
Chak-Kin Lo
Hong Kong
Relove Deep Cross Gaming LCP 19 yearsFlauren, known off the stage as Chak-Kin Lo, is a 19-year-old top laner from Hong Kong currently competing for Relove Deep Cross Gaming in the LCP. As one of the younger players on this list, he represents the emerging generation of talent coming through the Pacific competitive circuit, taking on the top lane at an age when many pros are still refining their fundamentals.
The LCP, the League of Legends Championship Pacific, consolidates several Pacific regions into a single competitive league, giving rising players a proving ground against a mix of established veterans and fellow up-and-comers. For a 19-year-old like Flauren, this environment offers both a steep learning curve and an opportunity to accelerate his development, as consistent exposure to high-level opponents is one of the fastest ways for young talent to mature.
Top lane places a premium on independence and mental resilience, often leaving its occupant to manage difficult one-versus-one matchups with limited jungle support. It is a role that tests a player’s ability to read waves, time teleport plays, and decide when to influence the wider map versus focusing on their own lane. For a player early in his career, mastering these nuances is central to translating individual skill into consistent team impact, and youth can be an advantage when it comes to adapting to a shifting meta.
As an active competitor with Relove Deep Cross Gaming, Flauren is at the stage of his career where growth potential is the headline. Representing Hong Kong within the broader Pacific scene, he carries the ambitions of a region eager to see its talent shine on larger stages. The coming seasons will reveal how far his development can take him, but a promising young top laner with LCP experience already has a meaningful foundation on which to build.
Flauren (Chak-Kin Lo) is 19 years old, born October 30, 2006.
Flauren currently plays as Top for Relove Deep Cross Gaming in the LCP.
Flauren is best known for Jayce, Aatrox, K'Sante.

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