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Popular streamer Jeremy “Masked Toast” Wang shared details of how much he spends on his Valorant team each month.
On January 9, the OfflineTV star revealed his Valorant team, dubbed “Disguised,” ahead of the open qualifiers for the NA Challengers, a tier two competition on the Riot Games circuit.
Led by former 100 Thieves and T1 captain Josh “steel” Nissan, the team quickly repaid Disguised Toast’s trust. They entered the Challengers at the first attempt after an unbeaten run of open qualifiers.
To Yasin’s question Subrose Tawfik about how much he pays his players, Tost declined to give an exact figure. He then said that Subroza could give two estimates and he would respond by indicating whether those numbers were higher or lower than the actual numbers.
When asked if he was paying his players $5,000 a month, Disguised Toast said “more,” much to Subroza’s surprise.
Almost all players in “Disguised” have VCT experience, and team captain Joshua “steel” Nissan, an eSports veteran with a long career in Counter-Strike before moving to Valorant, led 100 Thieves to the semi-finals of VCT Stage 3. Masters Berlin in 2021. The only the exception is Joseph “clear” Allen, a rookie player who has become one of North America’s brightest talents.
In a subsequent live stream, Disguised Toast joked that he was playing video games instead of enjoying Taiwan to “fund my Valorant team.” He added that the team has not made any money from qualifying for the NA Challengers and that it will take some time before he can find sponsors to ease his financial burden.
“Sponsors don’t show up in two days,” he said. “You can’t convince a billion dollar company to give you their money in two days. Society doesn’t work that way.
Popular streamer Jeremy “Masked Toast” Wang shared details of how much he spends on his Valorant team each month.
On January 9, the OfflineTV star revealed his Valorant team, dubbed “Disguised,” ahead of the open qualifiers for the NA Challengers, a tier two competition on the Riot Games circuit.
Led by former 100 Thieves and T1 captain Josh “steel” Nissan, the team quickly repaid Disguised Toast’s trust. They entered the Challengers at the first attempt after an unbeaten run of open qualifiers.
To Yasin’s question Subrose Tawfik about how much he pays his players, Tost declined to give an exact figure. He then said that Subroza could give two estimates and he would respond by indicating whether those numbers were higher or lower than the actual numbers.
When asked if he was paying his players $5,000 a month, Disguised Toast said “more,” much to Subroza’s surprise.
Almost all players in “Disguised” have VCT experience, and team captain Joshua “steel” Nissan, an eSports veteran with a long career in Counter-Strike before moving to Valorant, led 100 Thieves to the semi-finals of VCT Stage 3. Masters Berlin in 2021. The only the exception is Joseph “clear” Allen, a rookie player who has become one of North America’s brightest talents.
In a subsequent live stream, Disguised Toast joked that he was playing video games instead of enjoying Taiwan to “fund my Valorant team.” He added that the team has not made any money from qualifying for the NA Challengers and that it will take some time before he can find sponsors to ease his financial burden.
“Sponsors don’t show up in two days,” he said. “You can’t convince a billion dollar company to give you their money in two days. Society doesn’t work that way.
