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Deadlyslob

Deadlyslob is a Canadian variety streamer known for Escape from Tarkov, which he plays on Twitch alongside RPG, survival, shooter and simulation games. The Esports Earnings competition-results database lists his legal name as Sean O'Brien.

Scav Talk with DeadlySlob The video published by DeadlySlob on 24 September 2020, from where he looks back on finishing the civilian Tarkov challenge during a Scav raid.

Legal name
Sean O'Brien[1]
Nationality
Canadian[7]
Primary game
Escape from Tarkov[5]
Streaming genres
RPG, survival, shooter and simulation games[7]
Tournament activity
Competed in Escape from Tarkov tournaments in 2020[1]

Streaming

Deadlyslob streams on his Twitch channel, twitch.tv/deadlyslob, where his broadcasts include Escape from Tarkov and WARDOGS; the listings run as late as 4 September 2026.[5]

GG Talent Group lists him as a Canadian variety streamer focused on RPG, survival, shooter and simulation games, and its page states that he has been in the game for 18 years.[7]

On YouTube, he published a video on 6 July 2026 describing a playthrough of SAND: Raiders of Sophie.[10]

My Craziest Clutch EVER - Setup From Hell The video published by DeadlySlob on 5 December 2025, from the start of the raid, after the channel's title card.

This Solo Raid Should've Been Impossible The video published by DeadlySlob on 6 July 2026, from where he spots a target through binoculars and takes the ship's guns.

Escape from Tarkov

Escape from Tarkov is the game he is best known for, and the Esports Earnings database records that he competed in Escape from Tarkov tournaments in 2020.[1]

The game also contains an item called "Deadlyslob's beard oil", a beard oil with a maple syrup flavor.[2] The tarkov.help database classifies it under Household materials and lists it as bartered for the quest "Collector".[2]

Scav Talk with DeadlySlob The video published by DeadlySlob on 24 September 2020, from where he looks back on finishing the civilian Tarkov challenge during a Scav raid.

Timeline

  1. Competed in Escape from Tarkov tournaments.[1]
  2. Published the video "This Solo Raid Should've Been Impossible", in which he described a playthrough of SAND: Raiders of Sophie.[10]
  3. Twitch channel listings show broadcasts of WARDOGS and Escape from Tarkov as late as this date.[5]

Moments

  1. Scav Talk with DeadlySlob The video published by DeadlySlob on 24 September 2020, from where he looks back on finishing the civilian Tarkov challenge during a Scav raid.
  2. My Craziest Clutch EVER - Setup From Hell The video published by DeadlySlob on 5 December 2025, from the start of the raid, after the channel's title card.
  3. This Solo Raid Should've Been Impossible The video published by DeadlySlob on 6 July 2026, from where he spots a target through binoculars and takes the ship's guns.

References

  1. DeadlySlob - Sean O'Brien - Escape from Tarkov player profile, Esports Earningsprimary
  2. Deadlyslob's beard oil - Escape from Tarkov, tarkov.helpprimary
  3. What it Takes: How Twitch Streamer Deadlyslob Rose to the Top, Dan Gheeslingpress
  4. "You are wiggling, I am wiggling": Deadlyslob gets into a hilarious conversation thanks to Escape from Tarkov VOIP, Sportskeedapress
  5. DeadlySlob - Twitch channel, Twitch (DeadlySlob)self
  6. DeadlySlob - YouTube channel, YouTube (DeadlySlob)self
  7. DeadlySlob - GG Talent Group, GG Talent Groupself
  8. Scav Talk with DeadlySlob (video), DeadlySlob, 2020-09-24self
  9. My Craziest Clutch EVER - Setup From Hell (video), DeadlySlob, 2025-12-05self
  10. This Solo Raid Should've Been Impossible (video), DeadlySlob, 2026-07-06self

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About this page

About this living person: this page was drafted by an AI model from the sources listed below and checked by two model passes and a deterministic evidence check. Heartipedia has no relationship with Deadlyslob. Claims that rest on his own channels are attributed to him; only independent reporting is stated in this site's own voice. Nothing here comes from a fan wiki or a net-worth aggregator. If you are the subject of this page, or you find an error, the “Suggest a change” link is where to say so; the goal is that a named person answers.

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Status
Published and revised continuously; this version is the one described here.
Published
10 September 2026
Last updated
23 October 2026, see what changed
Sources
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License
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