Everything about betting on Natus Vincere

Sasa! If you’re a Kenyan esports fan, you’ll love Na’Vi’s top roster across CS:GO, Dota 2 and more. In their Counter-Strike: Global Offensive (CS:GO) squad, the renowned Ukrainian AWPer S1mple (Oleksandr "S1mple" Kostyliev) and rising star B1t (Valerii Vakhovskyi) lead the charge. Joining them are Perfecto (Ilya Zalutskiy), Boombl4 (Kirill Mikhailov) and Electronic (Denis Sharipov) all repping Russia.

On the Dota 2 side, V-Tune (Volodymyr Vorobey), Noone (Volodymyr Minenko) and GeneRaL (Viktor Nigrini) fly the Ukrainian flag, with Russia’s Solo (Alexey Berezin) and Korobkin (Ilya Korobkin) rounding out the five-man squad. Whether you’re scouting cs:go download guides or checking out dota 2 predictions, you’ll keep tabs on these stars via the eSportRanker esports betting app.

Na’Vi’s Historic Wins

Back in 2010, Na’Vi grabbed gold at ESWC Ukraine and DreamHack Winter—beating SK Gaming in both finals—and topped it off with a victory at Intel Extreme Masters Season 5. All three major trophies in one calendar year? That record still pumps up CS:GO fans hunting cs:go predictions and counter strike: global offensive odds.

Trials and Tribulations

Na’Vi later tried StarCraft II and League of Legends teams, but they fizzled out—except for Yozhyk, the FIFA pro who bagged over 25 trophies and became a crowd favourite.

In 2018, Na’Vi jumped into PUBG, signing TheTab (Vitaly Karkeshkin), Besto (Andrey Ionov), Ceh9 (Arsenii Ivanychev), Vladi (Vladyslav Ostroushko) and three more Russian talents. By early 2019 they’d acquired Germany’s Mock-it roster for Rainbow Six Siege: Britons Doki, Blurr and Nathan, plus Poland’s Saves and Sweden’s Secretly.

Mid-2021 saw Na’Vi enter Valorant with the No Pressure squad—mostly Russian pros like Cloud (Kirill Nehozhin) and Dinkzj (Denis Tkachev), plus Belarus’ 7ssk7 (Artur Kurshin). From pubg pc to rainbow six siege mobile, Na’Vi chases big wins across every major title.

They didn’t stop at CS:GO. At The International 2011, Na’Vi’s Dota 2 roster stunned everyone by beating China’s EHOME in the final, grabbing the Aegis and global fame. Even now, with legends like Dendi and Artstyle still in the mix, they’re a top pick for anyone browsing dota 2 predictions or The International odds.

Kenyan bettors know the front-runners in every game. Na’Vi’s debut year saw them win 12 medals (eight gold!) at major events—Edward, Starix and Markeloff even got shout-outs on HLTV.org. Their CS:GO side bounced back in 2018 with titles at ESL One and BLAST Pro Series, then clinched StarSeries & i-League Season 7 in 2019. No wonder when you search "best betting sites in Kenya" or "international betting sites internetbettingsites org," Na’Vi odds are often top value.

• 2010 Triple Crown: ESWC, DreamHack Winter, IEM Season 5—netting about KSh 3,250,000 for the IEM win.
• 2011 The International (Dota 2): Victory over EHOME for the Aegis.
• 2018–2019 CS:GO surge: ESL One, BLAST Pro, StarSeries & i-League.

From First Flight to Grand Slam

In 2025, Na’Vi stunned the CS:GO scene again by clinching their ninth major and the $1,000,000 Intel Grand Slam Season 3. Value for your gaming data bundle, sio kweli?

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