
About Neadz
Neadz, known off the Rift as Esteban San Martín Durán, is a 22-year-old Chilean midlaner competing for Seven Dark in the LRS, the domestic competitive circuit for Chile within the broader Latin American ecosystem. Representing the southern reaches of the region, he belongs to a generation of Chilean talent working to carve out recognition in a scene long dominated by neighboring countries.
The Midlane Craft
Playing in the middle lane, Neadz occupies the most central and flexible position on the map. The role sits at the crossroads of every objective and skirmish, giving mid laners the shortest paths to roam toward top, bottom, or the jungle. Success there requires equal parts laning strength and macro awareness: a midlaner must farm efficiently, contest priority, and know precisely when to leave the lane to swing a fight elsewhere. It is a position that rewards decision-making as much as raw mechanics.
Competing in the LRS
The LRS serves as an entry point and battleground for Chilean squads, and Seven Dark’s participation puts Neadz among the players fighting to elevate their organization’s standing. Regional leagues like this one form the developmental backbone of Latin American League of Legends, where players sharpen their fundamentals before pursuing opportunities on continental stages.
Looking Ahead
At 22, Neadz remains firmly within a competitive window that leaves ample space for growth. His continued development will hinge on consistency and on Seven Dark’s ability to build a cohesive unit around him. For an active midlaner in the Chilean scene, the path forward is defined by steady results and the pursuit of a larger platform on which to test his skills.
Signature Champions
FAQ
Neadz (Esteban San Martín Durán) is 22 years old, born May 28, 2004.
Neadz currently plays as Mid for Seven Dark in the LRS.
Neadz is best known for Syndra, Cassiopeia, Taliyah.
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