Tarik – Age, Height, Net Worth, Family Status and Complete Biography
Tarik is a full-time content creator and streamer for the esports team Sentinels. A former member of Counter Logic, Cloud 9, and Evil Geniuses, Tarik is a professional esports player and is currently focused on Valorant and Counter-Strike: Global Offensive streaming career. He retired from professionally competing in tournaments in 2021.
Overview
Family
A little is known publicly about Tarik’s family, but he has a younger sister and brother. His family was against his career choice, especially after he dropped out of college, but now they are supportive of his esports and streaming career.
Other Interests
Basketball and exercising
Gaming Origins
Tarik has played video games his entire life. Even since his middle school years, Tarik had been interested in becoming a professional gamer.
He first watched Counter-Strike tournaments at a young age and admired one of the players, n0thing, who has now retired from professional gaming. Tarik signed with Netcodeguides.com in 2014, which was the start of his professional gaming career.
Tarik was thrilled to take over n0thing‘s spot on Cloud9 in August 2017; it was a dream come true for him, who had always aspired to become a pro when he was younger.
Professional Career
Tarik only finished his freshman year at college before leaving to pursue a career as a pro CS: GO player. Initially opposed, his parents are now wholly supportive. In fact, Tark’s mother, brother, and sister all go together to watch him play in major tournaments live every few months or so.
What is Tarik’s Net Worth?
Tarik Celik is considered one of the most notable esports players in the world. His talent for games has garnered him an estimated worth of $797,339.21, according to sources such as Wikipedia, Forbes, and Business Insider Magazine.
How Much Does Tarik Earn?
Tarik currently has over 1,800 subscribers on his Twitch channel. This gives him an estimated monthly revenue of $4,500. However, he also has other sources of income, such as tourney winnings, sponsorships, Twitch Cheer Bit contributions, and tips.
He also has an active YouTube channel which should only add to his income through revenue generated through ads on the channel.
Tarik also is under contract at Sentinels and receives a decent package for his content and promotions for the organization.
Streaming Hours
Tarik does not have a regular streaming schedule.
Official Handles
Achievements
Tarik has participated in over 147 tournaments to this day, winning 28 of them. He has also achieved runner-up position 17 times and was in the top 3 and semis position in another 33 tournaments. It is an impressive record for an esports player.
His participation and winnings in these 147 tournaments have bagged him a total of $800,000 in prize funds.
ELEAGUE Major: Boston 2018 is the biggest tournament win in his career, both prize-wise, as Tarik received a whopping $100,000 from that tournament alone, but also prestige-wise.
He also won the MVP award for his performance in the tournament and, to this day, is the only American to win an MVP at a Major.
Here are some of the major achievements of tarik:
- 2022-11-06: FaZe Smeag All Star Weekend | $5,000.00
- 2021-07-17: BFC Smeag Cup #2 | $300
- 2021-06-10: BFC Smeag Cup #1 | $300
- 2020-08-29: ESL One: Cologne 2020 Online – North America | $13,000
- 2020-07-05: cs_summit 6 Online: North America | $4,400.00
- 2020-06-21: BLAST Premier: Spring 2020 American Finals | $32,000
- 2020-04-12: ESL Pro League Season 11: North America | $9,000
- 2020-01-13: FACEIT Pro League NA January Week #2 2020 | $3,000
- 2019-10-27: StarSeries & i-League CS:GO Season 8 | $50,000
- 2019-10-17: ECS S8 – NA Series 3 | $2,500
- 2019-09-29: ESL One: New York 2019 | $20,000
- 2019-09-19: ECS S8 – NA Series 1 | $2,500
- 2019-07-21: Americas Minor Championship – Berlin 2019 | $6,000
- 2019-03-21: ECS S7 – NA Series 2 | $2,400
- 2019-01-29: FACEIT Pro League NA January Week #4 2018 | $1,000
- 2018-11-25: Esports Championship Series Season 6 – Final | $24,000
- 2018-09-29: BLAST Pro Series: Istanbul 2018 | $10,000
- 2018-08-26: ZOTAC Cup Masters 2018: $40,000
- 2018-01-28: ELEAGUE Major: Boston 2018 | $100,000
- 2017-12-02: CyberPowerPC Extreme Gaming Series – Winter 2017 | $2,800
- 2017-11-12: iBUYPOWER Masters 2017 | $10,000
- 2017-10-22: DreamHack Denver 2017 (CS:GO) | $10,000
- 2017-08-26: ESEA Rank S NA 8-20/8-26 2017 | $1,250
- 2017-06-18: CyberPowerPC Extreme Gaming Series – S | $1,800.00
Trivia
- Tarik was brought up in New York in a mixed American & Turkish household.
- His parents were against his career choice, especially after he dropped out of college in his freshman year.
- Tarik can communicate fluently in English and Turkish because of his mixed upbringing.
- Tarik represented Team USA at the 2015 World Championship and then switched to Team Turkey in 2016. He is one of the few players that have represented multiple countries at World Championship events.
- Tarik is among the founding members of the Counter-Strike Professional Player’s Association.
- He won the MVP at the ELEAGUE Major: Boston 2018 event. He is the only American player to win MVP at a Major event.
