Algos

Ersin Sertbaş, who competes under the alias Algos, is a Turkish support player who has become a fixture of the regional circuit. Now 29, he brings the kind of composure that only comes from years spent in the bottom lane, and he currently represents Partizan Sangal in the Esports Balkan League. His journey reflects the growing depth of Turkish talent, a scene that has steadily exported players and reputations across the wider European landscape.

The Support Discipline

Playing support is arguably the most selfless assignment in League of Legends. The role asks a player to sacrifice personal gold and glory for the good of the team, prioritising vision control, engage timing and the protection of higher-priority carries. Algos operates in that thankless space, warding key chokepoints, tracking the enemy jungler and calling the shots in the two-versus-two exchanges that so often decide the early bottom lane. A great support is the eyes and the voice of the roster.

Balkan League Campaigning

The Esports Balkan League has long served as a proving ground for ambitious teams, and Partizan Sangal is a name that carries weight within it. For a support of Algos’s experience, competing at this level means orchestrating team fights, coordinating rotations toward Dragon and shepherding the carries through the treacherous mid-game. His command of the map and his willingness to shoulder the least glamorous responsibilities make him a stabilising presence for whichever line-up he joins.

Veteran Value

At 29, Algos is a senior figure by esports standards, and that seniority is precisely what makes him valuable. Supports age well relative to mechanically intensive roles, because so much of their impact derives from communication, positioning and shot-calling rather than raw reflexes. He has adapted through countless patches that reshaped the support item paths and the vision economy, and his ability to reinvent his approach keeps him competitive.

As an active player, Algos continues to embody the reliability that teams prize in a veteran support. His outlook depends less on individual heroics than on how effectively he can knit a roster together and steer it through the pressure of a Balkan League season. Whether he remains with Partizan Sangal or lends his experience to a new project, the qualities that define him — patience, vision and vocal leadership — travel with him wherever he plays.