CBL

Outside the Rift, he goes by Luan Nguyen Vo Thanh, but almost everyone knows him as CBL. The 27-year-old support from Vietnam plays in the VCS, a league known for its hard-hitting, skirmish-driven games that rarely pause for breath. Suiting up for LXE ESPORTS, he brings seasoned experience to a scene that thrives on speed and aggression. At 27, he is one of the senior members of his squad, a steady veteran in a competition that moves at full throttle.

Creating Plays as a Support

Vietnamese League of Legends is famous for wild, fast-moving matches, and in that setting the support player is far from a bystander. VCS supports tend to lead the charge, looking for picks, initiating early fights, and driving the breakneck pace the region is known for. CBL matches that profile, using his positioning and timing to open up the chances his teammates turn into advantages.

Thresh, the Chain Warden

Thresh is CBL’s go-to champion, and it is easy to see why he is one of the most adored playmaking supports in the game. Few champions reward mechanical skill as generously: his hook, lantern, and flay make up a kit built for risky, high-payoff fights. In the right hands, a perfectly placed hook or a timely lantern save can turn an entire game, and CBL’s command of the champion suits the VCS’s aggressive identity. It is a pick that lets him control engagements and rewards the confidence he plays with.

Competing for LXE ESPORTS in the VCS means being part of a league that has repeatedly outperformed expectations on the international stage, producing teams able to upset the game’s established powers. In that environment, a veteran support such as CBL adds useful shot-calling and steadiness to his aggressive instincts.

Going forward, CBL’s mix of veteran composure and playmaking flair makes him a valuable addition to any roster he joins. As long as he keeps finding hooks and driving the early aggression that defines Vietnamese League of Legends, he will stay a threat in the bottom lane and a calming presence for LXE ESPORTS.