Alluk

Known offline as Tomas Cruz, Alluk is a 20-year-old Argentine jungler. He plays for Docta Esports Club in the LRS, the Liga Regional Sur, which draws players from Argentina and the southern part of Latin America. Still early in his career, he is taking on one of the most demanding jobs on the team and stands as part of the next wave of South American League of Legends prospects.

The Jungle Playmaker

The jungler ties a League of Legends side together, and Alluk, at only 20, already carries that weight. He doesn’t hold one lane. Instead, he moves across the map clearing neutral camps, fighting over objectives such as dragons and Rift Herald, and setting up ganks that swing lanes toward his team. Doing this well means making careful pathing choices, hitting timings cleanly, and tracking where an advantage can be built or shut down across all three lanes.

Rising Through the LRS

Competing in the LRS puts Alluk in a regional league that acts as an important development route for players from southern Latin America. The circuit offers young talent like him a real arena to measure their instincts against hungry opponents, and good results there can draw interest from bigger organizations. For a jungler, the setting suits him well, because the role’s influence across the whole map makes strong individual play easy to notice.

Alluk plays for Docta Esports Club, a squad working in the grassroots tier of the competitive ladder, where chemistry and teamwork grow out of time spent playing together. At his age, each match is a chance to sharpen the decision-making that sets promising junglers apart from truly impactful ones.

Looking Ahead

Young, and in a role that rewards initiative, Alluk is well placed to become a bigger name in South American esports. If he keeps improving his map awareness and objective control, he could move past the LRS over time. For now, he is a promising young jungler pushing the ambitions of Argentine League of Legends forward.