In a recent post-match interview, Sébastien "Ceb" Debs, the two-time TI winner and a key player for OG Dota 2, declared that his current stint with the team in DreamLeague Season 20 would be his "last ride." OG's second-generation lineup has grappled with consistency issues since 2021, prompting Ceb to step in on multiple occasions. However, with travel restrictions no longer being the obstacle, Ceb's return this time stemmed from a roster shuffle rather than visa issues.

Ceb's commitment to OG has been unwavering, as he has continuously come to their aid during challenging times. Yet, with his involvement in division two of the Western European Dota Pro Circuit, his responsibilities have become increasingly demanding. Balancing both competitions leaves him with little downtime and raises questions about his ability to effectively contribute to both teams.

OG's performance in DreamLeague Season 20 has been a mixed bag thus far. While they managed to secure a draw against beastcoast, they suffered a defeat at the hands of SumaiL's Team Aster. The team's lackluster start further underscores the challenges they face amidst roster changes and Ceb's limited availability.

As Ceb referred to this as his "last ride," it suggests a decisive and definitive departure from OG's Dota 2 squad. Although he had previously described his returns as his "last run," this announcement carries a weight of finality. It implies that Ceb is ready to move on from his active playing role, potentially opening doors for new talent to step into the OG lineup.

Ceb's contributions to OG's success over the years, including their back-to-back victories at The International, have solidified his status as a Dota 2 legend. Fans will undoubtedly bid farewell to this iconic player with mixed emotions, grateful for his pivotal role in OG's accomplishments while acknowledging the challenges the team must now navigate without him.

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As DreamLeague Season 20 unfolds, all eyes will be on Ceb as he embarks on what appears to be his final chapter with OG Dota 2. His determination to make this last ride count will undoubtedly leave a lasting impact on the team and the Dota 2 community as a whole.