Nahaz becomes compLexity’s Coach

Left off The International 6 talent list, Alan 'Nahaz' Bester found a job that fits him like a glove for the upcoming TI6.

compLexity Gaming, who are one of a few teams to lack a coach or an analyst for their Dota 2 squad will now have on their side one of the most important Dota 2 statisticians to help them figure out their opponents in the TI6 Wildcards. Although one may think this is just a nice and good opportunity to reward Nahaz for the work he put through the year with his in depth analysis on the ever changing meta, there’s no doubt that Alan Bester’s professionalism will be put to great use as coach.

Very experienced in how to deal with young individuals due to his day by day job as Professor of Economics at the University of Western Ontario, in Canada, Nahaz is for sure the most suited person to stand right next to Kyle 'swindlemelonzz' Freedman and work together in developing the team strategies for the most important event of the year.

To many people Nahaz may seem like an odd choice for a coaching position, but to myself and our team, he was the only choice. Nahaz is extremely intelligent, well spoken, hard working, and his mature approach and attitude extends to the way in which he works with our team. What he may lack in professional experience in the booth, Alan more than makes up for with his preparation, statistical analysis, and ultimately the way in which he enhances our team’s ability to prepare and improve. I could not be more happy to welcome Nahaz on board for The International.” - compLexity General Manager Kyle 'Beef' Bautista

To achieve a TI6 main event spot, compLexity Gaming will have to conquer the last qualifier stage. The Wild Card, where four teams are fighting for the two spots available. coL’s adversaries are EHOME, Escape Gaming and Execration.

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