Royeq, whose real name is Jan Rojek, is a young Polish marksman competing in the bot lane for UP2U Meavedron in the Hitpoint Masters league. At just 19 years old, he represents the next generation of talent emerging from Poland and the broader Central European scene, a region that has steadily built a reputation for developing hungry, ambitious players.
As a bot laner, Royeq occupies the role most synonymous with sustained damage output in the late game. The marksman position is a study in contrasts, players are often the most fragile members of a team yet are entrusted with dealing the bulk of its damage in extended teamfights. This tension demands impeccable positioning, mechanical precision, and the composure to keep dealing damage while under threat. A single misstep can end a fight instantly, but a bot laner who survives becomes the win condition around which everything else revolves.
The Hitpoint Masters league provides a competitive stage for the Czech and Slovak region while drawing talent from neighboring countries, giving players like Royeq a place to prove themselves against solid competition. For a 19-year-old, this environment is invaluable, offering the reps and pressure necessary to transform raw potential into professional polish. Every match against seasoned opponents is a lesson in the discipline that the marksman role requires. Regional leagues like this one have quietly become the lifeblood of European esports, funneling promising players toward the bigger stages that sit above them.
Youth is often a marksman’s greatest asset, as the position rewards the razor-sharp reflexes and adaptability that come naturally to players in their late teens. Royeq’s early entry into the professional scene gives him a long runway to develop, and the coming years will be crucial in shaping his ceiling.
Playing for UP2U Meavedron, Royeq has the opportunity to establish himself as a foundational piece of his team’s identity. If he continues to refine his positioning and expand his champion mastery, this talented young Pole has all the ingredients to build a career that reaches well beyond his current stage.
Royeq (Jan Rojek) is 20 years old, born August 26, 2006.
Royeq currently plays as Bot / ADC for UP2U Meavedron in the Hitpoint Masters.
Royeq is best known for Zeri, Jhin, Miss Fortune, Draven, Samira.

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