
Pure
Ivan Moskalenko
Signature Heroes
Previous Teams
BetBoom Team
Notable Achievements
– The International 2024 – 3rd Place (with Tundra Esports)
– FISSURE Universe: Episode 4 Champion
– Multiple top-tier DPC finishes with various teams
Tournament Results
Biography
Russian professional Dota 2 player Ivan “Pure” Moskalenko was born on February 6, 2004. He is the carrier for the BetBoom Team as of May 2025. Pure has made a reputation for himself as one of the best players in the CIS area thanks to his aggressive style of play and mechanical skill.
Early Career
After reaching 11,000 MMR on the European leaderboards, Pure joined as their new carry and eventually made their professional Dota 2 debut in late 2021. He had no prior competitive experience, but his impressive results immediately made an impression.
Reputations and play style
Pure is known for his aggressive and flexible style of play, often acting as his team’s primary damage dealer. He is regarded as one of the most promising players in the Dota 2 competitive scene because of his high level of mechanical talent and game awareness.
Tundra Esports were acquired by 1Win Team in June 2026.
Fun Facts:
Pure~ is an exceptional carry player, but he is also very easily tilted. In CIS community he is called “Vaniok” from his real name Ivan.
Recent Matches — 1win
Mentioned In
Dota 2 Ranks and Medals: From Herald to immortal
Tundra Esports is leaving Dota 2
Tundra Esports, TI 2022 winners and the #1 team in the world, has officially left Dota 2. Their entire championship roster has been sold to 1win. When even the strongest team in the scene can’t make the numbers work, it’s a massive wake-up call for the future of Dota 2.
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