15 year old Essex schoolboy wins over $1m in Fortnite World Cup
https://e3.365dm.com/19/07/768x432/s...20190728074730
[More than 250 million people have played the game since it launched two years ago, generating $2.4bn (£1.9bn) in revenue in 2018. He will split a $2.25m (£1.8m) prize after he and his teammate finished second in the first Fortnite World Cup. Jaden Ashman, who goes by the gamer name Wolfiez, will share the cash with his Dutch gaming partner David 'Rojo' Jong after the duos event in New York.] His hard work paid off. https://news.sky.com/story/essex-sch...d-cup-11772062 |
Good for him.
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I’m mostly against children competing for money tbh
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he will only blow it on sweets
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Fortnight world cup ?!!! , didn't even know that was a thing !
$1m !!!?? Seriously what is a 15 year old going to do with that |
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How did he get so good? How long did he have to sit in his room playing for to win a world cup?
I hope he can now pool his energies into something constructive. |
maybe next year they will run it over a month and get more players
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I'd hand the little sh*t my remaining mortgage payments. :fist:
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I've told my two sons to get into their bedrooms and not to come back out until they had won a million :laugh:
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Winning a game is not constructive, it's akin to gambling to me there can only be one winner, had he lost he'd just be a boy who had spend numerous hrs sat gaming. |
I told smallest boy LT he was a total failure and had let his mum and me down by not winning a million quid, he looked so upset and cried a bit
Honestly you just cant win with kids :rolleyes: |
everyone is different, and if people can make some money doing something they love, then what could be better.
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and how many of us will earn 1 million quid in our lifetimes, good on him |
If he put it in a high interest account then by the time he’s 18 he could afford maybe 5 Freddos?
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My point is the time it take for him to get that good at a video fame for most teens causes a lot of problems with schoosing, relationships with parents and peers yes one in a million win a million it doesn't mean a lot of screen time is a good thing. I hope the boy has the guidance to help him with this life changing amount. |
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Now, if we're talking about a grown adult spending their time on games rather than looking for work or whatever then it is a problem. But TiBB can be very unconstructive time spent so we're all guilty of our vices. :hee: |
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