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Scarra net worth

Scarra

How much is Scarra Worth? Scarra Net Worth in 2026

$ 2 million
Scarra Net Worth
$350,000 / year
Scarra salary

Scarra’s net worth is estimated at $2 million as of November 2026. William Li, known as Scarra, is the former League of Legends pro who cofounded the creator group OfflineTV, and nearly all of his money comes from streaming and sponsors.

His biggest prize ever came from losing. Esports Earnings lists a $7,500 payout from the Galaxies Showcase in March 2020, for finishing somewhere between 9th and 16th at Teamfight Tactics, a game he played years after leaving the pros.

Net worth $2 million (our rough estimate, range $1 million to $4 million)
Estimated annual income about $350,000 before tax (our estimate)
Born November 25, 1989 (age 36)
Country United States
Known for OfflineTV, Team Dignitas, Twitch streaming
Main income sources Twitch, sponsors, YouTube, OfflineTV

How much is Scarra worth in 2026?

We put Scarra at about $2 million, in a range of $1 million to $4 million. This one is a rough estimate: little of the money is documented. Prize money is the only line recorded to the cent, and it is a tiny share of the total. The rest is built from audience size, and we say where.

Public estimates vary widely because they have nothing to anchor on, and sums built on views tend to skip tax. We couldn’t find his line in the 2021 Twitch leak, so we did not use one.

How Scarra built it

  • Moved from pro play to streaming. He played and coached League of Legends until 2015, then returned to Twitch in 2017.
  • Cofounded a creator group. He started OfflineTV in July 2017 with his manager at the time, Chris Chan.
  • Kept entering tournaments for years. He won $3,250 at a Street Fighter event in September 2024, a decade after leaving the pros.

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How we got to $2 million

Only the prize row is recorded. Every other row is our assumption, reasoned from his audience.

Source Our estimate What it rests on
Tournament prizes $0.06 million $64,678.01 from 34 tournaments, per Esports Earnings.
Pro salary, 2011 to 2014 $0.15 million Assumption of $50,000 a year for three years. No contract is public.
Twitch, July 2017 to October 2026 $1.68 million Assumption of $15,000 a month for 112 months. That sits well below the $40,968 a month leaked for Quackity, who has about four times his followers. Twitch money from his 2012 to 2014 streaming is left out.
His own YouTube $0.46 million 231 million views at an assumed $2 per 1,000.
OfflineTV channel share $0.2 million 1 billion channel views at $2 per 1,000 is $2 million. We assume 10 percent reached him, split across a large cast.
Sponsors and appearances $1.35 million Assumption of $150,000 a year for nine years.
Income tax minus $1.37 million Assumption of 35 percent on the $3.9 million above.
Living costs minus $0.54 million Assumption of $60,000 a year for nine years, kept low because he shared a content house for four of them.
Total about $2 million The rows sum to $1.99 million.

Prize money barely counts

Our calculation: $64,678 divided by $2 million is about 3 percent of his estimated fortune, and that is before tax on the prizes. Fourteen years of recorded prizes paid less than one year of the sponsor income we assume.

The split inside that total is funnier. The records show $35,040.51 from 25 League of Legends events and $24,700 from five Teamfight Tactics events. Per event, that is about $1,402 at the game that made him famous and $4,940 at the one he picked up later, or 3.5 times as much. Most recently he won the Sajam Street Fighter Slam on September 21, 2024, for $3,250, which is also the latest dated money event we could confirm for him.

The decision that mattered: OfflineTV

Wikipedia’s entry has him playing mid lane for Team Dignitas from 2011 to 2014 and coaching into 2015, after dropping out of Texas A&M in 2012. In July 2017 he started OfflineTV with his manager at the time, Chris Chan. The group’s page lists Pokimane as a founder too, and says they lived together in a content house for four years, until the lease ended in December 2021.

The bet was about attention, not equity, as far as anyone can show. Nobody has published who owns what, so we give him no company stake beyond a share of channel money. By April 2025 his own numbers were 1.6 million Twitch followers, 760,000 YouTube subscribers and 231 million YouTube views, while the group’s page listed 3.29 million subscribers and 1 billion views as of July 2026. If those group videos pay him far more than our 10 percent, the headline rises by about $130,000 after tax for each extra 10 percent.

What we could not find

The 2021 Twitch leak could have been a useful anchor, and the coverage we opened lists only the top 25 earners, so his line is missing from it. A verified payout would be the quickest way to tighten this page. A disclosed OfflineTV ownership split or a sale of the brand would matter more, because that would be the first real asset in a ledger that is all income so far.

Scarra net worth FAQ

What is Scarra’s net worth?

We estimate about $2 million, within a range of $1 million to $4 million. About $3.9 million of gross income goes in, and $1.91 million of tax and living costs comes out.

How much did Scarra make from esports?

His recorded prizes total $64,678.01 from 34 tournaments. League of Legends paid $35,040.51, and his largest single prize was $7,500.

How old is Scarra?

He was born on November 25, 1989, so he is 36 as of November 2026, turning 37 later this month.

What is Scarra’s real name?

William Jimmy Li. He played for Team Dignitas from 2011 to 2014 and started OfflineTV in 2017.

Does Scarra own OfflineTV?

He is a cofounder, but no ownership split has been published that we could open. We count a share of channel money, not a stake.

How much does Scarra make from Twitch?

We assume about $15,000 a month, or $1.68 million since July 2017. No verified payout for him was available to us.

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How we estimate net worth

Our estimates are based on public reporting, company valuations, and deal and earnings figures all compiled in an internal valuation model. They are approximate, and figures change over time as new information emerges.

Last updated: November 2026.