
Matyáš Rozvoral, who competes under the handle Smarty, is a 20-year-old support player from the Czech Republic. He is currently active with the Rossmann Centaurs in the Prime League, the leading circuit for the German-speaking region of Europe and one of the most competitive national leagues on the continent. Still young, Smarty represents the wave of Central European talent looking to climb through the European hierarchy.
Support is the role that most often goes unnoticed by casual viewers, yet it is arguably the position that dictates the flow of the early game. A support like Smarty is responsible for vision — placing and clearing wards to give his team the information edge — and for enabling his marksman through peel, engage, or utility. Whether he is playing a hard-engaging tank, a poke-heavy enchanter, or a roaming playmaker, the support shapes where fights happen and who holds the advantage when they do.
The Prime League has become a genuine talent pipeline for European League of Legends, frequently sending players upward into the ERL elite and even the top-flight LEC ecosystem. For a support of Smarty’s age, the league offers exactly the kind of pressure-tested environment needed to sharpen shot-calling and coordination against strong, well-drilled opponents. Playing for the Rossmann Centaurs, he is tasked with quarterbacking the bot lane and setting the tempo for his squad’s map movements.
Youth is a defining feature of Smarty’s profile. At 20, he is early enough in his career that his ceiling remains largely unwritten, and the support role in particular rewards accumulated game knowledge and communication — traits that deepen with every season of high-level play. His value to the Centaurs lies not only in raw mechanics but in the intangible leadership that great supports provide.
The road ahead for Smarty is one of development and opportunity. Consistent performances in the Prime League can open doors to larger organizations, and his combination of youth and an already-established role in a strong league makes him a promising figure to track. As support play continues to be prized for its strategic influence, Smarty has a real chance to make his name as an engine behind his team’s success.
Smarty (Matyáš Rozvoral) is 21 years old, born July 11, 2005.
Smarty currently plays as Support for Rossmann Centaurs in the Prime League.
Smarty is best known for Rakan, Pyke.

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