iceiceice

Player Information

Name:

许培祥

Romanized Name:

Daryl Koh Pei Xiang

Nationality:

Singapore

Born:

June 17, 1990 (age 34)

Region:

Southeast Asia

Years Active (Player):

2011 - 2023

Current Role:

Offlaner
Carry

Team:

Bleed Esports

Alternate IDs:

Lucifer, 冰冰冰

Nickname(s):

ice, ice3

Approx. Total Winnings:

$1,807,983

Signature Hero:

Links

History

DotA:

2005 — 2006

2006 — 2007

2008 — 2009

2009 — 2009

Dota 2:

2011-08-01 — 2011-09-11	Scythe Gaming
2011-09-11 — 2012-01-04	Meet Your Makers
2012-03-29 — 2013-09-04	Team Zenith
2013-09-04 — 2014-08-26	Team DK
2014-08-26 — 2016-03-08	Vici Gaming
2016-03-08 — 2016-08-29	EHOME
2016-09-03 — 2017-07-04	Team Faceless
2017-08-16 — 2018-09-06	Mineski
2018-09-12 — 2020-09-16	Fnatic
2020-11-14 — 2021-11-17	Evil Geniuses
2021-11-18 — 2022-08-03	Team Secret
2022-08-12 — 2022-10-31	Team SMG
2023-03-03 — 2023-11-15	Bleed Esports
2023-11-15 — Present	Bleed Esports(CC.)

Upcoming Matches

No Upcoming Matches

Upcoming Tournaments

No upcoming tournaments

Daryl "iceiceice" Koh (born June 17, 1990) is a Singaporean player who is currently a content creator for Bleed Esports. He was a DotA: Allstars player who notably won ESWC Paris and CAPL. He later pursued a StarCraft II career in 2010, and in early-2011, switched to Dota 2.

Within DotA: Allstars, he was considered the best player in Singapore, and highly-sought by multiple teams.^[1] Within Dota 2, he played for top teams in four regions (Southeast Asia, China, Europe and North America), with his highest finish being 3rd at The International 2011, and multiple finishes between 4th and 6th at subsequent Internationals. As such, he is considered to be one of the greatest Southeast Asian players of all time. He is also known for his comedic, deadpan personality, particularly in interviews.

Biography[edit]

StarCraft II[edit]

iceiceice played competitive StarCraft II from the release of the game to early 2011, competing in local SEA events. His crowning achievement was a runner-up place in the Blizzard SEA Invitational which granted him a spot in the BlizzCon 2010 StarCraft II Invitational, where he was eliminated in the first round. In March 2011, iceiceice joined FXOpen e-Sports only to leave the team shortly afterwards. He gave up on playing Starcraft 2 competitively because of his mandatory military service, as well as a lack of faith in the Southeast Asian Starcraft 2 scene.^[2]

Dota 2[edit]

In August 2011, iceiceice made his first steps in the Dota 2 competitive scene as he attended The International 2011 with Scythe Gaming. iceiceice and his teammates eventually took third place at the event, losing to EHOME in the losers' bracket finals, and sharing a $150,000 prize. iceiceice later left Scythe Gaming and joined team Zenith.^[when?]

Even though Zenith had a disappointing finish at The International 2013, iceiceice won the 1 v 1 solo championship defeating Mushi and won himself the crown of being called the best solo mid in Dota 2. Zenith disbanded shortly after the conclusion of The International 2013, and so iceiceice was picked up by the Chinese Team DK to complete their new roster.^[3] After The International 2014, DK disbanded and he joined Vici Gaming. He later joined EHOME following the Shanghai Major 2016 and was featured in a player profile at The International 2016 and finished in the top 6.^[4] Following the tournament, he departed EHOME after playing in China for three years and returned home to Singapore to form his own team, Team Faceless on the 3rd September 2016.^[5] Faceless contained fellow Singaporeans xy- and NutZ.

Team Faceless showed some success in the SEA scene, quickly proving themselves to be one of the top teams there, and were hot favourites to take one of Southeast Asia's spots for TI7. Due to a poor performance in the round robin including a lost tiebreaker, Faceless failed to qualify for TI7 and disbanded. After the new season opened, iceiceice moved to Mineski to join his old teammate Mushi, along with Jabz. Mineski was competitive internationally with a win at DAC 2018, but ultimately placed 9-12th at TI8. Following the tournament, iceiceice moved to join Fnatic along with Jabz. Fnatic showed promise throughout the season but ended with a disappointing elimination on day one of the playoffs of TI9, placing 13-16th. The roster reshuffled but iceiceice remained on the team. Fnatic saw some minor success but after sitting out some tournaments due to the 2020 online season, iceiceice moved to join Evil Geniuses, his first time playing for a team based in North America.

The new Evil Geniuses roster immediately found success in the 2021 NA DPC Season 1, placing first and earning an upper bracket spot at the Singapore Major. At this event, EG advanced through the upper bracket to the Grand Finals, but fell short to Invictus Gaming in 5 games.

Gear and Settings[edit]

Hardware

Mouse		Mousepad
	Logitech G303		Artisan NINJA FX XSOFT

Monitor
	ZOWIE ZOWIE XL2546

Keyboard		Headset
	Keychron K8		Logitech G PRO WIRED

Last updated on 2021-10-04 (1266 days ago).

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Trivia[edit]

In 2011, he played StarCraft II, Defense of the Ancients, League of Legends and Heroes of Newerth competitively at the same time.^[6]
He has represented more teams (8) at The International than any other player.

Statistics[edit]

Iceiceice is the all time leader in premium/professional matches played as Timbersaw (155 matches and 101 wins) and Tidehunter (113 matches and 78 wins).

Stats from datdota as of 05-Mar-2025.

Duration	Team	Matches	Wins	Losses	Win %	KPG	DPG	APG	GPM	XPM
2012-03-29 — 2013-09-04	Zenith	124	70	54	56.45	5.45	4.38	7.72	440	460
2013-09-04 — 2014-08-26	Team DK	279	190	89	68.10	4.29	4.31	9.36	402	405
2014-08-26 — 2016-03-08	Vici Gaming	389	254	135	65.30	4.24	4.94	10.50	402	432
2016-03-08 — 2016-08-29	EHOME	158	97	61	61.39	5.32	3.82	10.75	484	436
2016-09-03 — 2017-07-04	Team Faceless	171	101	70	59.06	4.29	4.92	12.15	456	495
2017-08-16 — 2018-09-06	Mineski	251	149	102	59.36	4.49	4.81	12.14	454	520
2018-09-12 — 2020-09-16	Fnatic	345	234	111	67.83	4.14	4.66	13.40	451	544
2020-11-14 — 2021-11-17	Evil Geniuses	95	62	33	65.26	3.93	3.77	11.73	456	532
2021-11-18 — 2022-08-03	Team Secret	74	37	37	50.00	4.58	5.74	10.49	468	580

Stats from datdota as of 26-Aug-2022.

Achievements[edit]

Date	Place	Tier		Result	Prize
2021-10-14	9th - 12th	Tier 1	The International 2021	1 : 2	$800,400
2018-04-07	1st	Tier 1	Dota 2 Asia Championships 2018	3 : 2	$370,000
2016-08-11	5th - 6th	Tier 1	The International 2016	0 : 2	$934,761
2015-08-07	4th	Tier 1	The International 2015	1 : 2	$1,566,517
2015-02-09	2nd	Tier 1	Dota 2 Asia Championships 2015	0 : 3	$366,902
2014-12-07	1st	Tier 1	The Summit 2	3 : 1	$139,910
2014-09-28	1st	Tier 1	i-League Season 1	3 : 0	$155,828
2014-07-20	4th	Tier 1	The International 2014	0 : 2	$819,298
2014-04-20	1st	Tier 1	StarLadder StarSeries Season 9	3 : 0	$85,000
2014-01-01	1st	Tier 1	2013 WPC ACE Dota 2 League	4 : 3	$164,870
Extended list of results