Caedrel
League of Legends co-streams and analysis.
Marc Robert Lamont (born 19 March 1996), known as Caedrel, is a British livestreamer, content creator, and retired professional League of Legends player and esports commentator. Born in Doncaster, England, and raised in Spain, he competed in the European league as a jungler for teams including H2k-Gaming and Excel Esports between 2015 and 2020 before moving into casting and analysis for Riot Games. Since 2023 he has streamed full-time on Twitch, where he operates the platform's largest League of Legends channel and is best known for co-streaming major tournaments. In 2024 he founded the amateur team Los Ratones.
Biographyedit
Early lifeedit
Lamont was born on 19 March 1996 in Doncaster, England, and grew up in Spain, where he became fluent in Spanish. He was introduced to gaming by watching his brother play the MMORPG World of Warcraft, and in his youth played titles such as RuneScape and Halo 3. He began playing League of Legends after friends transitioned to PC gaming.
Esports playing careeredit
Caedrel began his competitive League of Legends career in 2015, joining xPerience eSports Club as a midlaner before short stints with Team ALTERNATE and Giants Gaming. Moving to the jungle role, he played for Renegades Banditos in 2016 and then H2k-Gaming, who were promoted to the EU LCS in August 2017 with a 3-0 win over Ninjas in Pyjamas. After H2k finished 2-16 in Summer 2018, he joined Excel Esports in December 2018, competing in the LEC through 2019 with ninth- and tenth-place finishes before retiring from play in 2020.
Casting and analyst careeredit
Caedrel made his casting debut on 31 January 2020, commentating a match between Schalke 04 and Fnatic. Over the following seasons he worked as a caster and analyst for the LEC and international events, including the 2021 and 2022 World Championships and the 2021 Mid-Season Invitational. He cast the 2022 World Championship final at the Chase Center in San Francisco. He retired from casting on 30 September 2023, following the LEC Finals, to focus on streaming.
Streaming careeredit
Caedrel began streaming on Twitch around 2020 and moved to full-time streaming by the 2023 World Championship. He is known for co-streaming major League of Legends competitions, including the LEC, LCK, and LPL, alongside in-depth analysis. During the 2024 World Championship his co-stream drew a peak of 372,000 viewers and 17.02 million hours watched, about 19.4% of the tournament total, and he reached a peak of 422,292 viewers during the 2025 Worlds final on 9 November 2025. From January to 14 December 2024 he created content under Fnatic. As of July 2026 his Twitch channel had roughly 1.5 million followers.
Los Ratones and coachingedit
In November 2024, Caedrel founded Los Ratones, an amateur League of Legends team he co-owned and coached, with a roster including Thebausffs, Velja, Nemesis, Crownie, and Rekkles. Under his direction the team won the Winter, Spring, and Summer NLC splits and the Winter and Spring EMEA Masters titles in 2025. In the 2026 LEC he served as assistant coach under Jakob 'YamatoCannon' Mebdi, posting a 5-6 record. The team disbanded on 12 February 2026.
Business venturesedit
In June 2024, Caedrel co-created the League Awards alongside broadcaster Eefje 'Sjokz' Depoortere; the inaugural ceremony was held on 5 December 2024 in Berlin. He also served as founder and co-owner of the amateur team Los Ratones.
Awards and recognitionedit
Caedrel won Analyst of the Year at the 2021 Esports Awards and Community Leader of the Year at the 2024 Esports Awards. He was named Best MOBA Streamer at both the 2024 and 2025 Streamer Awards. According to Streams Charts, he operates the largest League of Legends channel on Twitch and regularly ranks among the top English-language streamers.
Caedrel: quick facts
- How old is Caedrel?
- Caedrel is 30 years old, born Mar 19, 1996.
- What is Caedrel's real name?
- Caedrel's real name is Marc Robert Lamont.
- Where is Caedrel from?
- Caedrel is from United Kingdom.
- When did Caedrel start streaming?
- Caedrel has been active online since 2015.
- What is Caedrel known for?
- Caedrel is known for League of Legends esports, Co-streaming and analysis, Los Ratones founder, and Retired LoL pro.
- What platform is Caedrel on?
- Caedrel primarily streams on Twitch.
Career timelineedit
- 1996-03eventBornMarc Robert Lamont was born in Doncaster, England.
- 2015careerTurned proBegan his competitive League of Legends career with xPerience eSports Club.
- 2017-08careerPromoted to EU LCSH2k-Gaming reached the EU LCS with a 3-0 win over Ninjas in Pyjamas.
- 2018-12careerJoined Excel EsportsSigned as main jungler, competing in the LEC through 2019.
- 2020-01careerCasting debutCommentated his first match, Schalke 04 versus Fnatic, on 31 January 2020.
- 2020platformBegan streamingStarted streaming League of Legends content on Twitch.
- 2022eventCast Worlds finalCommentated the 2022 World Championship final at the Chase Center in San Francisco.
- 2023-09careerRetired from castingStepped down as a caster after the 2023 LEC Finals to stream full-time.
- 2024-01membershipJoined FnaticBecame a content creator and streamer for Fnatic.
- 2024-06projectCo-created League AwardsLaunched the League Awards with Eefje 'Sjokz' Depoortere.
- 2024-11projectFounded Los RatonesEstablished and co-owned the amateur team, also serving as head coach.
- 2025-11eventPeak Worlds viewershipReached a peak of 422,292 viewers during the 2025 Worlds final.
- 2026-02projectLos Ratones disbandedThe team he founded disbanded on 12 February 2026.
Collaborations & communitiesedit
Content & loreedit
Esports career
- Former League of Legends pro — a retired competitive jungler
- H2k-Gaming — competed in 2017-2018
- Excel Esports — LEC jungler from 2018-2020
- Retired to content creation — pivoted to streaming and analysis
Co-streaming & watch parties
- LEC & LCK co-streams — regular-season watch parties
- Worlds & MSI co-streams — covers the international events
- Worlds 2024 record — most-watched English co-caster, with 400k+ peak in the final
- Twitch's most-watched streamer — topped the platform during Worlds 2024
- Illegal — his catchphrase for bad plays, later echoed by LEC casters
- Guma, can he steal it? — iconic call from the 2022 Worlds final
Los Ratones
- Founded the team — created Los Ratones in November 2024
- Star-studded roster — featured Rekkles, Nemesis, Thebausffs, Velja and Crownie
- Trophy haul — won NLC splits and EMEA Masters titles in 2025
- Reached the LEC — the team competed at Europe's top level
- Disbanded in 2026 — the project wrapped up in February 2026
Triviaedit
- He was born in Doncaster, England, but grew up in Spain and is fluent in Spanish.
- His casting debut came on 31 January 2020, for a match between Schalke 04 and Fnatic.
- His reaction to Gumayusi's Baron steal at the 2022 World Championship final became a widely shared clip.
- He co-created the League Awards with broadcaster Eefje 'Sjokz' Depoortere in 2024.
- His co-stream of the 2024 World Championship peaked at 372,000 viewers and accounted for about 19.4% of the tournament's total hours watched.
- According to Streams Charts, he operates the biggest League of Legends channel on Twitch.
- As a player, he was promoted to the EU LCS with H2k-Gaming in 2017 after a 3-0 win over Ninjas in Pyjamas.
- The amateur team he founded, Los Ratones, won five regional titles in 2025 before disbanding in February 2026.
See also
References
- 1.↑Caedrel — Wikipedia (accessed 2026-08-02)
- 2.Caedrel — official Twitch channel — Twitch (accessed 2026-08-02)
- 3.Caedrel — photograph — Wikimedia Commons (accessed 2026-08-02)