Who is Faki (Jordanfaki)?
Faki is a Hungarian Fortnite streamer and competitive player who streams on Twitch as Jordanfaki, with about 156,000 followers as of October 2026. His Twitch bio introduces him as Márk, says most people know him as Faki, and says he streams whenever he can while also being pro in Fortnite.
He streams and posts in Hungarian, plays in the Fortnite Championship Series and other online tournaments, and runs a YouTube channel called Faki Gaming with about 79,000 subscribers. A recent Twitch broadcast was a viewparty for an FNCS Solo round, with the title noting he had qualified for round two.
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How did Faki start streaming?
Faki's start is on his YouTube channel. The oldest uploads are short Fortnite highlight edits set to music, numbered from Highlights #1 onward, and posted around six years ago. Several of the early ones carry his old handle, Faki13, in the title, and a few mark Arena Points milestones in the European region, such as 20,000 and later 30,000.
The channel then moved to longer Hungarian videos built around tournaments. There are cash cup clips, a video about taking third place in a duo cash cup, and one about finishing fifth in a performance cup with a teammate. Around the same time he posted his Fortnite settings in a video that became one of his most watched uploads.
The Twitch channel and the YouTube channel point at each other. Video descriptions send viewers to twitch.tv/jordanfaki, and the Twitch panels send them back to the videos.
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Faki's Fortnite tournament career
Faki has played competitive Fortnite since 2021. Esports Charts lists him with 7Figures eSports, Dynamic Team, Diinasty Esports Academy, Rapid Ninjas and Polestar Esports between 2021 and 2024, and shows him in the Fortnite Champion Series Chapter 3 Season 3 Europe event. His Instagram bio describes him as a professional Fortnite player with more than $20,000 earned.
His YouTube uploads follow the qualifiers. One video covers how he made it into a duo FNCS Grand Finals. Another, from about seven months ago, is titled in Hungarian as how he qualified for the FNCS world championship, and an earlier one is about getting into the Reload world championship. According to Esports Charts, his latest listed event is the C7S3 FNCS Divisional Cup Finals on June 27, 2026, where he finished 46th.
Twitch stream titles keep the tournament schedule visible. A recent one reads like a viewparty announcement for FNCS Solo at 19:00 with a note that he had qualified for round two, and an earlier title advertised a Reload Squad Cup.
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Faki's Hungarian Fortnite map and creator code
Faki publishes his own Fortnite 1v1 map and promotes it on both Twitch and YouTube. The Twitch panel calls it a low-delay Hungarian 1v1 map and links to the island code. His video descriptions list two more maps, one for warmups and one for 200-only practice.
He is also in Epic's creator program. His YouTube description and Twitch panels both ask viewers to use the code FAKI in the Item Shop.
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Fun facts about Faki
- His YouTube channel has more than 600 videos, and the oldest ones are music-backed Fortnite highlight reels from about six years ago.
- One of his most watched YouTube uploads is a short video that simply shows his Fortnite settings.
- A Twitch clip titled "2024 earnings" is among the most viewed on the channel.
- One of his videos is about reaching Unreal rank in Fortnite Ranked in five hours.
- He offered 10,000 forints to viewers who could beat him in a video, and another video is a 10,000 forint Ranked tournament for viewers.
- His TikTok account, @fakanal03, has about 52,000 followers and 636,000 likes.
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Where to watch Faki
Faki streams Fortnite on Twitch as Jordanfaki and posts longer videos on YouTube. His Instagram, TikTok and Discord links are on his link page.
StreamableRun and Faki
StreamableRun is supporting Faki's live streams, from his Fortnite tournament days to the ranked grinds and viewer events on Twitch. We are glad to back a Hungarian streamer who competes in the FNCS and still makes time to stream for his community.