Raes

Raes, known off the stage as Quin Korebrits, is a professional League of Legends bot laner from New Zealand. At 27 years old, he brings a level of experience and maturity that distinguishes him from many of his younger peers, and he currently represents Antic Esports competing in the Pacific Championship Series, the PCS, which unites talent from across the Asia-Pacific region.

A Veteran Presence in the Bot Lane

The bot lane is a position defined by damage output and calculated risk, and Raes fills that role as the primary carry for his squad. Players in this seat must balance the fragility of the marksman archetype with the responsibility of being their team’s most consistent damage dealer in extended engagements. Experience matters enormously here: knowing when to push for an aggressive play and when to hold back is a skill honed over years, and Raes’s tenure in the scene suggests a player who understands these nuances well.

The Pacific Path

Competing in the PCS places Raes among a diverse field of teams drawn from multiple Southeast Asian and Oceanic nations. As a New Zealander, his presence highlights the growing internationalization of the region’s competitive landscape, where players cross borders to find opportunities on established rosters. Antic Esports provides the platform for him to test his skills against a broad spectrum of playstyles, from the aggressive early-game teams to the methodical scaling compositions that populate the league.

Looking Ahead

For a player of Raes’s experience, the goal is to translate individual consistency into team success within one of Asia’s most competitive circuits. The PCS is a proving ground where veteran leadership can be the difference between a mid-table finish and a genuine playoff run. As he continues his career with Antic Esports, Raes stands as an example of the international mobility that defines modern esports, carrying the perspective of an Oceanic player into the heart of the Pacific scene.