Johan "N0tail" Sundstein is currently one of the highest-earning eSports players across the globe. In fact, he is already on the top spot. Right now, online gaming is considered one of the most highest-paying professional jobs in various countries.

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2021 Highest-Earing eSports Player; the Story of Johan 'N0tail' Sundstein-- Things to Know About Him

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According to Invision Community's latest report, eSports' popularity is currently rising since many businesses and companies are continuously investing in the gaming industry. Because of this, many individuals find a successful career.

Many of these professional players earn up to seven figures, and right now, N0tail is currently the number one highest-earning eSports professional.

To give you more idea, here's the complete list you can check.

Highest-earning eSports players

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2021 Highest-Earing eSports Player; the Story of Johan 'N0tail' Sundstein-- Things to Know About Him

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1. (Norway) Johan Sundstein // N0tail // $6,969,737.80
2. (Finland) Jesse Vainikka // JerAx // $6,470,548.78
3. (Australia) Anathan Pham // ana // $6,000,441.96
4. (France) Sebastien Debs // Ceb // $5,559,712.41
5. (Finland) Topias Taavitsainen // Topson // $5,476,317.57
6. (Germany) Kuro Takhasomi // KuroKy // $5,198,604.15
7. (Jordan) Amer Al-Barkawi // Miracle- // $4,801,541.68
8. (Bulgaria) Ivan Ivanov // MinD_ContRoL // $4,582,616.16
9. (Lebanon) Maroun Merhej // GH // $4,196,910.69
10. (Finland) Lasse Urpalainen // Matumbaman // $3,765,369.04

Things to know about N0tail 

N0tail's official biography stated that Johan Sundstein was previously a popular "Heroes of Newerth" player.

At the age of 15, N0tail started playing with "Nova" Markuse and Tal "Fly" Aizik. After that, they were included in an unsponsored side project with Danijel "StreeT" Remus, the popular Fnatic manager. However, the popularity of "HoN" started to decrease, forcing Sundstein to play "DOTA 2," which is currently one of the most popular online strategy games across the world. 

He became one of the most-skilled professional players in the game.

N0tail took the role of support and then became famous for his performances as Wisp and Chen. After that, he also transitioned to core-players, thanks to his renowned Meepo play. Right now, he is currently playing for OG, the first team that won four Dota Major Championships.

N0tail is also the team captain, making him one of the professional players that fans are looking up to.

Aside from these, N0tail is also the most decorated professional "DOTA 2" player in history, thanks to his four Majors and two Internationals victories. On the other hand, he is also the first Danish player that won in The International "DOTA 2" tournament. 

N0tail and Fly's issue

Aside from being a great "DOTA 2" player, N0tail is also popular after his connection with Fly, another member of OG, ended on May 28, 2020. They played with each other for nine years and fought together in more than 1,454 professional "DOTA 2" matches. 

However, Fly and s4 left OG just a few hours before the Supermajor "DOTA 2" competition. Because of this, the team was forced to withdraw from the second biggest tournament in the season after TI. You can click here for more details.  

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Written by: Giuliano de Leon