
About ShakeIt
ShakeIt, whose real name is Kevin Carmona, is a professional League of Legends bot laner from Costa Rica. Though now retired from active competition, he represented Central American talent during his time on stage, most notably with the organization 6Sense, and remains part of the story of the region’s growing footprint in the game.
The Bot Lane Craft
Playing bot lane, ShakeIt occupied the position most associated with sustained damage output. Marksmen in this role typically start the game fragile and reliant on their support, but they scale into the primary damage dealers of the late game, capable of shredding teams once they reach their item spikes. The role demands precise positioning in teamfights, disciplined farming to hit crucial power thresholds, and strong synergy with a support partner during the vulnerable early phases. As a bot laner, ShakeIt carried the responsibility of being a reliable damage core his team could build around.
Representing Costa Rica
Latin American League of Legends has produced a passionate competitive community, and players from smaller nations like Costa Rica help broaden that map. ShakeIt’s tenure with 6Sense placed him among the competitors giving Central American esports greater visibility. Every player who steps onto the regional stage contributes to the pipeline that inspires the next generation of hopefuls from their home country.
Legacy and Reflection
Now retired, ShakeIt leaves behind a career that added to the representation of Costa Rican talent in professional League of Legends. Retirement is a natural chapter in any esports journey, and players who move on often continue to influence the scene through coaching, content, or community involvement. However his path evolves from here, ShakeIt’s contributions as a bot laner for 6Sense form part of the foundation on which Latin America’s competitive scene continues to build.
Signature Champions
FAQ
ShakeIt currently plays as Bot / ADC for 6Sense in the .
ShakeIt is best known for Sivir, Kai'Sa, Aphelios, Kalista.
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