Lil Jarvis

Lil Jarvis, known online as FaZe Jarvis, is a British content creator and streamer, and was a member with the popular esports organization FaZe Clan. He is also a cash game poker player who has appeared on Hustler Casino Live.

In addition, he launched his YouTube channel, ‘Jarvis,’ on January 27, 2014, and has since amassed 5.65 million subscribers.

A Journey Through Esports, Fame, and Personal Growth

He played Call of Duty at a high level and participated in competitive gaming tournaments. However, his transition to Fortnite marked a turning point in his career, where he gained the most recognition and grew his YouTube channel significantly. While Call of Duty was part of his early gaming journey, Fortnite became the game that truly launched him into the limelight. His channel grew rapidly, and by the time he was a part of FaZe Clan, he had become one of the biggest names in the Fortnite community.

In November 2019, he was banned from Fortnite for using an aimbot in a video, sparking controversy. He claimed it was for entertainment, not competitive use, but Fortnite’s rules prohibit cheating, leading to consequences. The ban led to considerable backlash, with many people in the gaming community rallying behind him, though some criticized his actions. Despite the setback, Jarvis continued to create content on other platforms, focusing on challenges and vlogs.

In 2022, Jarvis officially announced on his social media platforms that he would be leaving FaZe Clan after three years with the organization. He also explained on his YouTube channel that he had returned to FaZe Clan after his suspension and had received an offer to return following the “Save the Kids” incident. However, he ultimately felt that he could not rejoin without his brother, and he decided to part ways. He currently focuses on boxing, which he began in 2021, with a record of 5 wins and 1 loss.

Lil Jarvis: Poker Journey on Hustler Casino Live

Lil Jarvis debuted in HCL Episode 829 on December 6th, 2024. He participated in a $25/50 ($100) No Limit Hold’em with Ethan Yau, Mariano Grandoli, Mr. Dr. Batman, and others. He ended the night down $10,000.