Jordan Gilbert

Jordan Gilbert
Player information
Nickname	n0thing
Date of birth	October 25, 1990
country code	United States
game	Counter-Strike , CS: GO
team	Cloud 9 (since 2014)
Former teams	United5 (until 2007) Turmoil (2007) Evil Geniuses (2008–2012) Maximum Effort (2012) UMX (2012) Dynamic (2013) Netcode Illuminati (2013) Back2Back (2013) UMAD (2013) Quantic Gaming (2013) CompLexity (2013 –2014)

Jordan "n0thing" Gilbert (born October 25, 1990 ) is an American e-athlete who plays the game Counter-Strike: Global Offensive competitively for the American organization Cloud 9 .

Professional esports career

Jordan “n0thing” Gilbert already achieved international attention in Counter-Strike 1.6 with the Evil Geniuses . At the Extreme Masters Season III - Los Angeles he rose to the podium for the first time in a major tournament. Still playing for EG, n0thing 2009 achieved first victories with the American team in the ESEA League , the GameGune Mexico 2009 and the Intel Extreme Masters IV - American Championship Finals .

After further victories at MSI BEAT IT in 2010 and four more successes in the ESEA League in 2010 and 2011, Jordan Gilbert had to look for a new team after the CS department of the Evil Geniuses was dissolved. So he played in the course of the beginning of the transition to Counter-Strike: Global Offensive for several organizations and clans. With maximum effort , he won the 11th season of the ESEA finals. The American also celebrated minor successes with the UMX , Netcode Illuminati , Dynamic and UMAD teams . In August 2013, CompLexity signed n0thing. With this, the American achieved his highest ever prize money win with the semi-finals at DreamHack Winter 2013 . His team also made it to the quarterfinals at EMS One Katowice 2014 . The appealing performance of the team prompted Cloud 9 to sign the coL team in August 2014.

With Cloud 9, n0thing reached the quarter-finals at ESL One Cologne 2014 . Since then, he and his team have been looking for a connection with the world's best. In July 2015, Gilbert's team was able to convince with a second place at the finals of the ESL ESEA Pro League Season 1 and at the Electronic Sports World Cup Final 2015. In October 2016 Gilbert won the final of the ESL Pro League Season 4 with C9 .

successes

The following table shows only the most significant achievements of n0thing. The prize money amounts to one fifth of the total prize money won by the respective team, since Counter-Strike is played in teams of five. Mouse sports is an exception here, as the team's coach receives the same share as a player.

year	space	competition	team	Personal prize money
Counter-Strike 1.6
2008	3.	Extreme Masters Season III - Global Challenge: Los Angeles	Evil Geniuses	0$ 1,200
2009	1.	ESEA Season 2	Evil Geniuses	00$ 800
2009	1.	ESEA Season 3	Evil Geniuses	0$ 1,000
2009	1.	GameGune Mexico 2009	Evil Geniuses	48,000 MXN
2009	3.	Arbalet Cup Europe 2009	Evil Geniuses	0$ 1,000
2009	1.	Intel Extreme Masters IV - American Championship Finals	Evil Geniuses	0$ 3,000
2010	1.	ESEA Season 5	Evil Geniuses	0$ 1,200
2010	1.	ESEA Season 6	Evil Geniuses	0$ 1,250
2010	3.	Arbalet Cup Dallas 2010	Evil Geniuses	0$ 2,000
2010	1.	MSI BEAT IT 2010	Evil Geniuses	0$ 3,000
2010	2.	Intel Extreme Masters Season V - American Championship Finals	Evil Geniuses	0$ 1,100
2010	1.	ESEA Season 7	Evil Geniuses	0$ 1,400
2011	1.	ESEA Season 8	Evil Geniuses	0$ 1,400
2011	1.	ESEA Season 9	Evil Geniuses	0$ 2,000
2012	1.	ESEA Season 11	Maximum effort	0$ 2,000
2013	1.	ESEA Season 13	Netcode Illuminati	00$ 960
Counter Strike: Global Offensive
2013	2.	ESEA Season 14	CompLexity	0$ 1,600
2013	3rd - 4th	DreamHack Winter 2013	CompLexity	0$ 4,400
2014	5th - 8th	EMS One Katowice 2014	CompLexity	0$ 2,000
2014	2.	ESEA Season 16	CompLexity	0$ 1,200
2014	5th - 8th	ESL One Cologne 2014	Cloud 9	0$ 2,000
2015	1.	HTC Reborn Invitational	Cloud 9	0$ 1,000
2015	1.	ESL ESEA Pro League Season 1 NA Division	Cloud 9	0$ 3,600
2015	2.	ESL ESEA Pro League Season 1 Finals	Cloud 9	$ 12,000
2015	2.	ESWC Final 2015	Cloud 9	0$ 3,000
2015	2.	FaceIT League 2015 Stage 2	Cloud 9	0$ 4,000
2015	3rd - 4th	CEVO Pro Season 7 Finals	Cloud 9	0$ 2,000
2015	1.	iBUYPOWER Cup 2015	Cloud 9	$ 13,000
2015	1.	RGN Pro Series Championship 2015	Cloud 9	0$ 3,000
2016	1.	iBUYPOWER Invitational 2016 - Spring	Cloud 9	0$ 2,000
2016	3rd - 4th	DreamHack Austin 2016	Cloud 9	0$ 2,000
2016	5th - 6th	Esports Championship Series Season 1 Finals	Cloud 9	$ 13,000
2016	5th - 8th	Eleague Season 1	Cloud 9	$ 10,000
2016	3rd - 4th	Star Ladder i-League StarSeries Season 2	Cloud 9	0$ 5,000
2016	2.	DreamHack Bucharest 2016	Cloud 9	0$ 4,000
2016	1.	ESL Pro League Season 4 : Finals	Cloud 9	$ 40,000
2016	2.	iBUYPOWER Masters 2016	Cloud 9	0$ 3,000
2017	1.	iBUYPOWER Invitational 2017 - Spring	Cloud 9	0$ 2,000
2017	4th	cs_summit	Cloud 9	0$ 3,000
2017	1.	Subaru Invitational 2017	Cloud 9	0$ 2,000
2017	1.	PGL Major: Kraków 2017 - Americas Mibor	Cloud 9	0$ 6,000
2017	3rd - 4th	Esports Championship Series Season 3 Finals	Cloud 9	$ 13,000
2017	2.	ESL One Cologne 2017	Cloud 9	0$ 8,000
2018	2.	ESL One Belo Horizonte	mousesports	0$ 6,666

Others

Jordan “n0thing” Gilbert regularly streams on the game streaming portal Twitch . During such a live broadcast in July 2014, n0thing fell victim to so-called swatting. Units of the US special unit SWAT stormed the player's house as a result of critical misinformation.

Furthermore, Jordan "n0thing" Gilbert supports the tournament organizers with the broadcasts. After the departure of his team, he moderated a few games at the Electronic Sports World Cup 2014 together with Anders “Anders” Blume or Auguste “Semmler” Massonnat .

Web links

• Jordan Gilbert's Facebook page
• N0thing's Twitch channel
• List of prizes won by n0thing on esportsearnings.com
• Data on Jordan Gilbert on csgo.99damage.de
• Player profile video about Jordan Gilbert on Valve's official YouTube channel

Individual evidence

1. ↑ col return; raid Quantic Gaming. hltv.org, August 5, 2013, accessed January 10, 2015 . 
2. ↑ SWAT storms the house of PC gamers! SUDDENLY ASSAULT RIFLE IN THE BEDROOM. bild.de, July 12, 2014, accessed January 10, 2015 .