Patiphan

Patiphan started playing Overwatch shortly after its release in 2016 and soon ranked so highly that he was chosen to represent Thailand at Overwatch Contenders when he was 14. Due to his success, he decided to drop out of school when he was fifteen to pursue professional esports instead.

He was signed with Xavier Esports in May 2018. It was around that time that he made his first attempt at streaming on Twitch but dropped it after a few months. This was around the time that he represented Thailand at the Overwatch World Cup in August 2018. He returned to streaming in April 2019 and was fairly consistent about it until October that year, when his schedule became more erratic. He then joined Talon Esports in May 2019 and received Twitch partnership in October 2019. In January 2020, he transitioned to Eternal Academy. However, due to the pandemic, the organization chose to withdraw to from the Overwatch scene in late April 2020.

As he was unable to compete professionally in the Overwatch League due to his age, he decided to give it up and grind Valorant instead in August 2020. He joined Thailand attitude soon after and remained with them when they merged with Made in Thailand (MiTH.) In December 2020, he announced that he would be looking to join other teams and was recruited by X10 soon after. Since then, X10 has gone on to perform well in many tournaments and Patiphan is being recognized as a strong contender in the esport.

His language isn’t always clean.

According to Patiphan’s Twitch Nightbot, he has around 140 subscribers and often attracts over 1,500 viewers. Therefore, he should earn at least $490 USD per month, additional income he earns from tiered subscriptions, his team salary, tips, Twitch cheer bit donations, advertisements, sponsorships and tournament winnings. EsportsEarnings calculates his current tournament earnings to be at over $24,500 USD.

Random, as it depends on his pro-schedule.