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Dota 2 - Who played in the Most Internationals?

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7. Gustav "s4" Magnusson: Attended 7 - The Swedish Dota 2 star is one of the most famous players. Ever since winning The International 2013, s4's career skyrocketed. After playing for years with Evil Geniuses he's now back on home turf with Alliance. (Image credit: Epicenter)

6. Johan "N0tail" Sundstein: Attended 7 - N0tail has the highest success rate when compared to other players on this list. He attended The International 7 times and won 2 of them, back to back no less. Sundstein formed his own team OG back in 2015 and has been there ever since. (Image credit: Epicenter)

5. Leong "ddc" Fat-meng: Attended 8 - DDC is a legend in China. He not only attended 7 TI's but also placed in the top 6 in 5 of them. DDC played for some of the biggest organizations in China but is currently a free agent. Perhaps we'll be seeing more of him in the near future. (Image credit Steffie Wunderl)

4. Daryl Koh "iceiceice" Pei Xiang: Attended 8 - iceiceice is one of the most famous players in the Dota 2 SEA scene and also one of the most successful. The only TI he missed was in 2017. He joined Fnatic in 2018 and has been an integral part of the team ever since. (Image credit: Epicenter)

3. Saahil "Universe" Arora: Attended 8 - Universe has a single TI victory to his name and that happened back in 2015. Much like iceiceice he has missed only a single Ti and for him it was 2019. Back in April of this year, Universe announced that he's officially retiring. He has achieved what many players only dream of. (Image credit: DreamHack)

2. Clement "Puppey" Ivanov: Attended all 9 - Puppey has seen it all, from the legendary Natus Vincere in the early years of Dota 2 to 2019. Ivanov formed his organization back in 2014 and Team Secret has grown to be one of the most successful teams ever. There's hardly anyone that can stop them at the moment. (Image credit: Epicenter)

1. Kuro "KuroKy" Salehi Takhasomi: Attended all 9 - KuroKy, being a former teammate of Puppey has just as much competitive experience in the pro scene. In 2015 he formed 5jungz which got signed by Liquid. Together the team won The International 2017 and then he left the organization. The roster continued to play under their own new name, Team Nigma. (Image credit: Valve)

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In the Dota 2 competitive scene, there are players and successful players. While success is certainly not measured by the times a player has attended the most prestigious Dota 2 event. It certainly shows a high level of consistency over the years and some pro players have never missed the annual event. Today we're taking a look at the Dota 2 players that qualified for The International the most times.