Tyler1 Net Worth
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- What Is Tyler1’s Net Worth?
- Early Life
- Career
- Personal Life
- Awards
What Is Tyler1’s Net Worth?
Early Life
Tyler1 was born Tyler Steinkamp on March 7, 1995, in Missouri. He was a running back on the football team at Central Methodist University before dropping out to focus on his career as a streamer.
Career
In 2014, tyler1 was ranked #14 in “League of Legends” in North America. He initially gained attention in the “League of Legends” community for his toxic behavior toward other players, including personal attacks, leading to permanent bans on more than 20 different accounts over the years. His stream became more popular after he announced that he had “reformed” in April 2016, and his number of Twitch followers reportedly grew from approximately 5,700 to 92,000 around that time. Tyler1’s “reformed” behavior didn’t last long, but he continued to attract new followers, and his behavior was condemned by several professional and high-profile players. On April 30, 2016, Riot Games announced that tyler1 would be banned from owning a “League of Legends” account, with employee “Riot Socrates” stating, “Because of a well-documented history of account bans for verbal abuse, intentional feeding, as well as account sharing/purchasing, evasion of sportsmanship systems, and player harassment, we will not allow Tyler1 to hold a League of Legends account, indefinitely. Any account definitively used by him will be banned immediately upon identification.”
(Photo by Tina Jo/Riot Games via Getty Images)
After the ban, tyler1 streamed games such as “PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds.” He was unbanned in January 2018, and his first stream after the ban ended broke the record for most concurrent viewers on Twitch for an individual streamer, with more than 382,000 viewers. By the end of February 2022, he had achieved the highest rank in all five “League of Legends” roles, and Riot Games awarded him five “Challenger” medals. In November 2017, he hosted the Tyler1 Championship Series, an online “League of Legends” tournament that peaked at 200,000+ concurrent viewers on Twitch. Tyler1 funded the $10,000 prize that was awarded to the winners, and in 2018, the prize was increased to $50,000.
Personal Life
Tyler1 met Instagram model/gamer Macaiyla at the 2016 TwitchCon, and they began a relationship in February 2017. The couple found out that they were expecting a child in March 2023, but in June, Macaiyla had to undergo emergency surgery due to an ectopic pregnancy. She wrote on social media, “This whole process has been extremely hard for the both of us. We lost our child just after announcing this pregnancy to our families. But we will be okay. Fortunately even after losing a tube during surgery, we are still able to start a family and plan to do so once I am fully healed.”
Awards
Tyler1 won Streamer Awards for Best League of Legends Streamer in 2022 and 2023.
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