113

Playing under the handle 113, Doğukan Balcı is a Turkish jungler born around 2005. He competes in the Turkish Championship League, which most fans simply call the TCL. At about 21, he belongs to a wave of homegrown Turkish players the region has been relying on more and more, and he holds down one of the most demanding roles in the game.

Reading the Map from the Jungle

No seat on a League of Legends roster sets the tempo quite like the jungle, where 113 plays. Junglers clear neutral monsters, take objectives such as Dragon and Baron, and shape the early game with well-timed ganks. The role demands quick choices as much as a clear sense of the map, and a jungler who stays one step ahead of the opposition can swing entire lanes toward his own team.

A Champion Pool Built for Flexibility

Balcı’s most-played champions show how much modern junglers have to adapt. Lillia brings a mobile, skirmish-ready style that comes alive in longer fights, whereas Lee Sin is the classic mechanical benchmark, rewarding early invades and highlight-reel plays. Graves offers a farm-driven carry route with enough damage to end games, and Viego adds a reset-based teamfight threat that can spiral out of hand quickly. Taken together, these picks point to a player at home in both engage-heavy and carry-focused approaches.

Carrying the Colours of MISA Esports

Suiting up for MISA Esports in the TCL, 113 competes in a Turkish scene that has long served as a springboard for players hoping to reach international stages. The league’s quick, aggressive metagame fits a jungler who likes to set the early pace, and his versatile pool makes it harder for opposing drafts to shut him down with targeted bans.

Still early in his career, 113 has plenty of room to refine his decision-making and develop into a leader on the map. If he keeps honing the aggressive instincts his champion selection hints at, he is a jungler worth keeping an eye on as the TCL continues to feed talent into the broader European scene.