ScoutOp Wiki-Bio, Girlfriend, Cars, Net Worth, Real Name, Age, Family & Achievements [Updated 2023]

ScoutOp is a true legend in the Indian Esports community, especially when it comes to BGMI. He’s not only considered one of the best players but also the pioneer of the game in India. If you’re a fan of the Indian Esports scene, then you must have heard of Tanmay Singh, aka “Sc0utOP”. He’s a force to be reckoned with, representing India in the thrilling battlegrounds of the BGMI world.

But that’s not all, he’s also a famous YouTuber known for his fearless and aggressive gameplay style that keeps his viewers on the edge of their seats. ScoutOp is definitely one of a kind and a true inspiration to aspiring gamers.

It has long been known that Scout is well known for his techniques in BGMI for Entry Fragging, Assaulting accuracy of his laser-like sprays of M416 + 6x (scope), SCAR-L + 4x (scope), DMR spamming, and his decisions as an In-Game Leader (IGL).

Personal Info– Wiki/Bio

ScoutOp Body Appearance & Physical Stats

ScoutOp Real Name

Scout Biography – Early Life & Career

Tanmay Singh “ScoutOp” was born on 30 July 1996 in Valsad, Gujarat. Scout OP grew up in a small town in Gujarat. He always liked video games and started playing them when he was young. From an early age, he was a very aggressive and talkative naughty boy. Scout completed his primary education in his hometown of Valsad, Gujarat. An engineer by profession, he holds a degree in Mechanical Engineering. To pursue a career in esports, he dropped out of college after realizing that gaming was his true passion.

Scout has loved football since childhood and wanted to play football internationally for his country. When he was a professional player, he played in state-level tournaments in Kolkata. His coach also supported him and guaranteed him a bright and promising career in football.

One day his mother was not allowed to leave for evening practice. Scout jumped off the roof and ran away from home quietly to practice. During the jump, he suffered an injury to the hamstring.

A severe injury required Scout to rest for about six months and prevent him from walking. Scout decided he would pursue a career in gaming while resting at home.

ScoutOp Esport Career

Scout, a well-known professional gamer in India, has had a career that is marked by various controversies. His ultimate goal is to win the PUBG Mobile World Champion trophy for his country. To achieve this, he has played with several teams, including Team RAW, Team IND, Team GodLike, Team SouL, Team XSpark, Team Fnatic, and Team OR. He has publicly stated that he will retire from competitive gaming after winning the PUBG Mobile World Champions Trophy.

Scout’s gaming career began in 2018 when PUBG Mobile was first launched in India. He had already mastered other games like CS Go and DOTA and was a talented player from the start. Scout and his friends established one of the first clans in India, RAW, for rank pushing. He entered the competitive scene with Team IND during the PUBG MOBILE Star Challenge 2018 Asia (PMSC) alongside his teammates Naruto, Assassin, and Nova.

However, due to internal issues, the team disbanded, and Scout joined the well-known Team GodLike. He only stayed with them for a brief period of 4-5 months before shifting back to Team IND with a new lineup of Daljit, Kratos, and Trance. Scout’s aggressive nature caused him to leave Team IND and join Team SOUL, but due to some controversy, he ultimately left Team SOUL as well.

Scout then formed a new team, XSpark, with two players from Team SouL, Owais, and Ronak. Later that year, their entire lineup was acquired by Fnatic, a global esports organization. Although the lineup performed well in several tournaments, Scout aimed to improve the team’s attacking play to defeat Indo and Chinese teams. However, his tactics were not accepted by IGL Owais and Coach Aurum, and a lot of drama ensued on YouTube live streams. Ultimately, Scout was rejected from the lineup.

Feeling dissatisfied with the decision of his organization, Scout considered forming a new lineup, but he got an opportunity to join Orange Rocks (Team OR) for PMWL 2020. This lineup dominated the PMWL and secured second place.

Career Achievements of ScoutOp

Story Behind the Name of Scout

He got the name Scout from the game CS Go. The game has a gun named Scout, and Tanmay used it a lot, making him good at it ever since he was called Scout.

ScoutOp Family  

Scout’s family background is middle-class, and they reside in Gujarat. His father, Mr. Singh, is a businessman, while his mother, Sasmita Singh, is a housewife. Scout’s parents are always supportive of him and his decisions.

ScoutOp Girlfriend: Who is Tanmay Singh Dating Now?

There is a Rumor among the Fans that, As of now, Scout is dating Kaashvi Hiranandani, who is also a gamer and steamer. Both of them have been seen in many beautiful videos and on their vlogs of each other.

ScoutOp Ex Girlfriend

Scout’s Net Worth in 2023 & Earnings

ScoutOp is a renowned PUBGM player who has gained immense popularity in the Indian gaming community, boasting over 4.48 million subscribers on his YouTube channel. His competitive tournament earnings to date exceed ₹35 lakhs.

In terms of YouTube income, Scout earns around 80,000 rupees per day, equating to 25 lakhs per month, with his channel generating a total income of approximately 93 lakhs. Furthermore, he receives additional income through paid chat and donations during his live streams.

Scout’s net worth is estimated to be between ₹5-₹6.2 crores in Indian rupees as of 2023.

ScoutOp Social Media Accounts

YouTube: – 4.69M+ Subscribers (2023 Updated)

Instagram: – 3.6M+ Followers (2023 Updated)

Facebook: –55K+ Likes (2023 Updated)

Twitter: – 354K+ Followers (2023 Updated)

Discord Link: – 235K+ Members (2023 Updated)

Contact Mail: [email protected]

ScoutOp Car Collection

A moderate income from Scout’s YouTube channel has helped him buy his long-standing desire and finally own his dream car. Scout has a Ford Mustang GT in his collection.

• 3rd Person No Scope: 120%
• 1st Person No Scope: 120%
• Red Dot, Holographic, Aim Assist: 46%
• 2x Scope: 46%3x Scope: 27%
• 4x ACOG Scope, VSS: 17%
• 6x Scope: 13%
• 8x Scope: 10%

• 3rd Person No Scope: 135%
• 1st Person No Scope: 134%
• Red Dot, Holographic, Aim Assist: 60%
• 2x Scope: 60%
• 3x Scope: 40%
• 4x ACOG Scope, VSS: 30%
• 6x Scope: 13%
• 8x Scope: 11%

• 3rd Person No Scope: 222%
• 1st Person No Scope: 220%
• Red Dot, Holographic, Aim Assist: 300%
• 2x Scope: 300%
• 3x Scope: 240%
• 4x ACOG Scope, VSS: 232%
• 6x Scope: 64%
• 8x Scope: 40%