Thirteen year old Streamer Released After Only Two Hours

Cloud9 eSports organization recently signed 13 year old League of Legends streamer General Sniper. GeneralSniperNA is a 13 year old Twitch streamer playing League of Legends and boosting over 68,000 followers on the platform. Twitch streamer General Sniper became the youngest streamer who won a Twitch Rivals tournament together with one of the most popular streamers and also a League of Legends pro, Tyler Steinkamp aka Tyler1.

They say that all League of Legends players or even streamers that were signed by a League of Legends champion series or LCS Organization must be at least 15 years old and above. Therefore, Cloud9’s original announcement welcoming their newest member General Sniper was deleted as Cloud9 has terminated his contract due to his not being old enough, after only 2 hours after the signing of the contract.

The organization Cloud9 was formed and has been competing in League of Legends since way back in 2013 and it is said to be one of the oldest organizations. Many have assumed that they already knew this simple rule about the minimum age requirements.

His older brother Omran Shoura aka V1per has his own place in the LCS. His older brother can guide him if General Sniper really wants to join the LCS when he turns 15. That’s why there’s no doubt that he will be signed again. However, it is still unclear if General Sniper will still be able to connect with cloud9 when he reaches the age of 15 years old.