Kartso

Kartso, whose full name is Georgios Kartsonakis, is a young Greek support player currently competing for HowL Esports in the Hellenic Legends League. At just 20 years old, he sits at the stage of a career where potential and momentum matter most, representing the growing depth of Greece’s regional competitive ecosystem.

The Support Role and His Approach

Playing support is often described as the position that quietly decides matches. It is the role of vision, engage timing and protecting the team’s carries, where success is measured less by raw statistics and more by enabling teammates. Kartso operates within that framework, shaping the flow of the bottom lane and the wider map through warding, roams and well-judged engages that create openings for his squad.

Signature Champions

His champion selection captures the dual nature of the modern support. Thresh, one of the most iconic playmaking picks in the game, rewards hook accuracy and clutch lantern saves, letting Kartso dictate skirmishes. Rakan adds an aggressive, mobile engage identity, while Karma offers a more disciplined, poke-and-shield style suited to protecting fragile allies. Together they show a player who can flex between initiating fights and keeping his carries alive.

Competing in the Hellenic Legends League places Kartso within Greece’s premier domestic circuit, an important proving ground for talent hoping to catch the eye of larger organizations. For a support still early in his journey, consistent performances at this level are exactly the kind of foundation that can open doors to bigger stages.

The path ahead for Kartso is open-ended in the best sense. Youth is on his side, his champion pool aligns with the game’s enduring meta priorities, and his active status with HowL Esports gives him a platform to keep sharpening his craft. If he continues to develop his shot-calling and macro awareness, he has the profile of a player who could become a recognizable name in the regional scene and perhaps beyond.