Plankton Jeong Gu-gyeong
Korea, Republic of

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Plankton, a Korean support player (Jeong Gu-gyeong), has carved a niche for himself in the competitive League of Legends scene. While not boasting significant championship titles, his career spans several years, showcasing consistent participation in various tournaments. He has amassed approximately 25 matches played and earned around $2500 in prize money throughout his career. Although his achievements may not be headline-grabbing, Plankton's dedication to the game is evident in his longevity and continued presence within the competitive landscape.

* description compiled from data of the game-tournaments.com database

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About player

Plankton's competitive journey began on January 20, 2017, with I Gaming Star (IGS) in the 2017 Challengers Korea tournament. This marked his entry into the professional scene, playing alongside notable players such as Nuguri (Jang Ha-gwon), Dorosi (Baek Joon-su), Dove (Kim Jae-yeon), and Hollow (Shin Yong-jin). The tournament, which boasted a substantial prize pool of $108,000, saw IGS finish in 7th place, earning the team approximately $2600. This early experience laid the foundation for his future endeavors.

Over his career, Plankton has represented two teams: IGS and Team BattleComics (TBC). His time with IGS (from January 20, 2017 to June 4, 2017) saw him compete in roughly 13 matches, contributing to the team's earnings of around $1240. His subsequent participation with TBC (from June 5, 2017 to August 7, 2017) also involved approximately 13 matches, adding another $1236 to his career prize money. Both teams were based in Korea.

Plankton's competitive history is primarily centered around the 2017 Challengers Korea tournament. He competed in this single tournament, achieving a 7th-place finish with IGS on August 25, 2017. While he hasn't participated in many major tournaments, his consistent presence within the competitive scene, playing against approximately 3600 other players in various qualifiers and tournaments over the past year, demonstrates his commitment and perseverance in the demanding world of professional League of Legends.

* the description uses only our own data from the game-tournaments.com database