Ryu Min-seok · Born October 14, 2002 · South Korea · Support for T1
Ryu “Keria” Min-seok is T1's support and the first support ever named LCK regular-season MVP. His 2026 setup runs on the Logitech G Pro X2 Superstrike at 800 DPI with 40/40 client sliders — the slowest slider pairing among T1's stars, built for click precision rather than flick aim.
The support who reinvented the position as a second carry: Keria's hook-first champion pool and roam-heavy playmaking turned bot lane from a protect-the-ADC duty into the game's second playmaking slot — and his Thresh, Renata Glasc, Bard and Nautilus are the evidence.
Age 233× World Champion2× LCK MVP-era honors5× LCK Supporter of the Year
What are Keria's League of Legends settings in 2026?
As of September 2026, Keria plays League of Legends at 800 DPI with the client's mouse-speed and camera-move sliders both set to 40, at 1920×1080, on the Logitech G Pro X2 Superstrike Lunar Eclipse. That is the slowest slider pairing among T1's stars — a deliberate, click-precision profile for a support whose job is landing hooks and re-setting fights rather than flick-aiming.
Mouse Logitech G Pro X2 Superstrike Lunar Eclipse
Mouse DPI 800
In-client mouse speed 40 / 100
Camera move speed 40 / 100
Resolution 1920×1080
Mousepad Razer Goliathus Speed Cosmic
Keyboard Corsair K70 RGB MK.2
Role Support (T1)
800
Mouse DPI
40 / 40
Cursor & camera sliders
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World Championships
462
LCK single-split assist record
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Career snapshot
Professional matches only
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World Championships
2023, 2024, 2025 — the support of the only three-peat core
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LCK regular-season MVPs
First support ever to win one (Spring 2022, 462 assists)
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LCK Supporter of the Year
2021–2025 era awards
4000+
LCK assists
Passed 3,000 in 2023 and 4,000 in 2024 — the playmaking ledger
Keria's career reads as an answer to one question: how good can a support get before the trophy arrives? Rookie of the Year and First All-Pro at DRX (2020), LCK MVP (2022), Worlds finals loss (2022), then three straight world titles (2023–2025) plus the 2024 Esports World Cup and Hangzhou Asian Games gold.
Both of Keria's client sliders sit at 40 — slower than Faker's 65 and ShowMaker's 60. A slow, symmetrical cursor-and-camera tempo is the standard hook-support profile: landing a Thresh or Nautilus hook on a moving target rewards a predictable cursor you can trust under pressure, while a low camera speed keeps vision checks and roams deliberate rather than twitchy.
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Video & display settings
Display
Resolution1920×1080
League of Legends exposes almost no display tuning: a resolution, a window mode and graphics presets that change how a teamfight looks rather than how it plays. Only 1920×1080 appears in Keria's published setup — for a support, clarity of the minimap and teamfight readability matter more than the preset tier, which is why pro setups converge on the same 1080p standard.
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Full gear list
Mouse
Logitech G Pro X2 SUPERSTRIKE Lunar Eclipse
Keyboard
Corsair K70 RGB MK.2
Mousepad
Razer Goliathus Speed Cosmic
Keria plays on the Logitech G Pro X2 SUPERSTRIKE Lunar Eclipse — a 61 g ambidextrous shape (11.8 cm long) with the HERO 2 sensor and an 8,000 Hz polling rate. It is one of the most-used models in the ProAiming player database, which fits the logic of a support mouse: a short, neutral body for palm or claw grip over thousands of clicks, and low weight for the roam-heavy movement a playmaking support does all game.
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Career timeline
2019 → today
2019
Trainee to starter: KeSPA Cup MVP before his first LCK game
After joining Longzhu (soon DRX)'s academy in 2018, Keria debuted on the main roster at the 2019 KeSPA Cup — a 2–0 win over KeG Chungnam where he was named MVP before playing a single LCK match.
2020
Rookie of the Year, then a jump to T1
His 77.4% kill participation led all DRX supports; he took LCK Spring Rookie of the Year, First All-Pro and the Young Player Award, then signed with T1 in November 2020 — the transfer Deft publicly recommended.
2022
The first support MVP — then the cruelest final
Keria broke the LCK single-season assist record (462) and became the first support ever named regular-season MVP, winning Spring with T1. That autumn S12 ended in the finals against DRX — the 2–3 reverse sweep he cried through on stage.
2023
Asian Games gold, then the first world title
He capped 2023 with the Hangzhou Asian Games gold as Ruler's support and swept WBG 3–0 in the S13 final — the moment his four-year climb from quarterfinals to champion ended.
2024
Back-to-back: T1 repeat and Worlds again
T1 won the 2024 Esports World Cup and then Season 14 Worlds (3–2 over BLG), Keria's Pyke and Ashe series sealing back-to-back rings.
2025
The three-peat — and Hall-of-Fame year
S15 over KT made it three in a row; the year also brought the KeSPA Esports Hall of Fame, LCK Supporter of the Year and a 2026 LCK First All-Pro berth on the new Doran/Peyz roster.
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Trophy cabinet
7 first-place finishes tracked
Tournament victories
EventYearTeamResult
LCK Spring 20222022T1Champion (regular-season MVP)
Asian Games Hangzhou (LoL)2023South KoreaGold medal
Season 13 World Championship2023T1Champion
Esports World Cup 2024 (LoL)2024T1Champion
Season 14 World Championship2024T1Champion
Season 15 World Championship2025T1Champion
KeSPA Cup 20252025T1Champion
Deep runs and runner-up finishes
EventResultNote
Season 12 World ChampionshipRunner-up2–3 to DRX in the final — the tears that became the origin story
MSI 2022Runner-up2–3 to RNG
LCK Summer 2020Runner-upDRX 0–3 to DWG in his first final
MSI 2025Runner-upLost to Gen.G
Season 11 World ChampionshipSemifinal2–3 to DK
Esports World Cup 2025 (LoL)ThirdBronze
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Individual awards & rankings
MVP awards
LCK Spring 2022 regular-season MVP — first support ever — T1
LCK Spring 2023 Player of the Split — T1
5× LCK Supporter of the Year — T1
Esports Awards 2020 Rookie of the Year — DRX
Records
462 assists in a single LCK split (Spring 2022) — League record for the 14-game modern split era
First support named LCK regular-season MVP — A position-lineage milestone; Mata and CoreJJ never managed it
3× World Champion with 7× First All-Pro picks — Tally across the 2020–2026 span
Asian Games gold (Hangzhou 2022, played 2023) — As Ruler's support for the Korean national team
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Career statistics
Official professional matches only
MetricValueWhat it means
World Championships32023, 2024, 2025 — first support on a three-peat
LCK titles1Spring 2022 — the season he broke the assist record
Single-season assists462LCK record set in Spring 2022
Career LCK assists4,000+Passed 3,000 in 2023, 4,000 in 2024
Support MVPFirst everLCK Spring 2022 regular-season MVP — the position had never won it
Asian GamesGoldWon gold for Korea at the Hangzhou Games as Ruler support
The 2022 Spring split is the outlier stat: 462 assists — a single-season LCK record — and the first MVP award ever given to a support. Everything since has been converted into trophies.
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Team & teammates
On T1 since November 2020
Current roster
HandleNameCountryRoleNote
DoranTop — joined 2025
OnerJungle — core-three partner
FakerMid — captain and anchor
PeyzBot — the 2026 line, replacing Gumayusi
Career teams
TeamPeriodNote
DragonX (DRX)2019–2020Rookie of the Year, First All-Pro, one LCK final
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How Keria plays
Keria turned the support from a service role into a second carry. His hook pool — Thresh, Nautilus, Pyke, Bard, Renata Glasc — and off-meta picks (Ashe, Senna pairings, even Yasuo support in scrims) force ban-phase respect, while his Renata ultimates have decided multiple knockout series. The trade-off LCK analysts have flagged for years is still the same: vision density can dip when he plays for the highlight play.
Signature — Thresh & Nautilus
His career-defining hooks, both built at ~70% win rates in his career samples; the Madlife highlight tape he watched as a schoolboy is the stated origin of the playstyle.
Signature — Renata Glasc
The S13 final hero and an international KO record holder for wins; her ult is the single most game-flipping support ability in the modern game in his hands.
Signature — Bard
His 10–1 career record before S12's final came back to haunt him — BeryL's out-bard in that best-of-five is now the meme, and Keria's 2023 semifinal Bard answered it properly.
The 02 line
With Gumayusi (also born 2002) he built one of the most aggressive bot lanes in the game: vision-early, fight-now, protect-the-carry-second. Their tempo is T1's engine room.
Champion pool without a ceiling
Ashe, Janna, Lulu, Seraphine, Milio, Karma — his 2023–2025 pools span every archetype, which is why T1 can draft the lane first without telegraphing a strategy.
“Even if we lose today, we will come back and win next time — and I will make sure of that.”
— Keria, T1, after the S12 final loss (2022)
The promise he kept twice over
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How Keria compares
Keria's career rivalry is BeryL — the support who beat him in two of the three biggest finals of the era (S12 with DRX, and before that at MSI) — before losing to him three times on the biggest stage. Between them sit Meiko and Delight as the modern playmaking-support lineage.
PlayerTeamStyleDPISenseDPIMouse
KeriaT1Hook / playmaking carry-support80040—Logitech G Pro X2 Superstrike
DelightHanwha LifeEngage-first line75050—Logitech G Pro Wireless
BeryL retired with two rings of his own; Keria has three and the MVP awards the position had never seen. The rivalry will be settled in Hall-of-Fame arguments, not stats sheets.
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How to play like Keria
Keria's advice is position-specific and blunt: supports should practise being a threat, not a servant — with the vision discipline he needed two years to learn.
Win the lane before you ward it
His first principle: early vision without lane pressure is just expensive pink wards. Push, hit the power spike, then place control wards from the advantage.
Practise hooks on a slow cursor
Notice the 40/40 sliders — he aims with arm movement on a stable, symmetric tempo. Flicking your cursor to the hook costs accuracy you never get back at tournament speeds.
Build one pool per archetype
A hook, an enchanter, a flex pick (his Ashe/Senna) — three champions that let you draft first every game without revealing your plan.
Trade highlight ults for win conditions
The 2022 lessons: a Renata ult that starts a lost fight is worse than no ult. Ask which play the scoreboard can't punish first.
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Things worth knowing about Keria
He watched Madlife's 2013 semifinal hook plays as a primary-schooler and restarted LoL as a support because of them — his whole career is downstream of that video, which his older brother showed him.
By his second year of middle school he was Challenger, and during Season 8 he hit solo-queue rank 1 on the Korean server as a support.
Deft, his first star AD carry at DRX, publicly recommended Keria to T1 when DRX was rebuilding — Deft then went and won S13 himself; the two champions' rivalry-respect is LCK folklore.
S12 final loss to DRX in 2022 made him cry on stage; the clip is still played every year before the final, and he thanked DRX's fanbase for it in his 2023 acceptance.
The nickname ladder is community canon: K博士 (K-PhD) for his experimental picks, downgraded to K胚胎 (K-embryo) after rough patches, re-promised to K-Professor each spring.
He is one of the '02 line': born the same year as Gumayusi and Oner — the youngest members of T1's core three.
In late 2025 he received the KeSPA Esports Hall of Fame induction and a 2025 LCK Best Play award for an S15 series Renata ultimate.
He is close friends with Pyosik, Rascal and Deft — and his stated idols are Mata and CoreJJ, the two supports who never won his MVP.
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Frequently asked questions
11 answers
Biography1
Who is Keria?Biography
Keria (Ryu Min-seok) is a professional League of Legends Support from South Korea who plays for T1.
Keria plays on the Logitech G Pro X2 SUPERSTRIKE Lunar Eclipse, paired with a Razer Goliathus Speed Cosmic mousepad.
Why do LoL supports use light, symmetrical mice?Settings
Supports spam clicks and hooks rather than flick-aiming: a light symmetrical shape — the G Pro X2 Superstrike is 61 g — keeps the grip neutral for palm and claw players and reduces fatigue across a 35-minute game. Shape, not the sensor ceiling, is what pros optimise for.
Does League of Legends use DPI the same way as FPS games?Settings
No. LoL is not a flick-aim game: the client exposes cursor and camera sliders on a 0-100 scale, so DPI and the two sliders together decide pointer feel, and cm/360-style metrics do not exist. Keria's 800 DPI with 40/40 sliders is a deliberately slow pairing built for hook accuracy.
Team1
What team and role does Keria play?Team
Keria plays Support for T1.
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How current is Keria's settings data?Data
This profile is maintained by the ProAiming player database and re-checked before each major event. Values that were never published are left blank rather than guessed.
How does ProAiming verify Keria's settings?Data
Hardware, DPI and client-slider values are cross-checked from published setting sheets and event setups before they appear on this page. Anything that was never published stays blank — the slider fields left blank here — rather than estimated.
Gear1
What mouse shape should I copy from Keria?Gear
Only if it fits your hand — LoL pros choose light ergonomics or small symmetrics for comfort across thousands of clicks per game. Keria's setup is built for a relaxed palm or claw grip over long ability-key sessions; use the mouse library's size guide to compare shapes before buying.
Champions1
What is Keria's champion pool?Champions
Keria drafts across every support archetype: hooks (Thresh, Nautilus, Pyke, Blitzcrank), playmaking engage (Renata Glasc, Rakan), roaming utility (Bard) and enchanters (Lulu, Janna, Milio, Karma), plus flex picks such as Ashe and Senna. That breadth is why T1 can pick bot lane first in a draft without revealing the plan.
Records1
Why is Keria's 462-assist season a record?Records
In LCK Spring 2022 Keria recorded 462 assists in a single split — the league record for the modern 14-game format — and became the first support in LCK history to be named regular-season MVP. No support before him, Mata and CoreJJ included, had won that award.
How this page is built. Every setting on this page comes from ProAiming's own professional player database, cross-checked against tournament broadcast overlays, player-streamed configs and published rosters. Settings are re-verified on a rolling basis and the date at the top of this page reflects the last check for Keria specifically.
Settings and gear: September 16, 2026 snapshot.
Career results, trophies and the official circuit rankings: aggregated from public tournament records through September 2026.
Performance statistics: professional matches only — the current sample is Official professional matches only.
Prize money: approximate. Individual trackers disagree because they count different event tiers.
Where sources conflict, both values are shown rather than one being picked. Default peripheral choices reflect the most recent verified setup.
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