Endretta

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Name Endre Byre

Age 19

Birthday 6th June

Nationality Norwegian

Hometown Stavanger

Streams Fortnite

Team 00Nation

Former Teams Xypher

Name Origins

He combined his name with ‘Vendetta,’ as he is a fan of the movie and has a Guy Fawkes mask hanging up in his room.

Gaming Origins

When Endretta was eight years old, one of his favorite games was Cube World. When he was nine, he started having dreams of becoming a pro-gamer and used trolling comments as a motivation to improve in the various games that he played. He started playing Fortnite two days after it was released, and it soon became his main game.

He is currently being home-schooled.

Professional Gaming

In June 2016, he started uploading his Counter-Strike: Global Offensive gameplays to YouTube, but his channel only really started to grow when he switched to Fortnite content in November 2017 during season 1.

Although he started honing his competitive skills around the time of the RazZzeroOo Scrim Tournament in November 2018 and Atlantis scrims, it was only when the Fortnite World Cup was announced that he really started grinding and trying to prove himself. His hard work paid off and he joined Xypher eSports in May 2019, but only remained with them for a month.

He qualified for the Solo Fortnite World Cup during Week 9 of the qualifiers in June 2019 with first place and went on to place 24^th overall. He was partnered with Twitch on July 8, 2019 and signed with Misfits Gaming on July 16, 2019. He then remained with them for a year.

Income

Endretta is estimated to have ~400 subscribers, with an average viewership of ~400. This should earn him at least $1,000 USD per month, excluding additional income from tiered subscriptions, donations, advertisements Twitch cheer bit donations, sponsorships, tournament winnings and his team salary. He is estimated to have earned over $146,000 USD from various tournaments.

Streaming Hours

He doesn't have a set schedule.

Accomplishments

1st - War Legend Fortnite Invitational #2 - 2019

Quotes

I would recommend playing 3 – 5 hours [per day,] or even more than that if you want to get good at [Fortnite.]
I would say if you’re a casual player [who wants to transition to competitive, that] you should probably move over to arena because it’s not the hardest and I would recommend you play arena for a bit, get better at the game, get a feel of competitive and then you start moving over to customs [and] vod review.