Competing under the tag Crikx, Jose Eduardo Gonzalez Anaya is a professional League of Legends support player currently on the roster of NCG Esports. He plays in the LRN, and his career remains firmly in the active phase, keeping him a fixture on the competitive scene.
Few roles demand as much selflessness as the support position that Crikx occupies. Rather than chasing kills and gold, a support devotes their game to empowering teammates, controlling vision around the map, and setting up the plays that decide teamfights. Crikx’s duties begin in the bot lane, protecting and enabling his marksman, before expanding into a roaming, playmaking presence as the match opens up. Warding key chokepoints, denying enemy vision, and timing engages or disengages are the invisible contributions that often tilt games in a support’s favor.
As part of NCG Esports competing in the LRN, Crikx operates within a Latin American competitive framework that has produced a steady stream of talent over the years. The support role places him at the heart of his team’s coordination, functioning as a kind of on-map conductor who reads the flow of the game and communicates the timing of critical moves. His partnership with the team’s bot carry forms the foundation of the duo lane, one of the most interdependent relationships in the game.
For a support like Crikx, growth is measured less in flashy individual statistics and more in the collective success he helps orchestrate. Continued refinement of his vision game, shot-calling, and engage timing will define his contribution to NCG Esports going forward. As the LRN season unfolds, his ability to elevate those around him will remain the truest gauge of his impact.
Crikx currently plays as Support for NCG Esports in the LRN.
Crikx is best known for Thresh, Nautilus, Rakan, Leona.
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