Jankos

Marcin Jankowski, universally recognised by his handle Jankos, is one of the most decorated and instantly recognisable junglers ever produced by the European scene. Born in Poland and now 30 years old, he has spent well over a decade near the top of the competitive ladder, earning a reputation as much for his relentless early-game aggression as for the infectious energy he brings to every broadcast he appears on. Today he represents POLSKA GUROM, a stage that reflects his enduring pull as a personality and a competitor alike.

The First Blood King

Jankos operates in the jungle, a role that demands map awareness, tempo management and the confidence to gamble on early skirmishes before enemies can react. His nickname, “The First Blood King,” was earned honestly: few players in the game’s history have chained together as many opening kills, and his instinct for punishing overextended lanes became a template that a generation of aspiring junglers studied. He reads pathing, tracks enemy movements and turns small numerical advantages into snowballing leads.

A Champion Pool Built on Pressure

His signature picks tell the story of his philosophy. Lee Sin and Elise reward mechanical dexterity and pre-six invasions, letting him dive into the enemy jungle and dictate the pace of a match. Camille and Olaf offer duelling power and objective control, while Gragas and Sejuani round out a roster of tanky, teamfight-oriented options for when a more measured approach is needed. That blend of carry threats and utility bruisers has kept him adaptable across countless meta shifts.

Across his career Jankos became a fixture of European play, celebrated for both his individual highlights and his willingness to lead from the front during high-pressure series. His communication and shot-calling have long been considered assets to any roster fortunate enough to field him, and his longevity in a role notorious for burning players out is a testament to his discipline behind the scenes.

Now anchoring POLSKA GUROM, Jankos continues to embody the swashbuckling, proactive style that made him a household name. Whether he is mentoring younger talent or chasing another early lead of his own, he remains a compelling figure to follow, and few would bet against him producing another memorable outplay whenever the cameras are rolling.