saevid

He has a brother and their dog’s name is Ruby.

His name was a preset handle that he got with a Minecraft account that he won through a Twitter competition.

saevid grew up playing videos games on various consoles, including Blur on his PlayStation 3 and Minecraft on his PC. was playing H1Z1 before he got into Fortnite, but later moved on to Fortnite shortly before its third season, as he felt that it had more potential as an esport.

He decided to pursue professional esports after both his real-life friends and online competitors encouraged him to do so. The announcement of the first-ever Fortnite World Cup Championship in February 2018 gave him that final push that he needed to finally give it a shot. He then started grinding seriously for at least four hours a day.

He joined Evade in August 2019, but only remained with them until November 3, shortly after they were acquired by Overtime Gaming. Fortunately for him, he joined Veloce Esports only four days later. He then moved on to PWR in November 2021.

According to his Twitch chat bot, saevid has ~1.370 subscribers. Therefore, he should be earning at least $3,475 USD each month before he generates more income through tiered subscribers, Twitch cheer bit donations, advertisements, tips, sponsorships, and tournament winnings. According to Esports Earnings, he has won around $33,000 USD from various tournaments..

He doesn’t have a set schedule, but does tend to stream daily for between 3 – 7 hours per session.

The best way to warm up [before matches] is probably creative with one of your friends, and free building. You can also use Kovaak’s to warm up, but I personally don’t use Kovaak’s.