Who is Hadeslo1?
Hadeslo1 is the Twitch handle of Volkan Dincer, a Swedish-Turkish League of Legends player who goes by Ellam and, earlier in his career, Hades. His Twitch channel has about 100,000 followers as of October 2026, and his Turkish-language Kick channel, hadesunderworld1, has about 11,800.
He is both a streamer and a working pro. The bio on his Twitch page introduces him as a professional League of Legends ADC and lists two titles: the 2019 TCL Spring split and the 2020 Spring European Masters. In July 2026 he signed with the Turkish team Shark Attack for the TCL Summer split.
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How did Hadeslo1 get into streaming?
Volkan's own Twitch bio says he is from Sweden and Turkey and that he picked up League of Legends at the end of season 2, after his older cousin got him playing. Leaguepedia holds the same story: he streamed on Twitch first, and Turkish streamers noticed him because of his high rank and his Yasuo.
The streaming came before the pro career. After a stretch of broadcasting he joined Bursaspor Esports in June 2018 for his first TCL split, the Turkish Champions League, then moved to 1907 Fenerbahce Esports that November.
He played under the name Hades. His X account, @hadesslo1, still carries it as Hades Underworld.
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From Fenerbahce to LDLC and a European Masters title
At Fenerbahce he played the 2019 TCL Winter and Summer splits. On February 17, 2019, he got a Kai'Sa pentakill in a TCL Winter win, which Leaguepedia lists as his recorded pentakill. The 2019 TCL Spring title in his bio sits in the same stretch.
In early 2020 he moved to the French team LDLC OL, first as a temporary substitute in February and then on the roster from March. LDLC won the Spring 2020 European Masters, and the title is on his Twitch bio.
After that came a run through Europe and back home: a short return to Fenerbahce in 2020, PENTA 1860 that autumn, GameWard in France's LFL through 2021, Fenerbahce again from December 2021, NASR Turkey in 2022 and aNc Outplayed in early 2023. With NASR he finished first in the TCL 2022 Summer regular season.
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Why did Hades become Ellam?
In July 2020, a few weeks after the LDLC title, he posted on X that he was changing his nickname to Ellam. His reasoning was that the world has plenty of Hades but only one Ellam.
The Hades name did not disappear. Leaguepedia still lists it as a former ID, his Twitch and Kick handles use it, and Shark Attack's July 2026 announcement listed him as Hades.
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Streaming on Kick
Recent broadcasts are on Kick, where he streams in Turkish. His most recent videos there are two marathons titled as 24-hour and 30-hour streams, mixing ranked League of Legends with Just Chatting and some Chained Together. One of them was titled to mark finally reaching Grandmaster.
He has also streamed with a Turkish streamer called BBeckyG, including a Chained Together run titled as a stream that does not end until the game is finished. His YouTube channel, @hadesunderworldd, has about 27,900 subscribers and three long videos, among them a Bursa cosplay event, a recap of a trip to Istanbul with BBeckyG, and an hour spent making manti, the Turkish dumplings, together.
His Kick clips show IRL and Just Chatting streams alongside League of Legends, and Cooking and a chat-roulette category appear among his recent categories.
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Fun facts about Hadeslo1
- He is a dual citizen of Sweden and Turkey, according to Leaguepedia.
- Leaguepedia says he holds a black belt in karate.
- He started playing League of Legends because of his older cousin.
- His Yasuo play is what Turkish streamers first noticed, per Leaguepedia.
- His Twitch goal panel is counting toward 110,000 followers.
- He announced the switch from Hades to Ellam in July 2020 with the line that there is only one Ellam.
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Where to watch Hadeslo1
His Kick channel is where the recent streams are, and the Kick About page links to his Instagram, X and YouTube. The Twitch channel hadeslo1 has the 100K follower count.
StreamableRun and Hadeslo1
StreamableRun is supporting Hadeslo1's live streams, and we are glad to back a streamer who plays ranked League of Legends one hour and heads out for IRL streams the next. We wish him a good TCL split and plenty more marathons.