667

Fans and analysts know him as 667, and his full name is Miguel Angel Rivasplata Cabana. He is a professional League of Legends jungler who currently plays for Mad Kings. The finer points of his background are limited, but his active competitive status places him among the many players who keep working at the game, where consistent practice and gradual progress shape everything that follows.

Reading the Rift as a Jungler

No other role in League of Legends quite resembles the jungle. Rather than holding down one lane, the jungler roams the neutral areas of the map, farming monster camps for gold and experience while hunting for chances to catch exposed enemies off guard. Success here depends as much on decision-making as on raw mechanical skill: timing an invade, deciding when to take dragon or Baron, and knowing when giving up one objective will pay off more elsewhere. Because each of these choices affects the whole team, the jungler is often called the conductor of the map, setting the pace and deciding how fights begin.

Building a Career with Mad Kings

At Mad Kings, 667 is responsible for guiding the team’s early game and helping his laners get ahead. On a squad like this, the jungler often becomes the central tactical figure, since his pathing and priorities determine whether the group pressures the map or waits to react. Each gank and each counter-jungle move gives him a shot at swinging the game toward his side.

His path mirrors the struggle many players face outside the sport’s biggest leagues, where chances come through persistence and every match counts. Remaining a working professional is an achievement in itself, given how fiercely contested the scene is and how often rosters change.

The next step for him is turning potential into recognition. Junglers who refine their game sense and big-picture thinking can climb fast, and with Mad Kings, 667 has a stage to show what he can do. What lies ahead depends on steady improvement and the kind of influential performances that make a little-known player worth watching.