InYourDream

Muhammad Rizky "inYourdreaM" Anugrah (born October 7, 1998) is an Indonesian professional Dota 2 midlaner currently playing for REKONIX. inYourdreaM is one of the most decorated Indonesian mids the scene has ever produced—a player who was the first in SEA to hit 9,000 MMR, won a DreamLeague title with Tigers, played for Fnatic, T1, and Nigma Galaxy, briefly retired to play Honor of Kings, and then came back to Dota and joined REKONIX like none of it ever happened.

Early Career

InYourDreaM got into Dota the way most Indonesian players of his generation did—through warnet gaming cafes, grinding the original DotA on Warcraft 3 before eventually making the jump to Dota 2. He started competing professionally in 2016 with The Prime, qualifying for the Boston Major SEA Open Qualifiers. Didn't make it. Kept grinding. By 2017 he was at BOOM Esports, winning the Indonesia Pride Gaming League and placing third at ZOTAC Cup SEA. The results were solid, but what really got people's attention was the MMR. In 2017, inYourdreaM became the first player in Southeast Asia to reach 9,000 MMR. At the time, that was a genuinely significant milestone — it meant nobody in the region was playing the game at a higher individual level.

The Tigers Chapter

The peak came with TNC Tigers in 2018. The team rebranded to just Tigers after splitting from TNC, but the roster stayed together, and the results got better. In November 2018, they won DreamLeague Season 10—an international offline tournament—beating Natus Vincere in the final. For InYourdreaM, it was his first major international title, and for Indonesian Dota, it was a statement moment. He also hit 11,000 MMR that year. Between the individual ranking and the tournament result, he was at the highest point of his career.

The Long Middle

After Tigers, the career became harder to track in a straight line. BOOM Esports, The Prime, EVOS Esports, and T1 in 2020—good teams, some smaller titles, but nothing that matched the DreamLeague moment. In mid-2021 he joined Galaxy Racer, which became Nigma Galaxy SEA after the UAE acquisition. That was his most high-profile stint since Tigers—playing under a recognized international brand, competing in SEA DPC, and representing Indonesia at a tier that got actual global attention. Results were mixed, but the level was real. By late 2023 and early 2024 he was grinding qualifiers with 747 and Team Bocil, failing to break through. In March 2024 he stepped away from professional Dota entirely and switched to Honor of Kings, playing for Dominator Esports under the nickname Mercedez.

Then in July 2025, REKONIX came calling. He came back.

The REKONIX comeback

REKONIX was built from the Tech Free Gaming core in July 2025 with InYourdreaM in the middle. What followed was one of the more surprising SEA stories of the year—four consecutive EPL World Series Southeast Asia titles, a 20-match win streak, and a team that went from a complete unknown to 22nd in the global rankings in under twelve months. With MinD_ContRoL now on board as coach, REKONIX is pushing for DreamLeague and EWC slots, and inYourdreaM is the experienced mid-anchor making it work.

Playstyle and Reputation

InYourDream is a high-tempo, mechanically elite mid. His whole identity since the early days has been based on individual skill—the MMR milestones, the laning dominance, and the ability to take over games on heroes that reward precise execution. In Indonesia he's genuinely legendary. Not "respected veteran" legendary. Actually legendary—the first 9K in SEA, a DreamLeague winner, a guy who played for T1 and Nigma Galaxy SEA and came back to the region anyway because this is where he's from.

Fun Facts

He was the first player in all of Southeast Asia to reach 9,000 MMR. In 2017. That number sounds modest now, but at the time it put him in a category of his own in the entire region.

He briefly retired from Dota 2 in 2024 to play Honor of Kings under the nickname Mercedez. He came back to Dota in 2025. The man simply cannot stay away.

Over 23 different teams across a career that started in 2016.