nebs

Ruben Belisle, better known by his nickname nebs, was born on July 28, 2004 and by the age of twenty he had already become one of the notable representatives of the British Fortnite scene. His journey in esports began at a young age, and since then he has taken part in 70 tournaments, earning an impressive $219,318.29. While nebs is not ranked among the top players in the world - he currently ranks 1547th - he is one of the strongest in the UK, ranking 43rd in total earnings among his compatriots. Nebsa's results vividly illustrate how his career has developed. His biggest breakthrough came in 2021, when he earned over $147,000, which was two-thirds of his total earnings to date. He was only 16 years old at the time. In the following years, his results looked like this:

• 2022 — $15,563.79
• 2023 — $39,429.50
• 2024 — $14,275.00
• 2025 — $750.00

He has been particularly strong online, with almost 97% of all his prizes coming from online competitions. Before turning 18, nebs had already earned $158,813.79, which is over 72% of his total prize money. This achievement is especially impressive considering that he played as an individual or in small teams, often without the support of large organizations. His most notable period in his career was under the Become Legends tag, where he won $6,300. However, he played most of the tournaments as a free agent, which did not stop him from winning prizes in dozens of major championships, including the FNCS. Ruben's biggest cash success came at the FNCS: All-Star Showdown 2021, where he took 4th place in the Europe Solo Finals and received $80,000. Other big prizes include:

• 3rd place at FNCS Chapter 2 Season 7 — $45,000
• 7th place at FNCS Major 1 2023 — $20,000
• Top 15 finishes three times for $5,000
• Top 25 finishes multiple times, adding $4,000 or more to his bankroll

• 7 tournaments — he became a champion
• 6 times — he was one step away from winning, taking 2nd place
• 8 times — he reached semifinals and third places

One of the significant moments was September 2021. Then, at FNCS Chapter 2 Season 7, nebs took 3rd place and earned $45,000, breaking the $100,000 mark in total prizes in just 9 tournaments - a phenomenal result for a teenager. Ruben continues his career in Fortnite, and despite the decline in income in 2025, his experience and accumulated skills leave him with great prospects for the future. For many, he has already become an example of how perseverance and talent can lead to success - even without the support of large organizations and multi-million sponsors.