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Player Information
Name:
Сергей Антонович Ревин
Romanized Name:
Sergey Revin
Nationality:
Born:
August 12, 1988 (age 37)
Region:
CIS CIS
Years Active (Player):
2011 - 2015,
2017,
2020 - 2021
Alternate IDs:
ARS-ART, Cloudy, AA
Approx. Total Winnings:
$94,118
Signature Hero:
Leshrac Bane Shadow Shaman
Links
History
DotA
2007-??-?? — 2008-??-?? Virtus.pro
2008-02-29 — 2008-06-22 SK Gaming
2008-06-27 — 2009-??-?? RuSh3D
2010-??-?? — 2010-??-?? The Retry
2010-12-?? — 2011-03-?? DTS Gaming
2011-03-31 — 2011-08-29 Moscow Five

Dota 2

2011-03-31 — 2011-08-29 Moscow Five
2011-11-30 — 2013-02-27 Natus Vincere
2013-03-21 — 2013-08-29 Virtus.pro
2013-10-08 — 2014-08-07 Virtus.pro
2014-08-08 — 2014-08-29 Moscow Five
2014-08-29 — Present Retired
2015-02-09 — 2015-02-12 sQreen's Squad
2015-09-04 — 2015-10-15 HellRaisers(Sub)
Recent Matches
Thunderhide Team Thunderhide
38:45
(Bo1)
Team Golem Golem
October 17, 2021 - 13:00 CEST
TI 10 All-Star Match
The International 2021: All-Star Match
Thunderhide Team Thunderhide
45:41
(Bo1)
Team Dragon Dragon
October 16, 2021 - 17:40 CEST
TI 10 All-Star Match
The International 2021: All-Star Match
Salo Power Salo Power
1:0
(Bo1)
Rich Kids Rich Kids
January 12, 2020 - 19:30 EET
WePlay! Bukovel Minor Show Match
WePlay! Bukovel Minor 2020: Show Match
AntiHype AntiHype
2:0
(Bo2)
Ultima_Thule ULT322
October 21, 2017 - 19:00 MSK
WESG 2017 Russia Qualifier
World Electronic Sports Games 2017 Russia QualifierWorld Electronic Sports Games 2017 Russia Qualifier
SS sQreen's Squad
0:2
(Bo2)
Ninjas in Pyjamas NiP
Upcoming Tournaments
No Upcoming Tournaments

Sergey "Smile" Revin, also known as "ARS-ART", is a Russian former professional Dota 2 player who is currently an analyst and commentator.

Biography

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DotA: Allstars

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ARS-ART was part of the Virtus.pro squad that basically ruled the 6.43 to 6.48 era. Winning three consecutive MYM PriDe events, he and Vigoss reached superstar level and became well known worldwide. MYM PriDe #7 is said to have been his main stage. He had a very aggressive play style and heroes such as Nerubian Assassin, Bounty Hunter and Pudge were some of his favorites. Through them he was given the nickname "King of gankers", a nickname which he shared with Vigoss.

Jolie, the team captain of VP back then, shared a few words about ARS-ART. "ARS-ART's (Virtus.Smile) playstyle is very unique, different from any other. His solo-killing ability is simply incomparable, often seizing an opportunity another player would have missed. Even though he is not as good a support player as NS, he can provide many Observer Wards."[1]

ARS-ART also played for the otherwise fully Swedish team SK Gaming during 2008, when they were one of the best teams in the Dota scene.[2] Also featuring players like Loda and Akke, they enjoyed some success with ARS-ART in the team but after a few months he would leave, citing communication problems.[3] Instead he would join the Russian team "Rush3D", captained by PGG and featuring big names such as LighTofHeaveN, DeMoN, NS and iMbaQ.[4] The roster was rebuilt under the name The Retry during 2010. In December 2010 ARS-ART would join DTS to replace their captain ArtStyle.[5] This team stayed with pretty much the same roster even when they switched sponsor, from the DTS organization to Moscow Five, and would continue into Dota 2 together.

Dota 2

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ARS-ART played for Moscow Five at The International 2011, placing 5th/6th. After the tournament, M5 brought in Vigoss and PGG, removing ARS-ART from the team. ARS-ART then joined Natus Vincere, filling the void created by Artstyle's departure.[6] The Na`Vi roster would become dominant with ARS-ART on a supporting role. They won almost every tournament they entered up until ARS-ART suddenly left the team in February 2013, citing a bad team spirit.[7] A month later he could be seen standing in for Virtus.pro, and he would soon become a permanent member of their roster.[8]

After playing with Virtus.pro for more than half a year during 2013, he was kicked from the team as the roster was rebuilt in the post-TI3 reshuffle.[9] However, only just over a month later he was brought back into the team.[10] During the period Autumn 2013-Spring 2014 the VP roster did not enjoy any particular success, with frequent accusations of under-performance being directed at them.[11] Therefore, they came into The International 2014: European Qualifiers as underdogs.[11] However, after some stellar performances by ARS-ART on Natures Prophet, they would finish second and earn a slot in The International 2014: Play-In Series in Seattle.[12]

Leaving Virtus.pro shortly after TI4 and briefly appearing in Moscow 5 and sQreen's Squard, ARS-ART took a position of an analyst and commentator for StarLadder and the Russian TI5 hub.

Trivia

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Achievements

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  • As Player
  • As Broadcast Talent
  • Show All
DatePlaceTierTournamentTeamResultPrize
2012-12-231stTier 1StarLadder StarSeries Season 4StarLadder StarSeries Season 4StarLadder StarSeries Season 4
3 : 1
$8,000
2012-11-041stTier 1Electronic Sports World Cup 2012Electronic Sports World Cup 2012
2 : 0
$12,000
2012-09-022ndTier 1The International 2012The International 2012
1 : 3
$250,000
2012-07-151stTier 1StarLadder StarSeries Season 2StarLadder StarSeries Season 2StarLadder StarSeries Season 2
3 : 0
$6,000
2012-03-041stTier 1The Defense Season 1The Defense Season 1
3 : 2
$7,917
2011-11-201stTier 1Omega Sector Professional League Autumn 2011Omega Sector Professional League Autumn 2011Omega Sector Professional League Autumn 2011
3 : 0
$13,701
2011-10-251stTier 1Electronic Sports World Cup 2011Electronic Sports World Cup 2011
2 : 0
$12,000
2011-08-205th - 6thTier 1The International 2011The International 2011
0 : 1
$35,000
2011-04-031stTier 1Omega Sector Professional League Spring 2011Omega Sector Professional League Spring 2011
2 : 0
$9,375
2009-09-291stTier 1Omega Sector Professional League Autumn 2009Omega Sector Professional League Autumn 2009Omega Sector Professional League Autumn 2009
1 : 0
$9,937
Extended list of results
DateTierTournamentPositionPartner List
2025-07-19Tier 1Esports World Cup 2025Esports World Cup 2025Esports World Cup 2025Analyst
2022-10-30Tier 1The International 2022The International 2022Analyst
2021-10-17Tier 1The International 2021The International 2021Analyst
2019-08-25Tier 1The International 2019The International 2019Analyst
2017-04-30Tier 1The Kiev Major 2017The Kiev Major 2017Analyst
2016-08-13Tier 1The International 2016The International 2016Analyst
2016-06-12Tier 1The Manila Major 2016The Manila Major 2016Analyst
2016-03-06Tier 1The Shanghai Major 2016The Shanghai Major 2016Analyst
2015-08-08Tier 1The International 2015The International 2015Analyst
2014-07-21Tier 1The International 2014The International 2014Analyst
About achievementsBroadcasts from any Tournament

Awards

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  • ARS-ART Frankfurt Major.jpg

Interviews

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  • 2012
  • 2013
  • 2014
  • 2016
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Dota 2 Cosmetics

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Cicatrix Regalia
Cicatrix Regalia

References

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  1. ↑ CtChocula (2011-09-24). "History of DotA: Part 5". GosuGamers. Archived from History of DotA: Part 5 the original on 2011-09-24. Retrieved 2023-10-16.
  2. ↑ 'smpL-' (2008-02-29). "SK adds ARS-ART and hailo". SK Gaming. Retrieved 2014-06-07.
  3. ↑ Mathias 'dopeshow_' S. (2008-06-22). "SK.DotA roster shrinks". SK Gaming. Archived from the original on 2021-01-31. Retrieved 2023-10-16.
  4. ↑ Mathias 'dopeshow_' S. (2008-06-27). "ARS-ART found a new home". SK Gaming. Archived from the original on 2022-01-25. Retrieved 2023-10-16.
  5. ↑ Linus "Tjernobylbarnet" Staaf (2010-12-07). "ArtStyle leaves DTS". GosuGamers. Retrieved 2014-06-07.
  6. ↑ Kai "Treble1999" Chua (2011-11-30). "ARS-ART joins NaVi". GosuGamers. Retrieved 2013-04-13.
  7. ↑ Oleg "prb" Bulavko (2013-02-28). "Changes in Na`Vi.Dota 2 lineup". NaVi-Gaming.com. Retrieved 2013-04-13.
  8. ↑ Andrey "FUki" Kirukin (2013-03-21). "Smile будет играть за Virtus.pro". Virtuspro.org. Retrieved 2013-08-30.
  9. ↑ Andrey "FUki" Kirukin (2013-08-29). "Новый состав Virtus.pro по Dota 2". Virtuspro.org. Retrieved 2013-08-29.
  10. ↑ Johan "Sun_Tzu" Järvinen (2013-10-08). "Virtus.Pro welcome back Ars-Art; Goblak and Resolut1on out of the team". GosuGamers. Retrieved 2014-06-07.
  11. ↑ 11.0 11.1 riptide, dfs, TheEmulator, Heyoka, kpoptosis (2014-05-24). "TI4 Europe: Dog Eat Dog". Team Liquid. Archived from the original on 2017-11-08. Retrieved 2023-10-16.
  12. ↑ Heyoka, TheEmulator (2014-05-28). "TI4 EU Quals Day 4: Reunion". Team Liquid. Archived from the original on 2017-11-08. Retrieved 2023-10-16.
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