AstroSMZ

Fortnite Players

United Kingdom

Curtis “AstroSMZ” Littler is a professional player from the United Kingdom who has made a...

GAMER INFORMATION

Name Curtis Littler

Team

Free Agent

MOUSE SETTINGS

Logitech G Pro Wireless

DPI 800

Hz 1000

X-Axis Sensitivity 6.5%

Y-Axis Sensitivity 6.5%

Targeting Sensitivity 100.0%

Scope Sensitivity 100.0%

Building Sensitivity 100.0%

Editing Sensitivity 100.0%

GEAR

Logitech G Pro Wireless

Wooting 60HE+

Corsair HS65

Curtis "AstroSMZ" Littler is a professional player from the United Kingdom who has made a name for himself in the competitive Fortnite scene. Born on June 11, 2002, at the age of 23, he has established himself as a consistent tournament participant, earning the respect of both fans and competitors. Over the course of his career, Curtis has participated in 41 tournaments and earned $70,330, playing primarily as an independent player, and also representing the Gambit Esports organization for some time.

Career and Prize Money

AstroSMZ's first significant success came in 2018, when he took a prize place in the Fortnite Winter Royale. But his real breakthrough came in 2021, when he showed himself especially brightly, earning $35,500 and taking sixth place at the FNCS: Chapter 2 Season 8 - Grand Finals (EU), for which he received an impressive $30,000. This remains his largest single win to date - almost 43% of all prize money in his career. Year after year, his results looked like this:

2021 - a record $35,500 (4 tournaments)
2020 - $12,220 (15 tournaments)
2019 - $10,610 (16 tournaments)
2022 - $10,500 (5 tournaments)
2018 - $1,500 (1 tournament)

All of his achievements came exclusively from online tournaments - AstroSMZ has not yet tried his hand at the LAN scene.

Age and Success

Interestingly, Curtis had already earned over $20,000 by the time he turned 18, which was almost a third of his entire career. He achieved his greatest success at age 19, collecting over half of his total prize money at that age.

Team Experience

While AstroSMZ spent most of his career playing independently, he also represented Gambit Esports, where he earned over $5,600. However, he earned 92% of his prize money while playing outside of organizations, which speaks to his ability to succeed even without the support of an esports club.

Best Performances:

6th Place – FNCS Chapter 2 Season 8 Grand Finals (EU), $30,000
15th Place – FNCS Chapter 3 Season 3 Grand Finals (EU), $8,000
15th Place – FNCS Chapter 2 Season 2 Grand Finals (EU), $3,500
31st Place – FNCS Grand Royale 2021 (EU), $3,100
2nd Place – FNCS Chapter 2 Season 2 Week 3 (EU), $2,250

He’s a two-time finalist and three-time runner-up, but he’s still waiting for his first championship title.

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