Kiddowo

Kiddowo, the tag used by Gruber Ruben, is a support player whose competitive tenure was spent with beGenius. Now listed as retired, he leaves behind a career defined by the quiet, coordinating work that characterizes the support role in League of Legends, a position that shapes matches from behind the spotlight.

The Craft of Support

Support is a position built on selflessness and awareness. Players in this role dedicate themselves to protecting their carries, establishing vision control, and setting the tempo for their team’s engagements. Rather than pursuing kills for personal acclaim, a support like Kiddowo focused on enabling teammates, warding key chokepoints, and making the split-second decisions that swing teamfights in his side’s favor.

Time with beGenius

During his active years, Kiddowo represented beGenius, contributing to the organization’s efforts in the competitive scene. As a bot-lane support, his responsibilities extended well beyond the early laning phase; he would roam the map, coordinate objective setups, and act as a stabilizing presence for his squad. The role demands trust and communication, and the best supports become the connective tissue that holds a roster together.

Now that he has stepped away from active play, Kiddowo’s career reflects the journey of many dedicated role players who commit themselves to the team-oriented positions that so often go underappreciated. Retirement is a natural chapter in any esports career, and the experience he accumulated during his time on the Rift speaks to a genuine investment in the competitive craft.

Looking back, Kiddowo’s contributions as a support serve as a reminder that not every impactful player is measured in highlight reels. The vision he provided, the fights he set up, and the teammates he protected all formed part of a role that rewards discipline over flash. His legacy rests in that steady, supportive work, and in the competitive chapters he helped write for beGenius.