Quest Esports Parts Ways with Dota 2 Coach Accell

Dhruv Saikia
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A new Western European (WEU) powerhouse, Quest Esports, recently announced the departure of its coach, Alexander “Accell” Litvienko from the team.
This news came shortly after the team failed to secure a direct invitation to The International 12 through a Top 2 finish at the Bali Major 2023.
The news came as a surprise to the Dota 2 community as the team had an impressive run at the Bali Major 2023 and since there are only a few days for the Riyadh Masters 2023 to begin.

Quest Esports, following its impressive run at the Bali Major 2023, has made an unexpected announcement on its official Twitter account. The organization revealed it is parting ways with its coach, Alexander "Accell" Litvienko.

The decision came shortly after the team’s impressive run at the Bali Major 2023, however, the team failed to secure enough DPC points to qualify for The International 12, as it required a Top 2 finish to do so.

Quest Esports' Official Statement

In an official statement, Quest Esports expressed sincere gratitude to Accell while announcing his departure from the team. The organization recognized Accell's expertise and guidance, highlighting the instrumental role he played in their remarkable milestones and memorable victories. The statement expressed appreciation for his commitment, hard work, and genuine care for the team.

Moving forward, the team has not announced the addition of a new coach, however, the team must gear up for the upcoming Riyadh Masters 2023. It should be noted that the announcement does ask fans to stay tuned for more updates, which could indicate that more news may be released in the near future.

The announcement of parting ways with Accell has surprised the Dota 2 community, particularly considering the team's impressive performance at the Bali Major 2023. Quest Esports finished at the top of Group B, over teams such as BetBoom and Gaimin Gladiators. The team continued its strong run in the playoffs, securing a place in the Top 4. Notably, this remarkable achievement came in Quest Esports' debut appearance at a major tournament.


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Since 2012, Dhruv has developed a deep passion for Dota 2, which has only grown stronger over time. With three years of experience as a competitive player and a background in writing, he brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to create content around the game and its esports scene.