Pobelter

Pobelter grew up playing video games against his older sister, and she generally won. He started playing League of Legends (LOL) during its closed beta in July 2009, and that was the first time that he ever surpassed her. During high school, he spent a lot of his time studying computer science, as it was a technical high school. LOL was just a hobby for him for the first couple of years. But this changed when he started competing in LAN events and performing well in them. He really began to take it seriously when RIOT unveiled their LCS system in 2010.

During his senior year, he turned 17 and became eligible to qualify for and compete in the LCS. After a graduating high school in 2014, he decided to pursue pro-LOL instead of going to university, even though he knew that it was a risk. He therefore grinded for a few months and was fortunately contacted by Evil Geniuses to join their LCS team. Although his parents were supportive of his decision to forgo college, they were hoping that it would only be a temporary decision. This was especially true of his mom. His team managed to beat their first opponents 3-0 and so his path was set.

In early 2015, he moved to Winterfox. However, things didn’t work out with the team, and he wound up transitioning to CLG in May 2015. But again, this was short-lived, as he left them for a two-year contract with Immortals in December that year.

He originally started streaming on Twitch in March 13, 2013 and began uploading content to his YouTube channel in December 2014. He joined Team Liquid in November 2017 after Immortals failed to for NA franchising and remained with them until November 22, 2018 and announce his signing with his new team, FlyQuest that same day. He then returned to Team Liquid in December 2019 to act as their positional coach. However, a couple of months later he returned to the pro-scene by joining CLG in February 2020. He left the organization in July 2021.

His language isn’t clean.

Sporadic.