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The fight goes on: The new Fnatic lineup – (from left) Raven, eyyou, DeMon, Mushi and Ohaiyo – has set its sight on the Frankfurt Major tournament in November. — SHAFWAN ZAIDON/The Star

Learn what it takes to be a professional eSports player from Malaysia’s elite Dota gamer, Ohaiyo.

“To be a successful eSports player, you need to have discipline,” says “Ohaiyo” Khoo Chong Xin, one of the most popular Malaysian Dota 2 gamers.

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