
RAMES, the competitive handle of Mustafa Korkmaz, is a 22-year-old Turkish jungler currently playing for SU Esports in the TCL, Turkey’s premier League of Legends competition. At an age where many players are hitting their competitive stride, RAMES occupies one of the most influential roles on the map within one of Europe’s most vibrant regional leagues.
The TCL has carved out a reputation as a league bursting with intensity, backed by some of the most fervent fans in all of esports. Competing there means performing under pressure in a fast-paced, aggression-friendly environment where games rarely settle into passivity. For a young jungler like RAMES, the TCL provides both a demanding testing ground and a platform to showcase his talents against seasoned regional rivals, all while representing SU Esports on the biggest domestic stage.
Jungling is a position that rewards initiative and punishes hesitation. RAMES is tasked with mapping efficient pathing routes, tracking the enemy jungler, and orchestrating the early-game tempo that so often decides matches in the TCL’s proactive meta. The role also carries heavy responsibility around neutral objectives, where securing dragons, heralds, and Baron can define a team’s win conditions. A jungler’s success is measured not only in personal performance but in how effectively he elevates his laners and dictates the rhythm of the game.
At just 22, RAMES sits comfortably within the age range associated with a player’s competitive prime, giving him ample runway to develop and leave his mark. His active status with SU Esports signals that his story in the TCL is very much a present-tense endeavor rather than a chapter already written. Turkey has a track record of nurturing junglers who go on to earn international recognition, and if RAMES can continue sharpening his instincts and consistency, he has the foundation to become a standout name in his region. The seasons ahead will determine just how high his trajectory climbs.
RAMES (Mustafa Korkmaz) is 22 years old, born January 5, 2004.
RAMES currently plays as Jungle for SU Esports in the TCL.
RAMES is best known for Nidalee, Lee Sin, Bel'Veth, Zac, Wukong, Elise.

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