Becomin

Better known in competition as Becomin, Hyeonsoo So is a South Korean jungler currently suiting up for Sins Esports. He comes from the nation that has spent years supplying the scene with top talent, and his game reflects the precise, mechanically clean style that Korean junglers are renowned for worldwide in League of Legends.

Role and Approach

As a jungler, Becomin sits at the center of his team’s strategy. The position calls for relentless map awareness, sharp decisions about routing, and a feel for when to raid an enemy camp, fight over an objective, or launch a gank in a side lane. In practice, the jungler serves as a mobile coach on the Rift, setting the pace and putting pressure on whichever lane is most exposed. Doing it well depends less on laning strength than on reading how a game is unfolding, keeping tabs on the enemy jungler, and turning small leads into command of dragons and Baron.

Team and Trajectory

Competing as part of Sins Esports, Becomin plays in a tier where rising players test themselves against experienced rivals. Junglers live or die by their connection with the laners, relying on clear calls and mutual trust about when to commit resources. That kind of understanding is built over seasons, not a few weeks.

His Korean background points to a grounding in the country’s demanding solo queue environment, where climbing the ladder at high elo sharpens the quick reactions a jungler needs. Players shaped by that system usually arrive with solid fundamentals and a strong grasp of the game’s macro picture.

Outlook

Still an active competitor with much of his career ahead, Becomin could become a central figure for Sins Esports. Junglers often hit their best form once they absorb a roster’s habits and predict teammates’ moves without thinking. If he keeps improving his objective control and early-game impact, he has the makings of a player who can quietly shape matches and become a dependable driver of his team’s results.