kt Rolster secured their third consecutive win by sweeping Nongshim RedForce 2-0. After taking down T1 and Gen.G in the first week, kt Rolster continued their momentum by defeating Nongshim—who also held a 2-0 record—with a clean and dominant performance.

Below is an interview with kt Rolster's 'Bdd' Kwak Bo-seong following the match.

Q. With today's win, you've taken sole possession of first place. You've faced a tough schedule; how does it feel to be on a 3-game winning streak?

I'm happy to have started the season with such good results, and I'm glad we won what was a difficult match.

Q. The team atmosphere must be great. Last year, you mentioned that even when results were good, practice wasn't going as well. How is it currently?

Things are going well in practice right now, and the atmosphere is positive, but if you get too carried away, you never know when you might fall. That's why everyone needs to maintain a certain level of tension.

Q. You've maintained incredible form since last year. What's the secret?

There are times when I feel like the game is clicking, and I try to maintain that sense as much as possible. Also, rather than just playing solo queue, I tend to watch a lot of replays to provide feedback.

Q. The wins against Gen.G and T1 in the first week must have been very rewarding, both for the team and for you personally.

During the LCK Cup, I was worried about what direction our practice should take, but since 'Effort' joined, our synergy has improved and I feel like we're developing. I think we have a lot of potential to keep getting better.

Q. Today's match was a chaotic brawl overall. You seem very aggressive and confident?

I think our team fighting is in a good spot right now. All five of us seem to be on the same page, and it feels like we're building something up, step by step.

Q. You face Hanwha Life Esports on Sunday. Are you confident about extending the streak to four?

We're on a good run. Since you never know when a crisis might strike, we'll prepare well. I'd like to thank the fans who stayed up late to cheer for us.