Beenie

Known competitively as Beenie, Brazilian player Pedro Rodrigues is a 24-year-old bot laner representing 7REX Team in the Circuito Desafiante, the development division of Brazil’s League of Legends scene. Playing as an AD carry, he serves as the pillar of his roster from the role most tied to sustained damage in the late game.

The Marksman’s Burden

In the bot lane, Beenie fills the job of the main ranged damage dealer. Early on, marksmen are easy to pick off and depend on smart positioning and a supportive partner to stay alive, yet they grow into the most dependable damage source on the team as their item builds come together. The role asks for patience, precise execution, and the composure to stand firm during messy teamfights where one error can cost a life.

Champion Pool

Beenie’s picks mirror the current marksman meta. Aphelios, who cycles through a set of weapons, requires the kind of technical command that sets elite ADCs apart, whereas Zeri and Ezreal depend on movement and mechanical finesse. His experience on Ashe and Varus brings utility and long-range engage options, so his team can adapt its draft to each matchup. Taken together, this range shows a player just as comfortable on late-game hyper-carries as on lane-focused poke champions.

Path Through Brazil’s System

The Circuito Desafiante serves as the key proving ground before Brazil’s top tier, and 7REX Team is giving Beenie the chance to make his case here. Brazil has one of the most fervent League of Legends fanbases anywhere, and performing under the weight of that scrutiny in an academy-level league can toughen a player for what follows.

At 24, Beenie is at the stage where a marksman can pair sharp mechanics with a growing store of match experience. If he keeps producing with his flexible champion pool, he has a real shot at moving up to the premier Brazilian league and becoming a headline carry for his organization.