Gabenx

Gabriel André Ordoñez Vergel, known competitively as Gabenx, is a Colombian bot laner who spent his playing days with NOCTA before stepping away from professional League of Legends. As a retired member of the Latin American competitive community, his career reflects the ambitions of a region that has long produced passionate players eager to make their mark on the international map.

The Bot Lane Marksman

The bot lane is the traditional home of the marksman, a role centred on sustained ranged damage and positioning discipline. As an AD carry, Gabenx would have been responsible for converting gold and farm into the primary damage output that carries teams through the mid and late game. The position is unforgiving: a single misstep in positioning during a team fight can end a game, yet a marksman who survives to unload from safety often becomes the fulcrum around which victories turn. It is also a role built on trust, demanding tight coordination with a support partner throughout the laning phase.

Representing NOCTA in Latin America

Competing for NOCTA, Gabenx contributed to Colombia’s presence within the wider Latin American scene, a competitive region that has fought to earn recognition on the global stage. Players from this part of the world frequently balance raw talent against the challenges of developing infrastructure, making every roster and every campaign a statement of intent for the community they represent.

His nationality adds him to the roll of Colombian competitors striving to elevate their country’s standing, an effort that unfolds one match and one season at a time.

After the Rift

Now retired, Gabenx leaves the active roster behind but remains part of the story of Latin American League of Legends. The experience accumulated by players at this level often feeds back into the scene through streaming, community organising or guidance for newer talent. His run as a bot laner for NOCTA stands as a chapter in the ongoing growth of Colombian esports.