Aklass

Aklass, whose real name is Eid Alazmi, is a Kuwaiti bot laner competing at the age of 25 for SU Esports in the Turkish Championship League, better known as the TCL. As one of the relatively rare professionals to emerge from Kuwait, he brings a distinctive background to a Turkish league that has become a magnet for ambitious talent from across the surrounding regions.

A Marksman’s Mindset

The bot lane is home to the team’s primary sustained damage dealer, and Alazmi’s role places him at the sharp end of nearly every teamfight. Marksmen are prized for their ability to convert gold and farm into raw damage output over the course of a match, but they are also among the most vulnerable members of a roster, relying heavily on positioning and the protection of a support partner. Success in this position is a balance of mechanical precision, discipline, and the nerve to hold ground when a fight becomes chaotic.

A Versatile Champion Pool

Alazmi’s signature picks reveal a player comfortable across the full spectrum of what the bot lane offers. Draven rewards aggressive, high-risk play and snowballing an early advantage, while Kai’Sa provides scaling flexibility and hybrid damage that fits almost any team composition. Lucian offers a lane-dominant, mobile playstyle suited to early skirmishing, and Xayah brings reliable teamfighting with a built-in escape. Together, this pool suggests a competitor who can adapt his approach to the demands of the draft rather than forcing a single comfort pick.

Representing SU Esports in the TCL means competing in one of Europe’s most storied secondary leagues, a circuit renowned for producing hungry players and for its passionate domestic audience. The Turkish scene has a long tradition of nurturing marksmen who thrive under pressure, and stepping into that environment as an international import carries both opportunity and expectation.

At 25, Alazmi is in a prime window for a professional marksman, experienced enough to read the flow of a series yet still sharp in the mechanical demands of his role. His continued development within the TCL will be worth watching, as consistent performances at this level can open doors and cement his standing as a notable figure representing Kuwait on the international stage.