Can’t believe this is how much LoL superstar Faker spends on daily life

Faker Is one LoL gamer famous in the world. He has won three World titles with SK Telecom T1he chose to go mid at the beginning of his career and is considered a gamer LoL greatest of all time.

With such awards, the amount of money he earns is not small. He signed a $2.5 million contract with T1, took home over $1 million in prize money, and has several brand deals under his name.

However, despite this, Faker has described his lifestyle as relatively simple. Mid laner star It was revealed during an appearance on Korean talk show Radio Star that he spends less than 200,000 Korean won (approximately 4 million VND) per month on daily activities.

Faker can earn more than that in one go streamas mid laner T1 frequents Twitch to play LoL with an average of 30,000 viewers.

The details behind his frugal lifestyle are completely unknown, with the streamer not sharing too much about how he spends his money.

His die-hard fans give him everything from food to clothes, while T1 provides Faker with housing. He lives a very simple lifestyle, as can be seen from the fact that he has a wardrobe full of white shirts.

However, the money Faker earns will not be wasted. Instead of spending it on himself, he uses it for charity.

He say: “In the future, I want to use the money I earn for charity. The career of a professional gamer very short, so I want to manage my career well to work as long as possible.”

Really can’t know How much money does Faker have?but with a long career in League of Legends, the number would be worth millions of dollars. This is the first time he has spoken on the topic of charity when discussing his salary.

Back in October 2018, Faker donated 100% of his livestreamm revenue to the UN Foundation. He also participated in Rick Fox’s philanthropy in December 2019, raising $62,000 for the Bahamas Relief Fund.

Faker isn’t the only pro gamer to do that. In an interview with Korean news site Fomos in October, the Invictus Gaming star TheShy said he has donated more than $100,000 to charity throughout his career so far.

The year-end League of Legends All-Star event also aims to raise money for charity, with professional players worldwide donating their prize money from the tournament to an organization of their choice.

While money is the surface of his career, the lifestyle of an esports gamer in South Korea is the ups and downs. The mid laner spoke about his lack of time for himself and his struggles with relationships outside of the team.

I said: “Becoming a professional gamer made me realize that my time for myself is very limited. Being in a certain relationship can cause a lot of discomfort for both parties.”

This can be seen as a negative by most professional gamers. I said: “For now, I just focus on working. Since I was little, I haven’t paid much attention to girls.”

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