As indicated by a report in the outside media, Sumail began playing the free multiplayer internet amusement Dota 2 as a 7-year-old. "In the spring of 2014, following 10 years of visa issues, the Hassan family moved out of its extensive house in Karachi, Pakistan, to a flat in Rosemont, a suburb of Chicago close O'Hare Worldwide Airplane terminal. They were a group of eight, two folks and six children, stuck into a three-room space. Cash was tight and work insecure; for the greater part of them, the move was a battle. Be that as it may, their child, Sumail, was excited—being in the US implied less slack time when he played Dota 2."
Set in a legendary universe of beasts, entertainers, and "faerie" mythical beasts, two groups of five Saints begin on inverse corners of a square guide scattered with woodlands and magma trenches and fight to assume control over the restricting group's base. The unparalleled objective is to secure the contradicting group's Old—a wellspring with reviving force—before it gets yours.
"For a couple select players, there's all the more genuine cash to be made at Dota 2 than some other session of its kind. The best of the best play at expert competitions where groups seek a large number of dollars in prize cash, and the most mainstream players can make around $1,000 just by spilling a diversion straightforwardly to their fans."
The report goes ahead to say that following a couple of months in the US, Sumail qualified to play in a North American in-house group (a kind of off-season rivalry for expert players). "This was his shot, and it didn't take long for him to get took note. After Sumail killed wave after influx of Conjurer, Centaurs, and Zombies, Charlie Yang, a 26-year-old Dota 2 player-turned-administrator, traveled to Chicago from San Francisco to visit Sumail's gang."
"Yang said he oversaw Insidious Prodigies, the most noteworthy acquiring Dota 2 group in North America. The group would pay for Sumail to fly far and wide for preparing and competitions. He would gain a little stipend—not exactly $4,000 a month—however the genuine cash would originate from competitions. After a 10 percent cut for the proprietors, prize cash would be part among the group's five players. The earlier year's prize pool at the Universal, the amusement's greatest competition, held every year in August, was more than $10 million."
A couple of weeks after the fact, in February, Sumail and his partners traveled to Shanghai for the Dota 2 Asian Titles, with a prize for the triumphant group of $1.2 million. Abhorrent Prodigies was the third seed however, with Sumail's help, it made it to the finals.
"Sumail's payday following one month as an expert gamer, and just before his sixteenth birthday, was $200,000. By mid-August, he could be a millionaire.”