Player
Ryu "Keria" Min-seok is a South Korean League of Legends support for T1 and a three-time Worlds champion.
Role
Pro Player · Support
Current T1 support and a central player in the club's 2025-2026 League of Legends identity.[1][2]
Affiliation
Keria remains with T1; public roster records list him among the 2025 World Championship winners and the 2026 roster.[1][2]
Signature achievement
3× League of Legends World Champion
Global recognition
Three-time Worlds champion
T1's 2023, 2024 and 2025 World Championship wins provide the verified global authority marker.[2][3]
Audience
Not publicly disclosed
No reliable person-level platform counts were verified on 2026-09-11.
Commercial proof
T1 Worlds winner and media identity
T1's official ecosystem and Worlds winner activations package Keria as a globally marketable player.[1][3]
Market reach
South Korea · global League of Legends
Korean LCK identity and T1's international distribution support this market frame.[1][2]
– Present
Keria combines current T1 distribution with a rare three-title Worlds record. His commercial authority is strongest in support-role expertise, championship storytelling and T1’s global fan ecosystem, while personal rights remain distinct from T1 and Riot-controlled inventory.[1][2][3]
The page should be used for player-led education and championship content, not as a proxy for team-wide sponsorship or audience figures.
Support-role education
Keria could support champion-pool, vision and playmaking formats, subject to T1, Riot, league and category approvals.
T1 championship content
Worlds-winning roster storytelling is available through T1 and publisher-controlled rights, not automatically as personal inventory.
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