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(monkey) Business: Big Daddy N0tail’s new team

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Johan “BigDaddy” Sundstein’s new team (monkey) Business has finally been revealed and includes David “MoonMeander” Tan and Tal “Fly” Aizik formerly of compLexity Gaming, Amer “Miracle-” Barqawi and Andreas “Cr1t-” Franck Nielsen.

Our new Dota 2 lineup: 1- Miracle 2- Big Daddy N0tail 3- Moonmeander 4- Cr1t 5- Fly Show us some love with a follow! #FF

Johan “BigDaddy” Sundstein most recently was playing with Cloud 9 until the team disbanded August 14th.

The jovial and much admired Dane has now rejoined forces with longtime former teammate and friend, Tal “Fly” Aizik, once again in a new team. The duo played together in HON and then Fnatic’s HON team which made the switch into Dota 2.

Fly recently played with David “MoonMeander” Tan, another HON switchover player, on compLexity Gaming for TI5.

Andreas “Cr1t-“ Franck Nielsen is a Danish player that has made multiple short appearances on various teams since 2012 including teams such as Mousesports, Meet Your Makers and most recently Lianghao, that later was picked up by Flipside Tactics after his departure.

Amer “Miracle-” Barqawi played on Balkan Bears but is most recently known for his 8k MMR status.

With Fly and MoonMeander departing from compLexity, the North American team is down to three players. The organization officially bid the players farewell and will announce their new lineup in the next few days.

Kyle ‘Beef’ Bautista, General Manager of compLexity Gaming, had this to say about the change:

“David and Tal are two immensely talented individuals and were key to our showing at The International. While I’m sad to see them leaving coL. DOTA, I can’t wait to see where they will next find success. As for coL. DOTA, we’re very confident in our new roster and I’m personally looking forward to seeing what the team can do at their first LAN in just a few weeks. We’re excited to share the roster with all the fans, and we’ll do so just as soon as the ink has dried!”

(monkey)Business roster

Johan “BigDaddy” Sundstein
Tal “Fly” Aizik
David “MoonMeander” Tan
Andreas “Cr1t-“ Franck Nielsen
Amer “Miracle-“ Barqawi

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n0tail
Background Information
Name:	Johan Sundstein
Birthdate:	1993-10-08 (age 26)
Country:	Denmark
Team:	OG
Role:	Support
Alternate IDs:	BDN, BigDaddyN0tail, BigDaddy
Signature heroes:
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DOTABUFF:	19672354
OpenDota:	19672354
Facebook:	n0tail
Twitter:	OG_BDN0tail
VK:	bigdaddydota2
Twitch:	BigDaddy
History
Dota 2:

Johan “n0tail” Sundstein is a Danish player currently playing for OG . He is famous for his Chen play. Notail was a captain for OG

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Fnatic [ edit ]

N0tail switched from Heroes of Newerth to Dota 2 with his team in 2012. [1] This team would go on to be one of the longest lasting unchanged teams in Dota, before disbanding shortly after The International 2014. [2]

Team Secret [ edit ]

After leaving Fnatic, n0tail and Fly joined KuroKy, Puppey and s4 to create Team Secret. While the team had an excellent record, even against top teams, they failed to claim a LAN victory in 4 months, and so n0tail left the team before Dota 2 Asia Championship 2015.

Cloud9 [ edit ]

At the very beginning of 2015, n0tail joined up with Cloud9, just in time to compete in the Dota 2 Asia Championship 2015. [3] However, after a disappointing finish at The International 2015, Cloud9 disbanded. [4]

(monkey) Business/OG [ edit ]

In the post TI 5 shuffle, n0tail helped form the team (monkey) Business. He is now playing a carry role for the first time in his professional career alongside Miracle-. They re-branded themselves as OG a few months later. With OG, he has finally found success by winning the 2015 Frankfurt Major and cashing in $1,110,000 for his team, the most amount of prize money anyone on the team has ever accrued from a single event.