No[o]ne Wins MVP at DreamLeague Season 29

PARIVISION became the champion of DreamLeague Season 29 after beating Aurora Gaming 3:2 in the grand final. Vladimir “No[o]ne” Minenko was named the tournament MVP by bo3.gg together with 1xBit, following a stable playoff run and a key role in the team’s title push.

For No[o]ne, this is an important individual award after a strong team performance. He was not the leader in every single stat, but PARIVISION often built its tempo, fights, and mid-game transitions through him. In the decisive series, his consistency mattered more than highlights.

A Dominant Tournament from No[o]ne

Vladimir “No[o]ne” Minenko received the MVP award at DreamLeague Season 29 after a confident performance for PARIVISION. His tournament stats were:

• 6.17 KDA
• 6.73 average kills
• 3.18 average deaths
• 12.91 average assists
• 586 GPM
• 772 XPM

The main value of No[o]ne was his control of the game. He helped PARIVISION keep structure even on long maps and consistently joined the most important fights. It was especially important that the team went through Team Falcons and Team Spirit in the upper bracket, then closed Aurora Gaming in a five-map final.

Tournament EVPs

Nightfall — 8.50 KDA

• 8.70 average kills
• 2.17 average deaths
• 9.78 average assists
• 720 GPM
• 889 XPM

Egor “Nightfall” Grigorenko was the main EVP candidate from Aurora Gaming. He finished the tournament with the best KDA among the top players and remained the main late-game win condition for the team.

Mikoto — 6.76 KDA

• 8.09 average kills
• 3.26 average deaths
• 13.96 average assists
• 623 GPM
• 840 XPM

Rafli “Mikoto” Rahman had a strong tournament from the mid lane for Aurora Gaming. His high assist count shows how often he joined fights and helped the team move through the playoff bracket.

Satanic — 6.13 KDA

• 10.00 average kills
• 2.86 average deaths
• 7.55 average assists
• 737 GPM
• 845 XPM

Alan “Satanic” Gallyamov was the main carry of PARIVISION and one of the most stable damage dealers at the tournament. His 10.00 average kills per map was one of the best numbers among players near the top of the standings.

Larl — 6.04 KDA

• 8.87 average kills
• 3.47 average deaths
• 12.07 average assists
• 609 GPM
• 801 XPM

Denis “Larl” Sigitov was the strongest Team Spirit representative among the EVP candidates. Team Spirit reached the top three, and Larl regularly created pressure and helped the team play more actively after the roster changes.

PARIVISION Make a Statement Before the Next Events

The DreamLeague Season 29 title became a big step forward for PARIVISION. The team won a difficult playoff run, closed the grand final against Aurora Gaming, and got an MVP-level tournament from No[o]ne.

The main takeaway is simple: PARIVISION can no longer be seen only as a dangerous contender. After this result, the team enters the next event as one of the lineups capable of fighting directly for the title