Tomáš Dostál, better known as Blek, is a Czech pro League of Legends player who fills the bot lane role for CITA Kaizen. He came up through the Czech and Slovak scene and is currently competing in the Hitpoint Masters, one of the most established regional leagues in Central Europe. As a regular part of his roster, he sits in the tier of the ecosystem where local players get their first real test before moving on to bigger stages.
In the bottom lane, Blek has to combine precise mechanics with the patience to hold back when the situation calls for it. Marksmen walk a tightrope: they are vulnerable in the early game and become dangerous later on. A bot laner needs to land last hits while under fire, read when lane trades are worth taking, and place himself carefully in teamfights so his sustained damage lands without leaving him open to assassins or dive comps. In this role, awareness of the map and composure matter just as much as mechanical aim.
The Hitpoint Masters gives players from Czechia and Slovakia a place to prove themselves, with organized competition and a route into the broader European landscape. For a squad like CITA Kaizen, staying consistent in this setting is what any bigger goals rest on. Each split gives Blek a chance to sharpen his understanding with his support, and that pairing often decides whether a bot lane simply holds its own or starts setting the pace of a game.
Lane synergy is hard to overstate. The strongest marksmen anticipate their support’s moves before anything is said, timing engages and disengages almost by instinct. As Blek gathers more professional games, building that natural rapport will be key to how much he adds to CITA Kaizen’s team results.
He is still early in his professional journey, and the path ahead depends on steady progress. Performing well in a regional league such as the Hitpoint Masters can lead to bigger chances, and Blek’s ongoing play shows he is working toward that. If he refines his teamfighting and widens his champion pool, he has the stage to become one of the more recognizable Czech bot laners of his generation.
Blek currently plays as Bot / ADC for CITA Kaizen in the Hitpoint Masters.
Blek is best known for Lucian, Samira, Jhin, Xayah, Draven.

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