Jabz

Not to be confused with Jabbz.

Jabz

Player Information

Name:

อนุชา จิระวงศ์

Romanized Name:

Anucha Jirawong

Nationality:

Thailand

Born:

September 22, 1998 (age 27)

Region:

Southeast Asia

Years Active (Player):

2013 - 2025

Roles:

Offlaner
Captain

Alternate IDs:

Kaneki, JAbz, jabz, J

Approx. Total Winnings:

$1,215,492

Signature Hero:

Links

History

2014-05-?? — 2014-05-29	EL
2015-01-20 — 2016-09-03	Signature.Trust
2016-09-03 — 2017-07-04	Team Faceless
2017-08-16 — 2018-09-06	Mineski
2018-09-12 — 2020-09-09	Fnatic
2020-10-13 — 2022-11-04	Fnatic
2022-11-04 — 2023-11-06	Talon Esports
2023-11-13 — 2025-02-05	Aurora Gaming
2025-02-05 — 2025-04-20	Aurora(Inactive)
2025-04-20 — 2025-12-05	BOOM Esports

Recent Matches

Nem	0:2 (Bo3)	MOUZ
December 15, 2025 - 18:55 CET DreamLeague S27

Nem	2:1 (Bo3)	Aurora
December 14, 2025 - 15:25 CET DreamLeague S27

Nem	2:0 (Bo3)	Passion
December 13, 2025 - 15:25 CET DreamLeague S27

Nem	1:2 (Bo3)	NGX
December 12, 2025 - 18:55 CET DreamLeague S27

Nem	1:2 (Bo3)	Amaru
December 11, 2025 - 18:55 CET DreamLeague S27

Upcoming Tournaments

No Upcoming Tournaments

Anucha "Jabz" Jirawong (born September 22, 1998) is a Thai player who last played for BOOM Esports.

Biography

Jabz started playing in Thai-based squads such as Everlast.GameFilling, and Signature.Trust in the mid and support positions, and later departed to Singapore after seeing Iceiceice's advertisement of forming a team. Later it was announced in September 2016 that the team was called Team Faceless, with Jabz as a position four support.^[1] His tenure with Faceless lasted for ten months, before failing to qualify for The International 2017 and during the spring break, he and Iceiceice, in tandem, joined Mineski.^[2]

Since the move, Jabz has been an integral part of Mineski, and is one of the best support players in the South-East Asian region. He has won PGL Open Bucharest 2017 and later in May, his first career Major in DAC 2018.

Trivia

His mother gave him the nickname "Jab". He added "z" at the end to create his in-game name.^[3]
His old nickname, "Kaneki", comes from Tokyo Ghoul.^[3]

Reached 10,000 MMR on May 7, 2020.^[4]

Reached 11,000 MMR on July 24, 2021.^[5]
Reached 12,000 MMR on May 22, 2024.^[6]
Reached 14,000 MMR on March 22, 2025.^[7]

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Statistics

Had the highest average assists per game (15.58) at the DreamLeague Season 13 Major.

Achievements

Date	Place	Tier		Result	Prize

2023-07-30	3rd	Tier 1	Riyadh Masters 2023	0 : 2	$1,700,000
2023-03-05	3rd	Tier 1	Lima Major 2023	0 : 2	$75,000
2021-10-13	9th - 12th	Tier 1	The International 2021	0 : 2	$800,400
2020-03-13	1st	Tier 2	DOTA Summit 12	3 : 0	$60,500
2019-08-20	13th - 16th	Tier 1	The International 2019	0 : 1	$514,951
2019-03-24	3rd	Tier 1	DreamLeague Season 11	1 : 2	$100,000
2018-08-21	9th - 12th	Tier 1	The International 2018	0 : 2	$382,983
2018-04-07	1st	Tier 1	Dota 2 Asia Championships 2018	3 : 2	$370,000
2017-10-22	1st	Tier 2	PGL Open Bucharest	2 : 0	$130,000
2017-04-29	5th - 8th	Tier 1	The Kiev Major 2017	1 : 2	$125,000
Extended list of results