Dunzi

Samuel Koráb, better known by his in-game name Dunzi, is a 23-year-old professional League of Legends player from Slovakia who plays the jungle for BRUTE in the Hitpoint Masters. Competing in one of Central Europe’s established regional leagues, Dunzi represents the pool of Slovak talent contributing to the vibrant ecosystem of European competitive play.

Master of the Jungle

The jungle role places Dunzi at the strategic center of every match. Rather than committing to a single lane, he moves through the neutral areas of the map, farming monster camps for resources while constantly seeking openings to influence the game. Successful jungling is a balancing act between efficient pathing, timely ganks that give lanes an advantage, and control over the major neutral objectives that determine which team holds the initiative. As the player most able to affect all three lanes, Dunzi carries the responsibility of setting his team’s early tempo and orchestrating the map’s flow.

A Versatile Champion Pool

Dunzi’s champion pool reflects a well-rounded, adaptable jungler. Kindred offers a carry-oriented, ranged option built around stacking power and controlling fights with a game-changing ultimate, rewarding precise positioning and marksmanship. Nidalee brings a high-mechanics, aggressive early-game presence, prized for her spear-throwing burst and rapid clear speed that enable relentless invades and skirmishes. Aphelios — typically a bottom-lane marksman — hints at flexibility and a comfort with mechanically taxing champions. Together, these picks paint the portrait of a jungler capable of both playmaking aggression and scaling carry potential depending on what a game demands.

Competing in Hitpoint Masters

The Hitpoint Masters serves as a proving ground for Central European hopefuls, and Dunzi’s role with BRUTE positions him among the region’s active competitors. At 23, he combines experience with room still to grow, and his diverse champion arsenal gives his team meaningful draft flexibility. As he continues to compete, his development will be measured by how effectively he converts early-game control into lasting advantages — and a strong showing in Hitpoint Masters could open doors to broader opportunities within the European scene.