Raj Varma—most people know him as Snax Gaming—really stands out in India’s PUBG Mobile and BGMI world. He’s made a name for himself with his quick reactions, laser-sharp aim, and those insane DP-28 plays everyone talks about. Gamers from all over the country follow him not just for his tournament wins but also for becoming a go-to content creator. Basically, all those years of putting in the work have made him one of the biggest names on the scene. Even in 2026, if you talk about Indian mobile gaming, Raj is still front and centre.

He was born on December 6, 2000, in Hyderabad, Telangana. He’s 25 now, and honestly, what this age accomplishes for him is wild. He got his start as a teenager, messing around with mobile games for fun, and somehow turned it into his full-time career. What really makes Raj different is his mindset—he doesn’t lose his cool, even when things get intense. That steady focus is what helped him rise above everybody else and grab his spot at the top.

He’s about 5’9” (175 cm), and people always mention how driven and competitive he is. Somehow, he pulled off a college degree and launched an esports career—most people have a hard enough time just doing one of those. Raj doesn’t bring his private life into the public eye much. He lets his achievements do the talking, mostly keeping his family out of the spotlight.

Raj got serious about competing in 2019, starting with Learn From Past (LFP). After that, he played for top teams like MegaX, MegaStars, TeamIND, Velocity Gaming, and Team XO. In national tournaments, his support and assault roles turned heads, and his reputation just kept growing. Later on, he joined S8UL Esports and shifted more into content creation—livestreams, gameplay vids, you name it. It brought him even closer to his fans, and his following exploded.

Things took a turn when PUBG Mobile got banned, and BGMI came in. While a lot of players were scrambling, Raj just kept pushing forward. He helped his team snag the BGMI Launch Party win, and that pretty much sealed his legacy. As esports shifted, he didn’t fade away—he switched gears, kept entertaining his audience with streams and YouTube videos, and stayed right at the heart of everything.

But Raj isn’t all about competing. He’s got influence. His YouTube channel has tutorials, challenges, collaborations—basically everything, and people relate to his laid-back, friendly vibe. By linking up with gaming and tech brands, he’s turned his online presence into a solid business, not just a hobby.

In 2026, Raj’s net worth is probably between ₹8 crore and ₹12 crore. He doesn’t put those numbers out there, but when you add up tournament cash, ad revenue, livestreams, and sponsorships, that’s a solid estimate. With big organisations backing him and an audience that keeps growing, his income isn’t slowing down.

When you really look at it, Raj is a real trailblazer in India’s esports world. What stands out most is how he keeps growing—pro player, content machine, role model for new gamers—without losing touch with who he is or where he started. The way he brings focus, humility, and a willingness to help others has inspired a whole wave of up-and-coming talent. Raj’s story shows what happens when you mix passion and hard work. He’s not just building his own career—he’s also opening doors for the next generation of Indian esports fans and players.