DRIVE: Pobelter

Riot·8/11/2015, 4:48:09 PM·1 votes·32,318 views

Team - Counter Logic Gaming
Region - North America
Position - Mid
Signature Champions

Pobelter is not a new name on the North American LCS scene. The young and talented mid laner made a name for himself in Solo Queue well before he became eligible for professional play. Despite his young age, he was recruited by the likes of Curse Gaming and ggLA before making his way onto Evil Geniuses and into the LCS once he turned 17.

In the 2014 NA LCS Spring Split, EG struggled and the Notorious P.O.B. had a hard time finding his footing. However, once Summer rolled around, he found his footing on mages like Ziggs and Syndra. In fact, on the Hexplosives Expert, he managed to put up an absolutely massive 11 KDA. It seemed that the new kid had found his place in the LCS.

As 2014 turned into 2015, Pobelter continued to impress opposing mid laners, spectators, and analysts alike. And yet, even after EG rebranded and became Winterfox, his team still couldn't find the wins they needed and were relegated after the 2015 Spring Split.

No one was going to keep Young Pob down for long, however, as Counter Logic Gaming was looking for a new mid laner to replace Austin "Link" Shin. For the first time, Pobelter has found himself in the Playoffs of the North American LCS. As the newest member of the CLG roster, he's got the added pressure of being the player that could push them over the edge to Playoff victory -- and on to the 2015 World Championship.

18 Comments

XDsmileyDX8/12/2015, 1:56:28 AM2 votes

Anyone notice that the 5 players can make up a full team? One top, jungle, mid, adc and support?item 2044 item 2044 item 2044 IllUMINATIitem 2044 item 2044 item 2044

CNV Døg8/11/2015, 7:26:44 PM1 votes

Loved it thank you riot :D

AllThatChaz8/11/2015, 10:23:51 PM1 votes

I absolutely loved this series. Making the human connection to the players is what makes this game's professional scene so popular. These are real people who've made this insane decision to risk everything on this career and with all of that stress they are making it work. I would definitely love to see more.

I've been following LoL since Chauster informed some of my friends that his little team won some tournament for some video game way before LCS was a thing. It's that human connection that drives the success of the sport as an institution.

its derek8/12/2015, 2:04:39 AM1 votes

bravo riot. this was awesome.

Shurikinz8/12/2015, 3:29:20 AM1 votes

LOL I READ "Drive: The Puberty Story."

Doctor Xminor8/12/2015, 3:57:57 AM1 votes

thanks rito i mean riot for these amazing documentaries

its cool seeing how these normal people can become the best on their own and their akqward schedules like a normal person

Akuma Orochi8/12/2015, 8:47:57 PM1 votes

I want Faker's DRIVE

JHei8/11/2015, 5:54:52 PM1 votes

Thats it? Only 5 Drives?

SSJR Kaze8/13/2015, 3:38:58 PM1 votes

YOU FORGOT APHROMOO! HE WAS THE FIRST ONE.