Famous Virtus.pro players from their careers

PlayerYears at the team
KuroKyGermanyKuro Salehi Takhasomi2012
FlyIsraelCanadaTal Aizik2025–2026
No[o]ne-UkraineVolodymyr Minenko2016–2020
RAMZES666RussiaRoman Kushnarev2016–2022
SoloRussiaAlexey Berezin2013–2020
Resolut1onUkraineRoman Fomynok2013–2021
9pashaRussiaPavel Khvastunov2016–2019
gpkRussiaDanil Skutin2020–2022
Save-MoldovaVitalie Melnic2019–2022
RodjERRussiaArmeniaVladimir Nikogosian2018–2019
Founded
November 1, 2003
Big titles
5 · incl. The Kuala Lumpur Major and ESL One Birmingham 2018

Biggest titles 5 won

  1. The Kuala Lumpur Major3 : 2 vs Secret$350,000
  2. ESL One Birmingham 20183 : 0 vs OpTic$500,000
  3. The Bucharest Major3 : 0 vs VGJ.T$500,000
  4. ESL One Katowice 20183 : 1 vs VG$400,000
  5. ESL One Hamburg 20172 : 0 vs Secret$500,000

Who are Virtus.pro?

Virtus.pro was a professional Dota 2 team from Armenia and Russia, founded in 2003. The team has no Dota 2 players today; its last big result was in 2021. Famous players of Virtus.pro: KuroKy, Fly, No[o]ne-, RAMZES666 and Solo. Their biggest titles: The Kuala Lumpur Major, ESL One Birmingham 2018 and The Bucharest Major.

Virtus.pro's biggest results The big finishes Liquipedia lists, newest first

DatePlaceTournamentFinalPrize
Oct 15, 20215th - 6thThe International 2021 Premier1 : 2 vs TSpirit$1,400,600
Nov 18, 20181stThe Kuala Lumpur Major Premier3 : 2 vs Secret$350,000
Aug 24, 20185th - 6thThe International 2018 Premier0 : 2 vs EG$1,148,948
May 27, 20181stESL One Birmingham 2018 Premier3 : 0 vs OpTic$500,000
Mar 11, 20181stThe Bucharest Major Premier3 : 0 vs VGJ.T$500,000
Feb 25, 20181stESL One Katowice 2018 Premier3 : 1 vs VG$400,000
Oct 29, 20171stESL One Hamburg 2017 Premier2 : 0 vs Secret$500,000
Aug 10, 20175th - 6thThe International 2017 Premier1 : 2 vs Liquid$1,110,956
Apr 30, 20172ndThe Kiev Major 2017 Premier2 : 3 vs OG$500,000
Aug 7, 20155th - 6thThe International 2015 Premier0 : 2 vs LGD$1,197,925

Virtus.pro transfers 2026 From our transfer tracker

  1. Fezor LeavesVirtus.pro → No team
  2. BuLba LeavesVirtus.pro → No team
  3. Timado, Abed, SaberLight, Hellscream, Fly LeavesVirtus.pro → No team

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Virtus.pro: questions fans ask

Who played for Virtus.pro?

Famous players of Virtus.pro were KuroKy, Fly, No[o]ne-, RAMZES666 and Solo.

When was Virtus.pro founded?

Virtus.pro was founded on November 1, 2003.

What was Virtus.pro's biggest title?

Virtus.pro won The Kuala Lumpur Major and took $350,000 in team prize money.

Where was Virtus.pro from?

Virtus.pro was based in Armenia and Russia.

Source: Liquipedia: Virtus.pro (CC BY-SA 3.0, players, staff, results; checked Oct 11, 2026); ranks from OpenDota and Valve's leaderboards; flags from flag-icons (MIT). Spotted a mistake? Tell us.