Renowned Dota 2 professional player Roman “RAMZES666” Kushnarev has announced that he is becoming the owner of a computer club. The Russian esports athlete revealed that preparations for the establishment are underway during a stream hosted by fellow player Alexey “Solo” Berezin.
I`m going to open my computer club soon. It`s in progress now – paperwork is moving back and forth. [Question: `When will it open?`] Summer or early autumn.
RAMZES666 did not disclose further details about his business project. At the time of this publication, Kushnarev is not actively competing on the professional scene. After The International 2024, he entered a period of inactivity and has been covering tournaments as a community caster. According to Liquipedia`s estimations, RAMZES666 has earned over $2.2 million in prize money throughout his career.
This venture follows a trend seen among other Russian internet personalities; in 2024, streamer Vyacheslav “Buster” Leontyev also opened his first computer club. His facility spans 410 square meters, and renovations reportedly cost the content creator ₽50 million.
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