Known competitively as TIMR, Tomáš Buštík is a Czech support player who currently lines up for LUA Gaming in the LES. As a representative of the Czech Republic’s growing esports community, he contributes to a scene that continues to send its players onto larger European stages.
Support is arguably the most selfless role in League of Legends, and it is one that rewards intelligence over individual glory. Rather than chasing kills, a support like TIMR devotes himself to enabling his teammates, shielding his marksman, warding key chokepoints, and initiating fights with pinpoint crowd control. The best supports function as the eyes and shot-callers of their squads, translating vision control into strategic advantage and turning small windows of opportunity into decisive team plays.
What distinguishes a strong support is the willingness to place the team above personal statistics. TIMR’s role demands constant awareness of the wider map, managing wards to deny the enemy information while granting his own team a clearer picture of the battlefield. In the laning phase he partners closely with his bot laner, trading harass and protecting resources, and as the game opens up he becomes a roaming presence, looking to swing skirmishes across the map. It is a position that lives and dies by communication and coordination.
Playing under the LUA Gaming banner in the LES, TIMR competes in an environment that blends established organizations with hungry challengers. For a support, the value brought to a roster often extends beyond what appears on a scoreboard, shaping the team’s shot-calling and defensive structure in ways that statistics rarely capture.
As his career progresses, TIMR has the opportunity to cement himself as a dependable anchor for his side. Supports who master the finer points of vision and engage timing tend to enjoy long, respected careers, and continued growth could see him become a stabilizing veteran presence for LUA Gaming and a recognizable figure within his regional scene.
TIMR currently plays as Support for LUA Gaming in the LES.
TIMR is best known for Leona, Nautilus, Janna, Milio, Renata Glasc.

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