm and MMY!. Together with them, he became the winner of the 2013 WPC ACE Dota 2 League, where the roster earned $165,349, and also took 4th place at The International, where the prize was $819,298. After that, Daryl Koch continued his way to Vici Gaming, together with whom he became the silver medalist of Dota 2 Asia Championships 2015, earning $366,902 there, and also took 4th place again at The International 2015, where the reward was $1,566,517.

The other most significant achievements in his career were the 5th-6th place at The International 2016 with EHOME, where the team earned $934,761, the victory at the Dota 2 Asia Championships with Mineksi with the main prize of $370,000 and the 9th-12th place at The International 2021 as part of Evil Geniuses. For the efforts in the latter, the team earned $800,400. Over the course of his career, iceiceice has earned over $1,800,000 in prize money.