Miro

Jamairo, better known in the Fortnite scene as Miro, is a competitive player hailing from the Netherlands. Born on September 28, 2002, he’s now 22 years old and has made a name for himself through consistent tournament performances and a strong presence in the European Fortnite competitive community. Although he's currently unranked globally, Miro holds the #61 spot in the Netherlands and has earned a respectable total of $50,316.67 across 29 tournaments — all playing Fortnite. Most of his success came while playing independently, although he briefly competed under the banner of Team Heretics, securing a notable prize of $4,000. Miro’s biggest tournament payday came in March 2021, when he secured 7th place at the FNCS: Chapter 2 Season 5 Grand Finals – Europe, taking home a massive $25,000. That single win accounts for nearly half (49.69%) of his total earnings — a career-defining moment. Other notable results include:

• $4,000 at the FNCS All-Star Showdown 2021 – Solo Finals
• $3,200 at the FNCS: Season X – Grand Finals
• Multiple smaller cash prizes from DreamHack, Cash Cups, and FNCS heats across 2019–2021.

By Year:

• 2021 – $30,166.67 (Top year)
• 2020 – $9,025.00
• 2019 – $11,125.00 Note: All earnings were through online events, with no LAN prize winnings recorded.

By Age:

• 18 years old – $36,591.67
• 17 years old – $6,025.00
• 16 years old – $7,700.00 Over 27% of Miro’s total prize money was earned before he turned 18.

By Team Affiliation:

• Independent – $46,316.67
• Team Heretics – $4,000

Miro's story is one of personal dedication. Unlike many pros who rise through the ranks under esports banners, he earned over 92% of his prize money as an independent competitor. His skill, consistency, and passion for Fortnite have allowed him to thrive on his own terms. Although not currently at the top of the global leaderboard, Miro’s competitive history speaks volumes. With more than $50K in winnings and dozens of strong tournament showings under his belt, he’s proof that determination and raw skill can take you far — even without a major org backing you up. Whether you're a fan, fellow competitor, or just exploring the Fortnite pro scene, Miro’s journey is one to watch.