Satanic Picks His Dream Team, Comparing Pure and Yatoro’s Skills

Alan “Satanic” Galliamov believes that Ivan “Pure” Moskalenko plays better than Ilya “Yatoro” Mulyarchuk when he’s able to showcase his best form.

The player made this statement on Twitch while selecting players for his dream team.

“I think Yatoro is a carry. Let’s go with the prime position. No, wait—if we’re taking the prime, I’d pick Pure for prime, not Yatoro. Yatoro is a super-consistent player who always plays very well, while Pure is a bit of a wild card, but when he’s in prime, he’s absolutely amazing. For mid, I’d pick No[o]ne; for the three-man lane, Collapse; for the four-man lane, Save; and for the five-man lane, Miposhka. I picked the carry players, and Miposhka balances them well and provides vision. There’s also 33, because if he comes up with something—it’ll be awesome.”

Acording to Alan “Satanic” Gallamov, Ilya “Yatoro” Mulyarchuk plays more consistently than Ivan “Pure” Moskalenko, but Pure still outperforms Team Spirit’s carry when he’s at the peak of his form.

Satanic’s dream team also includes his teammate Vladimir “No[o]ne” Minenko, Magomed “Collapse” Khalilov, Vitaly “Save-” Melnik, and Team Spirit coach Yaroslav “Miposhka” Naidenov as the fifth-position support. The esports player also noted the high level of skill demonstrated by Neta “33” Shapira. Although the offlaner position went to Collapse, 33 could be useful to the team thanks to his effective game strategies.

As a reminder, Alan “Satanic” Galliamov previously spoke out after PARIVISION’s victory in the grand final of the Esports World Cup 2026 Dota 2 tournament.