Scarra is a retired League of Legends professional and is currently a co-founder and member for the content creator house/network Offline TV, also known as OTV. He founded the community house in 2017 with ex-manager Chris Chan, after a previous attempt with BasedYoona and Fragnatic failed.
While Scarra doesn’t professionally play League of Legends anymore, he often partakes in other casual gaming tournaments, such as Twitch Rivals and sometimes does so with fellow members of his Offline TV house.
He is currently the 4th most watched Final Fantasy XIV Online channel on Twitch, both in the English category and general category. He previously used to be one of the most-watched Teamfight Tactics channels on the platform.
| Real Name | William Li |
| DOB | November 25, 1989 |
| Height | 5 feet 9 inches |
| Weight | Unknown |
| Address | Los Angeles, California, U.S. |
| Marital Status/Partner | Single/Unknown |
| Source of Wealth | Content creation, sponsorships, entrepreneurship |
| Net Worth | $500k |
How much is Scarra’s total net worth?
William “Scarra” Li’s net worth is assumed to be around $500k as of 2022. He used to be an eSports professional for League of Legends and has been in several teams. He is the co-founder and a member of the content creator network/group Offline TV (referred to as OTV), which houses creators such as Lily “LilyPichu” Ki, Yvonne “Yvonnie” Ng, Jeremy “Disguised Toast” Wang, and Imane “Pokimane” Anys.
On what platform does Scarra stream?
Scarra exclusively streams to his Twitch account but he occasionally uploads clips and highlights compilations of his Twitch VODs onto his YouTube account.
How much does Scarra earn?
Scarra makes money through multiple avenues and he even used to compete in eSports tournaments for League of Legends in the past, but he has since retired from the scene. Although he does partake in tournaments for games here and there, they are not in a professional capacity and are an irregular source of income for the most part. He is a co-founder of OfflineTV and sells brand merch on their site, and also handles his own content creation channels (Twitch and YouTube).
From his Twitch and YouTube channels, Scarra earns anywhere between $70k to $100k a year at the very minimum, excluding donations and higher-tiered subscribers on Twitch. Along with all the sponsorship deals he receives throughout the year, the number would easily hit $150k to $200k a year.
Scarra’s other ventures
Scarra was a player of League of Legends from the year it launched officially (2019). In 2010, he began his first foray into the eSports realm by participating in the 2010 Newegg Winter Winfest tournament along with 4 others and placed 3rd.
He eventually joined Team Dignitas, taking part in several competitions and won 1st place in a season of the IGN Pro League for League of Legends, along with his team (consisting of Imaqtpie, Jatt, L0cust, LoCicero, and himself). They won $10k in total which was split amongst himself and his teammates. He continued to compete in the sphere, in and out of Dignitas, until his eventual retirement.
Scarra eventually created Offline TV, a content creator house and mini-network, with ex-manager Chris Chan.
Scarra’s Twitch career
Scarra created his Twitch channel in 2011, on the 7th of May. He mainly only streamed League of Legends for years, evidenced by the 5.1k hours he’s racked up on his Twitch account. He did, however, stream Teamfight Tactics for almost that long - with over 2.2k hours on the game. At one point, he was one of the most popular Teamfight Tactics streamers on the platform. Lately, he has been frequently playing Final Fantasy XIV Online.
Scarra currently has 1.4 million followers on his Twitch account and averages around 2k to 5k viewers per stream.
Scarra’s YouTube career
Scarra’s YouTube channel was opened a few years after his Twitch account, in 2014 on the 24th of October. Similar to his Twitch channel, most of Scarra’s old videos revolved around League of Legends content.
He currently holds 751k subscribers on the channel, with 1.1k videos uploaded. He holds 174 million views split across all of his videos
Earnings from career
Scarra’s earnings from his career outside of content creating are not exactly known. From his participation in eSports and casual gaming tournaments, he has earned at least $60k in prize money.
Scarra sells merchandise through the official OfflineTV website, which features merch under the collective name. Around the time he first started, he mentioned that all the members push their merchandise sales as that used to be their main source of income.
Earnings as a Youtuber
Scarra’s YouTube channel is mainly used as a place to upload highlights and clip compilations of his Twitch VODs, so it does not generate as much income as his Twitch channel does in comparison. Currently, it’s estimated he makes around $400 to $600 a month, and around $5k to $7k on a yearly basis.
Earnings as a Twitch Streamer
Assuming all of his Twitch subscribers are paying the lowest tier, Scarra would supposedly be making $5.5k to $7.7k a month from the platform, and $66k to $92.4k on a yearly basis. Adding his higher-paying subscribers and all the donations he receives every stream, the number would be much higher in actuality.
Other Sponsorship deals
Names that have sponsored Scarra in the past are Worlds Hunt, Burger King, Intel, Acer, Runeterra, and others.
Expenditure
Scarra’s expenses aren’t exactly known. Earlier this year, Scarra unveiled a fully animated Vtuber mode that he had commissioned and the prices for rigging and illustrating a Vtuber model can easily hit more than $5k.
When opening OTV, it’s important to consider Scarra would’ve put his own money into getting everything set up, along with the rest of the original OTV members. In an interview in 2018, Scarra stated that OTV was still a “money sink” for him, as he was still attempting to turn a profit from the venture.
In the News
Scarra made news when he and his fellow Team Dignitas members placed 1st in the IGN Pro League Season 3: Origins, for League of Legends. He also came 1st in several other tournaments as well.
Scarra was disqualified along with the rest of the Team Dignitas members in the 2012 MLG Summer Championship after it was determined that a collusion had taken place between Dignitas and another competing team, Curse NA. Scarra eventually retired from the scene in 2015, shocking many.
In 2017, Scarra formed OfflineTV along with his ex-manager Chris Chan. The content network has grown to host other big names such as Jeremy “Disguised Toast” Wang, and Lily “LilyPichu” Ki.
In 2019, Scarra formed a new personal achievement for himself after he successfully streamed every single day that year.
FAQs
Q. How old is Scarra?
Scarra is currently 31 years old, as of 2021 and was born on the 25th of November, in 1989.
Q. Does Scarra still compete in eSports?
Scarra does not professionally compete in eSports anymore; however, he has taken part in several casual tournaments for Chess, Fall Guys, League of Legends (for Twitch Rivals), and Teamfight Tactics.
Q. How much does Scarra earn?
Scarra is estimated to earn around $6k to $8.3k a month from just his Twitch and YouTube channels. Through his sponsorships, donations, and merchandise sales, the figure would be higher in actuality.
Q. Where does Scarra stream?
Scarra only streams on his Twitch channel and is currently a Twitch partner. He does upload highlight compilations onto his YouTube channel occasionally, although the channel has seemingly been inactive during August 2021.
