Zlekt

Known throughout the Latin American scene by the tag Zlekt, Tomás Flaker Garcés is a Colombian support player whose competitive journey unfolded largely within the Liga Latinoamérica, the region’s premier League of Legends circuit. Representing XTEN Esports, he became one of the recognizable faces of an ecosystem that has steadily gained international respect. Though he now carries retired status, his contributions to the bottom lane remain part of the LLA’s ongoing story.

The Support Craft

Playing support demands a distinctive blend of selflessness and vision. Zlekt operated as the enabler of his lane, tasked with protecting his marksman, controlling the flow of vision around neutral objectives, and reading the tempo of skirmishes before they erupted. It is a role that rewards patience and communication far more than raw statistics, and success is often measured in the openings created for teammates rather than the personal highlights that headlines chase.

A Versatile Champion Pool

His champion selection reflected exactly that flexibility. Renata Glasc offered him a hyper-engage playmaker capable of flipping entire fights with a well-timed ultimate, while Janna provided the opposite pole, a disengage specialist built to peel and pacify aggressive dives. The surprising inclusions of Jayce and Lee Sin hint at a player comfortable stepping outside conventional support archetypes, leaning into roaming, poke, and proactive early pressure when a draft called for it.

Across his tenure in the LLA with XTEN Esports, Zlekt embodied the grinder’s path that defines so much of Latin American esports, competing in a region where opportunities are hard-won and every domestic split carries weight. Colombian talent has increasingly filtered into the wider Spanish-speaking scene, and players like him helped normalize that pipeline.

With his playing days now behind him, Zlekt leaves the stage as a representative of a maturing regional league. His legacy is less about individual trophies and more about the steady professionalism he brought to a support role that so often goes uncelebrated, and his example continues to resonate with the next wave of LLA hopefuls chasing the same dream.