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3-series win streak
ELO rating
Peak 1739Vs. the model
Series won as underdog · lost as favourite
Across 45 rated series
About
PARIVISION is a Serbian esports organization that entered professional Dota 2 in October 2024. Also known as PVISION and, during TI 2026, TEAM VISION, the organization quickly became a regular contender for international championships.
Formation and First Championship
PARIVISION’s original roster consisted of Crystallis, Noone-, DM, 9Class, and Dukalis, with Astini as coach. The lineup finished fourth at DreamLeague Season 24 before winning ESL One Bangkok 2024 by defeating Team Liquid 3-1.
In January 2025, Satanic replaced Crystallis as the team’s carry. The change created a roster that combined a young position-one player with experienced cores and supports.
Competitive Rise in 2025
PARIVISION won ESL One Raleigh 2025 and DreamLeague Season 26. The team also finished third at DreamLeague Season 25, the Esports World Cup 2025, and The International 2025.
The TI 2025 result was the organization’s first podium finish at The International. By the end of the season, PARIVISION had established itself as one of the most consistent teams in the ESL Pro Tour.
Puppey Coaching Era and Roster Changes
Astini left the organization in December 2025. Puppey initially worked with the roster on a trial basis before being confirmed as coach in January 2026.
The offlane position changed several times during 2026. DM moved to the bench, SSS joined the roster, and Noticed later became the permanent offlaner in June. The remaining core of Satanic, No[o]ne-, 9Class, and Dukalis remained unchanged.
Major Achievements in 2026
PARIVISION won DreamLeague Season 29 by defeating Aurora Gaming 3-2 in the Grand Final. The team later won the Esports World Cup 2026, defeating BetBoom Team 3-1.
Noticed was named MVP of the Esports World Cup after joining the roster permanently. The EWC title was PARIVISION’s second Tier 1 championship of the 2025–2026 season under Puppey’s coaching.
The International 2026
PARIVISION competed as TEAM VISION at TI 2026. The team completed the group stage without losing a series and advanced through the upper bracket by defeating BetBoom Team, Team Spirit, and Team Yandex.
In the Grand Final, TEAM VISION faced Team Spirit for the third time during the event. Spirit won the series 3-2, leaving PARIVISION as TI 2026 runner-up. The result improved on the organization’s third-place finish from TI 2025.
Playstyle and Reputation
PARIVISION typically combines Satanic’s scaling carry role with No[o]ne-’s active midlane play. Noticed provides initiation and team-fight control, while 9Class and Dukalis support aggressive map movement and vision control.
The team’s drafting under Puppey has emphasized lane pressure, flexible hero assignments, and early opportunities to contest objectives.
Fun Facts
PARIVISION won ESL One Bangkok approximately two months after entering Dota 2.
The organization finished third at TI 2025 and second at TI 2026.
It competed as TEAM VISION during TI 2026.
Puppey’s TI 2026 appearance was his fifth Grand Final as either a player or coach.
Tournament Results
Match History
Mentioned In
Post TI2026 shuffle (Rumors and Confirmed Transfers)
The International 2026 Recap
Esports World Cup 2026 Recap
The International 2026 Preview
Esports World Cup 2026 Preview
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