Fnatic Overview
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Overview
Fnatic is one of the world’s top esports organizations, with teams across 20 different games including League of Legends, Dota 2, Battlefield 4 and CS:GO. The organization is based in the UK but it has several operations across the world including US, Netherlands, Australia and Malaysia.
Team Fnatic, occasionally stylized as fnatic and abbreviated as FNC, is a world leader in multiple games, such as League of Legends, CS:GO and more. The teams’s players attend more than 75 events per year, representing Fnatic in over 25 countries. More than 1,300,000 fans on social media follow the team.
The organization stands as one of the best esports organizations in Europe, the US, India, and South America and it won the the ESPORTS Team of the Year Award in 2006 and 2009.
Fnatic has its own academy and a team for the ladies.
Fnatic Major Results
CS:GO
In terms of CS:GO, Fnatic has a long history full of victories on both major and minor tires. In the table below we will show you the most recent and relevant results.
| Date | Event Name | Placement | Winnings |
| 06.12.2020 | Flashpoint Season 2 | 3rd | $100,000 |
| 12.04.2020 | ESL Pro League Season 11: Europe | 1st | $110,000 |
| 29.02.2020 | Intel Extreme Masters XIV – World Championship | 3rd-4th | $40,000 |
| 08.12.2019 | ESL Pro League Season 10 – Finals | 2nd | $80,000 |
| 06.10.2019 | DreamHack Masters Malmö 2019 | 1st | $100,000 |
Dota 2
Fnatic has a lot of good results, some of their best matches are: The International 2016 where the team came out on the fourth place, ESL One Katowice 2018 and ESL One Birmingham 2018 where they won a total of $1.4M US dollars, DreamLeague Season 11 in 2019 where they gain the third place, first place at Thor Open 2012 won against No Tidehunter, first place at the recent tournament of BTS Pro Series: Southeast Asia 2020, won against TNC Predator.
Down below are the most recent results for Fnatic:
| Date | Event Name | Place | Winnings |
| 12.06.2020 | World E-sports Legendary League | 1st | $36,766 |
| 13.03.2020 | DOTA Summit 12 | 1st | $60,500 |
| 20.08.2019 | The International 2019 | 13-16th | $514,951 |
| 24.03.2019 | DreamLeague Season 11 | 3rd | $100,000 |
| 25.08.2018 | DreamLeague Season 9 | 2nd | $70,000 |
Fnatic Current Winnings
In terms of total winnings, Ninjas in Pyjamas have collected almost $16M US dollars from all the tournaments they participated in according to Esports Earnings.
- CSGO Earnings: $4,523,737.80 (28%)
- Dota 2 Earnings: $4,075,969.64 (25%)
- LoL Earnings: $2,801,211.59 (17%)
Fnatic’s Active Squads
Their strongest rosters are the (mainly) Scandinavian CSGO team that in 2018 managed to win the IEM World Championship and the LOL team that managed to finish second in the 2018 World Championship and win 2020’s Rift Rivals event.
CSGO Active Squad
| Player | Name |
| KRIMZ | Freddy Johansson |
| JW | Jesper Wecksell |
| flusha | Robin Rönnquist |
| Golden | Maikil Selim |
| Brollan | Ludvig Brolin |
| Samuelsson (Coach) | Andreas Samuelsson |
Dota 2 Active Squad
| Player | Name |
| Raven | Marc Polo Luis Fausto |
| Moon | Kam Boon Seng |
| Masaros | Natthaphon Ouanphakdee |
| Jabz | Anucha Jirawong |
| DJ | Djardel Mampusti |
