Gorgc: Popular Dota 2 Streamer Janne Stefanovski

  • Streamer Name:
    Gorgc
  • Real Name:
    Janne Stefanovski
  • Country:
    Sweden
  • Birthdate:
    October 28, 1993
  • Streaming Content:
    Dota 2, Marvel Rivals
  • Net Worth:
    >$5,000,000
  • Streamer’s Socials:
Gorgc: Popular Dota 2 Streamer Janne Stefanovski
By Jonathon Thompson

Janne Stefanovski, known online as Gorgc, has carved a unique niche for himself in the Dota 2 community. With his blend of skills, untethered personality, and a dash of chaotic energy, he’s been able to average well over 10,000 viewers per stream on Twitch for years now.

However, Gorgc isn’t just any other run-of-the-mill high-MMR player. He’s an entertainer, a commentator, and a community figurehead all rolled into one.

His streams are usually a rollercoaster of content, ranging between highly skilled plays and Tyler1-level rages. But this unfiltered style that he’s leaned into has done nothing but help him, as it makes his streams feel more authentic in a way. Even if that authenticity manifests in a keyboard-mashing ragequit.

Stay with Slot Streamers Bio as we jump into Gorgc’s career, exploring his professional achievements, streaming history, net worth, and more!

Gorcs Dota 2 Profile Overview

Profile Overview

Real Name:Birthdate:Country:Twitch Followers:Streaming Content:Partners:Net Worth:
Janne StefanovskiOctober 28, 1993Sweden752KDota 2, Marvel RivalsJack Link’s>$5 Million

Social Media & Contacts

Gorgc’s Net Worth & Wealth

Janne Stefanovski has been successful for years, with most of his financial success coming from his stream. While precise numbers are hard to find without a screenshot of his banking app, his advertisements, donations, and sponsorships over the years have likely made him worth just shy of $5,000,000.

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Biography & Background

Janne Stefanovski, better known as Gorgc, has been a rather large name in the Dota 2 community for a while now, bringing in a sizable audience every stream with viewers from across the globe. Unlike many others, his skill speaks for itself, lending his streams to a much larger international audience.

Born on October 28, 1993, in Sweden, Janne’s journey to becoming a top Twitch streamer may not have been the smoothest, but it really showed his dedication to the game and the grind.

He didn’t start off thinking gaming would be his full-time job, though. He briefly pursued studies in industrial engineering & management, much to his chagrin, with his heart pulling him towards gaming and content creation.

Name Origin: The Story Behind “Gorgc”

His online alias, “Gorgc,” originally stemmed from his time playing World of Warcraft, where he humorously named his Tauren character “Gorgeous Cow,” eventually shortening it to the now popular name. Most of us have a reason behind our IGN, but in Gorgc’s case, it’s kind of just a stupid joke that carried through for years and years.

However, as we all know, he didn’t stick to World of Warcraft for long, with his transition to Dota 2 happening fast. He really had a knack for the game from the get-go, with a ton of talent and a mind that saw the whole game, not just his own lane.

Achievements in Gaming and Streaming

His professional Dota 2 career began in 2015, competing in various Tier 2-3 tournaments and honing his skills before he made the jump to the highest level. But even in the beginning, he had quite a few notable achievements. During this period, he was part of Team Horde, where he secured a first-place victory at ProDotA Cup Europe #15 and a second-place finish at Dota 2 Champions League S10.

That all being said, it wasn’t until he started streaming on Twitch in 2017 that he really popped off in the community. His streams, characterized by a blend of exceptional gameplay, insightful commentary, and genuine viewer interaction, quickly garnered a loyal following. It also didn’t hurt that he got off to a great start early on by streaming with people like SingSing, who really put his name on the map for the English-speaking Dota 2 community. He’s currently a member of the Team Bald Reborn.

All in all, he’s become a fixture in the Dota 2 community, streaming constantly, performing at the highest level, and entertaining hundreds of thousands, if not millions, of people every month.

Games Streamed & Style

For the most part, Gorgc tends to only stream Dota 2, with his high-level gameplay and deep understanding of the game speaking for themselves. His style reminds us of someone like Overwatch’s Seagull, where he pulls off the nastiest clips without blinking an eye while talking to chat. However,’ he’s also come to be known for his rage on stream, smashing his desk, cussing out opponents, and generally making a fool of himself.

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Gorgc's Twitch Channel Stats

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Scandals & Controversies

Gorgc’s career has been largely free of major scandals and controversies outside of his departure from OG. In 2020, he joined OG as their first full-time streamer; however, this was short-lived, ending after approximately six months due to a “conflict of interest.”

The primary point of contention stemmed from OG’s involvement in organizing the Omega League tournament. Gorgc, known for actively streaming almost every single tournament he played in, wanted to continue to do so. OG, however, had concerns about potential “view stealing” and the impact on their own stream. They eventually kicked him from the organization.

Streaming Schedule

DaysTime (CET/CEST)
Monday – Saturday 12:30 PM – 8:30 PM

Memorable Moments & Highlights

One of his greatest moments in Dota 2 is when he pulls off an incredible RP with Magnus.

Criticism of Fellow Streamers for Gambling

In the past, Gorgc has been vocal about his stance on gambling and how he “might crack one day”. In this video, for example, he criticized streamers like xQc and Trainwreckstv for relocating to countries with more lenient gambling regulations to continue streaming gambling content. On another occasion, he also called out fellow Dota 2 streamer Arteezy for entering into a sponsorship deal with Stake.com.

Gorgc Walks Back on His No-gambling Rules

Despite calling out a number of streamers in years past for gambling, and even discussing his past addiction issues, he has finally started gambling on stream as the money is just too good. However, according to viewers, most of the money he plays with is given to him by the gambling sites themselves, mentioning his “smurf” account, which uses his real money.

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