Dinchez

Filip Šubert, competing under the name Dinchez, is a Czech bot laner plying his trade in Hitpoint Masters, the premier League of Legends competition in the Czech and Slovak region. At 20 years old, he is among the younger players carrying his nation’s competitive hopes, currently representing the team Gity Meavedronu. His career is rooted in one of Europe’s regional leagues, the tier of competition that continually feeds new talent into the wider European ecosystem.

The Damage Engine of the Team

As a bot laner, Dinchez occupies the marksman role, the position most responsible for delivering sustained ranged damage in the late game. AD carries begin matches vulnerable and reliant on their supports, but they scale into some of the most dangerous units on the map as items accumulate. The role demands sharp positioning, precise last-hitting, and the composure to deal damage under pressure while remaining just out of reach of the enemy. It is a position where discipline separates good players from great ones.

Classic Marksman Staples

Dinchez’s champion pool centers on established marksman picks that reward mechanical proficiency. Kai’Sa offers a flexible, hyper-scaling option capable of adapting her build to any game state, while Lucian provides an aggressive early-game identity built around mobility and burst. Jinx completes the trio as a quintessential late-game hyper-carry whose damage output becomes overwhelming once she reaches her power spikes. This selection reflects a player comfortable with both proactive lane bullying and patient scaling.

Competing in Hitpoint Masters places Dinchez in a league known for developing regional talent and offering a competitive proving ground for aspiring professionals. For a player from the Czech Republic, success in this environment represents a meaningful step within his national scene and a potential gateway to larger opportunities abroad.

With youth firmly on his side, Dinchez has ample room to grow into his role. Bot laners often take time to reach their peak, and his trajectory will depend on how well he continues to refine his positioning and champion mastery. If he keeps progressing, he could establish himself as one of the notable marksmen in the Czech and Slovak competitive landscape.