NEXT.kz

NEXT.kz
	Kazakhstan
Created:	2011
Disbanded:	2014
	Team Information
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	Winnings
Prizemoney:	$0 USD

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NEXT.kz is an entertainment organization based in Almaty, Kazakhstan.

History

NEXT.kz first appeared in ASUS Summer 2011, where they went undefeated until the finals, defeating The Retry along the way. However, they only placed 2nd after losing to Natus Vincere in the finals.

In September 2013, the team left to join Ahead Gaming, but later returned to NEXT.kz.

In May 2014, the team was sponsored by xGame.kz

Later roster was changed and some players started to play as team NEXT.kz

Former Roster

Amaz1ng
TOPORRR
LuCky
W1zard
Izanami

Achievements

DotA

Place	Tournament	Location	Date	Prize money
A22nd	ASUS Summer 2011	Kiev, Ukraine	13–14 August 2011	50,000 RUB^[1]

Dota 2

Place	Tournament	Location	Date	Prize money
A33rd	MCS Open	Moscow, Russia	10–11 January 2015	90,000 RUB
A33rd	Techlabs Cup Kz	Alma-Ata, Kazakhstan	6 December 2014	$1,000 USD
A22nd	InsideDOTA Invitational	Online	17–20 December 2011	$250 USD
A33rd	D2E Challenge	Online	16 January - 2 February 2012	€300 EUR
A22nd	Team Dignitas Invitational	Online	10–11 March 2012	€250 EUR
A33rd	Prodota2 Non-Pro League	Online	13 April - 31 July 2012	$2,000 USD
A33rd	GosuLeague Season 5	Online	8 November - 24 December 2012	$1,000 USD
A11st	4PL Play4Dota2 Cup 2013/#5	Online	17–23 March 2013	€500 EUR
A55th - 6th	Fragbite Masters 2013	Online	21 October - 14 December 2013	5,500 SEK (~$850 USD)

References

↑ "ASUS Summer 2011 Report - Day 2" (in Russian). cyberarena.tv. Retrieved August 14, 2011.

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[ASUS_SUM-1] "ASUS Summer 2011 Report - Day 2" (in Russian). cyberarena.tv. Retrieved August 14, 2011.

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