Top Irish Esports Titans Set New Record-Breaking Earnings

The top Irish esports titans, who have not only conquered virtual battlefields but also established unparalleled records in terms of profits, are writing a new chapter in the ever-evolving world of competitive gaming. These talented and tenacious people have disproved popular assumptions of success, demonstrating that esports is a legitimate and extremely lucrative profession rather than merely a hobby. These Irish esports superstars have not only cemented their names in gaming history, but also redefined what is possible in the realm of competitive gaming, thanks to their dedication, strategic prowess, and unshakable commitment to their craft. 

• Jordan ‘Jurd’ Crowley

The player that is most admired in the video game Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare is Jordan ‘Jurd’ Crowley, who is ranked first in the country. With over 79 tournaments listed on his profile, Jurd is an extremely seasoned player.

Jurd is the highest-paid eSports athlete on our list with a total earnings of $280,000.

The CoD player’s bank account increased by $100,000 in 2017, which was a successful year for him.

Major Achievements:

• 1st place at CWL Global Pro League 2017 – Stage 1 
• 1st place at EU CWL Stage 1 Playoff 
• 1st place at EU CWL Stage 2 Playoff

The gamer’s eSports career depended on these competitions. He continued playing in competitions, eventually winning 21 of them, and rose to the top spot among Irish Call of Duty players.

•  Justin MiracU McNally

One of the top PUBG players in the world, MiracU is also the second-highest-earning Irish eSports player on our list.

Major Achievements:

• During the 30 tournaments he participated in, MiracU gained almost $150,000
• In 2018, he earned $60,000
• 2020 was also very lucrative, with $47,000 in prize money
• MiracU won the Global Loot League Season 4 and PCS1 Europe

With a total of $30.000 entering his bank account, finishing third at the PUBG Global Invitational 2018 was the most lucrative competition for the PUBG Player.

• Joshua “lolb0om” Juliano

Irish player lolb0om is aware that Fortnite can help you make a sizable profit. Joshua won no less than $65,000 throughout all competitions thanks to his zeal and desire to be the best in the area. The gamer competed in 24 tournaments during the course of his career. Even though he has only won two tournaments, he has undoubtedly had successful runs in each one.

The 2019 Fortnite World Cup Finals generated 90% of all of lolb0om’s Fortnite earnings to date.

• Nelson “Virtuoso” Lasko 

Virtuoso demonstrated that he is a true master of Rocket League. He is the highest-earning Irish eSports player in terms of Rocket League, with earnings totaling more than $41,000 from 39 competitions.

Major Achievements:

• The best competition for the eSports player was the European division of RLSC Season 9 in 2020.
• He finished eighth and received his biggest award to date, $9,000 in cash.
• Virtuoso won the championship five times in 39 contests.
• He finished second in 8 competitions.
• The player finished third five more times.

These statistics demonstrate that the person in question is the best Rocket League player in Irish eSports.

• Cormac “doolsta” Dooley

Doolsta is unquestionably the top FIFA player on the Irish competition scene. In total, he earned $37,000 while competing in 8 events. The athlete received $25,000 from a single FIFA tournament featuring Major League Soccer e-football. FIFA 2019 was where Doolsta made the most of his eSports revenue. He has accomplished the remarkable achievement of winning three consecutive competitions: the eMLS Series Two Finals, eMLS Series One, and the eMLS Season 2 Finals.

• Conran “Rannerz” Tobin

Another well-known Irish eSports gamer for his distinctive playing style is Rannerz. His greatest successes came in FIFA 18 and FIFA 19. Rannerz represented well-known groups like Fnatic during his career, but he also took part on his own. From 7 tournaments, he made almost $35,000 total. 

Major Achievements:

• Gfinity Elite Series Season 4 FIFA: $10.000
• Gfinity Elite Series S3: $17.000
• Overall, Rannerz won 3 tournaments while placing 2nd place only once

Rannerz is presently a member of the Belfast Storm eSports squad and competes internationally for the Republic of Ireland.

• “Saevid”

Another prominent Irish Fornite player on the list is the enigmatic saevid. Up until now, he has competed in 23 competitions. The gamer just won the Winter Royale 2019 competition, but his winnings were impressive. He claimed rewards from Fornite competitions totaling more than $30,000. 

• Andrew “Andeeza” Varzaru

In just two competitions, Fortnite gamer Andeeza has earned $27,000. His successful competitions were the 2019 Fornite World Cup and the Fortnite Summer Skirmish Series. At his first solo competition, the Skirmish Series, he took first place and earned a respectable $26,666, but at the Fortnite World Cup, he only finished in the 65–128 range and received just $350. Andeeza is a rather understated player, but if he can duplicate his initial achievement, his popularity will undoubtedly rise in the years to come. The achievement of winning one of the nation’s major Fortnite tournaments is significant. He plays Fortnite as andeeza, and you can see him destroy opponents there.