SVG
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SVG
Player Information
Name:
Avery Silverman
Nationality:
Born:
December 5, 1993 (age 31)
Years Active (Player):
2014 - 2022,
2024
2024
Alternate IDs:
LoA
Approx. Total Winnings:
$484,925
Links
History
2015-08-?? — 2015-09-01
2015-09-01 — 2015-11-27
2015-12-06 — 2016-05-16
2016-05-16 — 2016-08-19
Evil Geniuses (C.)
2016-09-08 — 2017-04-06
2017-05-28 — 2017-12-19
Evil Geniuses (C.)
2018-01-05 — 2018-02-03
2018-02-17 — 2018-08-29
2018-08-29 — 2018-09-14
2018-09-14 — 2019-03-24
2019-03-24
Retired
2019-09-27 — 2019-11-05
2019-11-05 — 2020-03-25
2020-03-25 — 2021-10-17
Upcoming Matches
No Upcoming Matches
Upcoming Tournaments
No upcoming tournaments
Avery "SVG" Silverman (known as "LoA" in 2021) (born December 5, 1993) is an American player who last played for Quincy Crew.
Biography[edit]
SVG is a support player that started off playing in North American teams such as Dark Horse, Cloud 9 and Shazam, and was considered to be one of the best North American supports in the scene. He later on became the coach for Evil Geniuses in May 2016, helping them reach third place at The International 2016.
Following the International, he departed from the organisation and joined EternalEnvy's new team, Team NP with other notable players from the North American region. After some mixed results with that team, he was removed from the roster and returned to coach EG for another TI. However, this time he was unable to help them reach a similarly impressive result.
In the beginning of 2018, he returned to active play when he briefly captained Team World, a team made up of members from all across the globe. Unfortunately, this team would be short lived and SVG went on to found a North American stack that was later picked up by VGJ.Storm. With this team, he won his first LAN tournament ever at GESC Thailand.[1] At TI that year, VGJ.Storm started off very strong by topping their group ahead of heavy favorites Virtus.pro. However, at the main event, they were dropped down to the Lower Bracket in the first round by eventual champions OG and soon after were eliminated by Team Secret.
Following TI8, SVG and his team departed VGJ.Storm and joined a new organization in Forward Gaming. Despite a lot of potential and promise shown by the team, they were unable to connect to their performance of the previous season. After disappointingly early exits at the first three Majors of the season, SVG decided to retire from active play in March 2019.[2]
Achievements[edit]
Additional Content[edit]
Interviews[edit]
Miscellaneous[edit]
2025
- [e] 2025-01-14 |
Guess Who Cringed the Hardest? | Dota 2 by GosuGamers
Spotlights[edit]
2023
- [e] 2023-12-19 |
Let's find out what is their Favourite Malaysian Food? by GosuGamers at ESL One Kuala Lumpur 2023
- [e] 2023-07-28 |
INSIDE THE EPISODE | Behind the scenes of Dota 2 Season 13 by Gamers8 Esports at Riyadh Masters 2023
Gallery[edit]
SVG at Northern Arena BEAT Invitational (2016)
SVG at EPICENTER 2017
SVG at DOTA Summit 9 (2018)
SVG at DOTA Summit 11 (2019)
SVG at DreamLeague Season 13 (2020)
SVG at The International 2021
SVG at BLAST Slam II (2025)
References[edit]
- ↑ Belandrial (2018-05-12). "VGJ.Storm are the GESC: Thailand Dota 2 Minor Champions". vpesports.com. Retrieved 2018-05-13.
- ↑ Forward Gaming (2019-03-24). "Forward Gaming's Dota 2 Roster Changes". Retrieved 2019-03-24.