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Dota 2 carry, back-to-back TI winner and the player behind OG’s famous Io.

Anathan “ana” Pham won The International in 2018 and 2019 with OG. The Australian carry also won the Boston and Kiev Majors, with Ember Spirit, Spectre and Io among his best-known picks.
| Name | Anathan Pham |
|---|---|
| Age | 26 years |
| Country | Australia |
| Lane / role | Carry · Position 1 |
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Ana is Anathan Pham, the Australian Dota 2 carry who won The International in 2018 and 2019 with OG. His career includes two Major titles, memorable carry picks and several breaks from competition. This profile brings together the player facts, championship results and equipment context behind one of OG’s best-known names.
Ana is 26 years old. He was born in October 1999 and represents Australia. His real name is Anathan Pham, and match records may also list him as humblegod. The lowercase name “ana” is his player handle; it does not refer to a separate team or organization.
| Real name | Anathan Pham |
|---|---|
| Born | October 1999 |
| Country | Australia |
| Championship role | Carry · Position 1 |
| Other player name | humblegod |
His earlier professional experience also included mid. The carry label here describes his role in OG’s TI-winning lineup, where farm priority helped him reach the items needed to lead the team’s later fights.
Identity: DLTV and Red Bull’s player profile. Age follows Esports Earnings’ October 26 birthday; Liquipedia lists October 27.
After playing for Invictus Gaming, ana joined OG in 2016. Boston and Kiev brought Major trophies before his two International victories. His journey was not a continuous run of active seasons: breaks and returns became a recurring part of his competitive career.
Ana played carry in OG’s first International championship.
The same five players defended their title the following year.
With Topson, Ceb, JerAx and N0tail, ana became part of the first roster to win TI twice. OG’s repeated championship matters beyond the prize money: an unchanged lineup achieved something no previous International winner had managed.
Career: Red Bull, OG’s TI8 retrospective and OG’s TI9 recap.
Ana’s listed individual prizes from TI8 and TI9 total $5,370,867.80. The table separates those two payouts from his Boston and Kiev Major results. All amounts are in US dollars, so the event names and currencies remain comparable.
| Dota 2 tournament | Finish | Ana’s share |
|---|---|---|
| The International 2019 | 1st | $3,124,036.20 |
| The International 2018 | 1st | $2,246,831.60 |
| The Boston Major 2016 | 1st | $200,000.00 |
| The Kiev Major 2017 | 1st | $200,000.00 |
These are attributed player shares, not the full team awards or an estimate of ana’s net worth. Salary, sponsorship income and taxes are separate. For whole-event totals and other champions, explore the Dota 2 tournament and prize-money archive.
Amounts: Esports Earnings results by prize, checked September 21, 2026.
Ember Spirit, Spectre and Io are a useful shortlist of ana’s championship-era heroes. Ember and Spectre connect his reputation to carry play, while carry Io became a distinctive part of OG’s TI9 story. This is a historical selection, not a live ranking of his most-played heroes.
Carry Io is notable because it gave a hero often associated with support a farming role in that tournament strategy. Treat those older games as career context. Item choices and ability interactions should come from the dated information in our Dota 2 hero directory.
Hero context: ONE Esports’ ana profile.
Ana’s exact current hardware models have not been verified for this profile. The six equipment cards are D2F picks, covering a mouse, keyboard, headset, monitor, mousepad and chair. They are shopping options, not a claim that ana owns or currently uses those products.
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He announced his retirement in June 2021, then competed again in 2022, including with T1. That is why the retirement headline alone does not describe his complete career. This profile does not claim a current team contract.
OG’s official TI9 recap links to ana’s social account. Use his own announcements for future plans rather than assuming an old roster page describes his present activity.
Timeline: 2021 retirement report and DLTV’s dated team history.