# Ceb on Reddit (u/7ckngmad)

Part of Athletes on Reddit, researched with Autumn (https://www.autumn.ai) from public sources. Updated 2026-11-07. Interactive version: https://www.autumn.ai/resources/athletes-on-reddit/ceb

Ceb: Dota 2 player, two-time International champion.

- Reddit account: [u/7ckngmad](https://www.reddit.com/user/7ckngmad/) (Personal account)
- How we know it's theirs: [His 2023 r/DotA2 AMA, posted from this account](https://www.reddit.com/r/DotA2/comments/11ry7qq/i_am_sebastien_ceb_debs_ama/)
- Where they post, in the records we retrieved: r/DotA2 (372), r/Cebverse (10), r/chess (6), r/GlobalOffensive (1)
- Known activity in the posts we found: 2013 to 2026
- Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ceb_(gamer)

## Moments

### u/7ckngmad in r/DotA2, Aug 26, 2025 · Normal redditor

**Since I'm not coaching anyone at TI I decided I coach you guys instead**

> Hey everyone!
>
> Been a while since I posted anything here. TI’s coming up, the hype is slowly building up, for most of us it isn't enough, but wcyd.
>
> So I figured, instead of being negative about it, why not do my part. Why not do what I’ve been doing every year as a coach/player for my teams, but this time for the community instead?
>
> I’m gonna be breaking down the TI teams inside out: drafting, playstyle, strategies, player roles, ratings, replays… the whole deal. It takes a *lot* of time, so I’m not sure how many I’ll manage before the event starts.  I’ll try to cover as much as possible. To keep things fair, as I'm sure some of it will be used by the pros too, I’ll start with the favorites first.
>
> The first one about Team Spirit is out, I recorded all of it before they played Fissure Finals, but they had to standin and I focused mostly on their full roster. Here's the link :
>
> [Team Spirit TI14 full analysis](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hr4jt8mhZ24)
>
> Lately I’ve been focusing a lot on educational DotA content, basically what I used to do before I was “Ceb,” back when I wrote blogs some of you old-timers might remember. So far I’ve made guides on the laning phase, and what I call “dissects.” The concept is simple, I take a replay from a pro performing really well on a hero, and break everything down for you guys. On stream I realize a lot of people aren't aware I'm doing that, so I'll link a bunch here.
>
> [Yatoro Faceless Void carry with dominator](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aU4Tt4Q2V0E)
>
> [Sumail Magnus mid ](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UeDD0cxz-3s&list=PLtBREVI2LDaIfrG9kPRCyxFvoRDUV0ph-&index=4)
>
> [Nisha Ember mid](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w2_IZ4cHMbU&list=PLtBREVI2LDaIfrG9kPRCyxFvoRDUV0ph-&index=8)
>
> [Ws Axe offlane](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ODTSXwyk-6E&list=PLtBREVI2LDaIfrG9kPRCyxFvoRDUV0ph-&index=5)
>
> [Miposhka Bane hard support](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iSQFOiaYLQI&list=PLtBREVI2LDaIfrG9kPRCyxFvoRDUV0ph-&index=3)
>
> etc...
>
> Anyways, hope you'll enjoy the content. I'm mostly posting it here to get constructive criticism, ideally on the dota part. What can be improved? What's interesting? What is too far fetched / boring etc.
> You probably have quite some feedback on the aesthetics xD, I know it must be ugly, tried my best though.
> Just a dota guy at the end of the day.
>
> Take care, and enjoy TI!
>
> Much love from Ceb

Full thread: https://www.reddit.com/r/DotA2/comments/1n0o14m/since_im_not_coaching_anyone_at_ti_i_decided_i/ · 4,989 points as of Nov 7, 2026

### u/7ckngmad in r/DotA2, Mar 15, 2023 · Funny

Replying to a redditor:

> What are your thoughrs on CEEEEEEEEEB

> too short, buy more levels

Full thread: https://www.reddit.com/r/DotA2/comments/11ry7qq/comment/jcbjt4l/ · 474 points as of Nov 7, 2026