Kaseko, known off the stage as Konrad Szewczak, is a Polish support player who remains active with the team elo turysci. At 28, he brings a measure of experience to a role that rewards game knowledge and patience, and he continues to ply his trade among Poland’s competitive community.
The support position asks a player to think for the whole team. It revolves around vision control, protecting carries, timing engages and reading the ebb and flow of a match to know when to commit and when to hold back. Veterans in the role often become de facto shot-callers, using their accumulated experience to guide teammates through the decisive moments of a game. Kaseko’s longevity suggests exactly that kind of steadying, knowledgeable hand.
What stands out about Kaseko is the breadth of his champion selection. Lulu represents the enchanter school of support, dedicated to shielding and empowering a hyper-carry. Nautilus and Rakan pivot toward the engage and playmaking side, thriving on locking down targets and starting fights on his own terms. Perhaps most distinctive is Heimerdinger, an unconventional support pick that leans on turret zoning and heavy lane control, hinting at a player willing to embrace off-meta strategies to gain an edge. That range gives his team flexibility in the draft and makes him difficult to plan around.
Representing elo turysci, Kaseko contributes to the Polish grassroots scene, a region with a strong tradition of producing dedicated competitors. Support players like him form the backbone of their squads, quietly enabling the flashier plays that fans remember while doing the unglamorous work that wins games.
With his active status and adaptable style, Kaseko is well positioned to keep serving as a reliable anchor for his roster. His mix of enchanter, engage and unorthodox picks ensures he stays relevant to the shifting meta, and his experience makes him a valuable mentor-like figure for any lineup lucky enough to pair a carry alongside him.
Kaseko (Konrad Szewczak) is 28 years old, born March 16, 1998.
Kaseko currently plays as Support for elo turyści in the .
Kaseko is best known for Lulu, Heimerdinger, Rakan, Nautilus.

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