text: Angelina Jolie may have made the character world famous, but Australia has its very own Lara Croft in the flesh, and her skill at playing Call Of Duty has gained her thousands of devotees and a new job career. Instead of going to work in an office, the Brisbane gamer known only as Bonnie Doll starts up her Xbox and goes on a killing spree with followers of her live stream. Originally from Sweden, Bonnie has been living in Australia since 2007. Playing Call Of Duty with others has become such a financial success that she has been able to give up her job working in hospitality. Scroll down for video . Tome Raider: Bonnie Doll is Australia's answer to Lara Croft in the gaming world . Followers of her live stream pay a subscription to join her online and also give donations . Bonnie used to work in hospitality, but once she started live streaming Call Of Duty there was no looking back . 'I got partnered with twitch.tv a few months after I started streaming. I think I realised when I got enough funds from streaming I could pay the bills and have sufficient income to live comfortably,' Bonnie told Daily Mail Australia. 'I still sometimes have to pinch myself when I think that I can work from home playing video games and just interact with people.' Although the 28-year-old would not say exactly how much she now earned it was a good deal more than she got working in her previous job in the hospitality industry. 'Being partnered with twitch.tv means you get a percentage from your monthly subscribers and also ad revenue. Another big part is from donators (direct supporters of the stream),' she said. She now has more than 45,000 global followers on streaming platform Twitch . Bonnie's Twitch channel has had almost one million views so far . Impressive numbers: Boonie has more than 8,000 followers on Instagram too . Subscribers can also talk to Bonnie through team speak or snap chat while they play. Being an attractive young woman does no harm either in this kind of business and Bonnie has no problem putting on the style if she feels like it. 'Of course I like dressing up! Especially dresses,' she told Daily Mail Australia. 'I might not be going out to an actual work place and interact with people that way but being on a camera - where some days my channel might have over 10,000 channel clicks - I like to look and feel nice. 'But some mornings I might just jump on with a cup of hot tea and a unicorn onesie.' Her love of the video game Call Of Duty has provided her with a new business opportunity . However, not even this can save her from online trolls  and fanatical fans. Bonnie admitted that this was the worst part of the job and has had her computer address and phone number leaked to others. 'It can make me uncomfortable and sometimes scared. Gender attacks were hard at first,' she says. 'I’ve gotten used to it by now and just shake it off and don’t take it personally. Unfortunately its everywhere online these days and you can’t bring yourself down by listening to haters. 'I try to focus on the good audience in my streams, they are the ones that make me want to get up in the morning and do what I do.' Bonnie can play the game in the privacy of her own home and still earn some cash . The attractive Bonnie is constantly fending off the attentions of fanatical fans who ask her out on dates . Bonnie used to share a house with a friend who owned an Xbox and MW2 back in 2009 and started playing then. Since that day she hasn't looked back. 'When you first start playing and you start stacking up the score streaks and kills and feel better and better at the game - it's hard to stop. You start making friends, getting involved with the community and it just became a big part of my life,' she said. Currently she has more than 52,000 global followers on streaming platform Twitch and her channel has had almost one million views, with more than 8,000 followers on Instagram too. ‘We’ve a great community growing together and I would love for you to come join us, take your shoes off and make yourself comfortable,’ is Bonnie’s invitation on Twitch. Chilling at home while earning some money has turned out to be the ideal job for Bonnie . Working from home: Her normal work hours are from 8am to 2pm, Monday to Friday . Her normal work day starts at generally at 8am to 2pm (Brisbane time), Monday to Friday. As for consoles, Bonnie mostly uses Xbox 1 and Xbox 360. She did not say if she had a man in her life but she’s not lonely. ‘I’ve got two adorable staffys (Staffordshire Bull Terriers) called Mr Leeroy Jenkins and Sammi Psycho; and three cats Boston, Jackson and Georgia,’ she says on Twitch.
target: Bonnie's skill at playing Call Of Duty has gained her thousands of devotees .
  Followers pay a subscription to join her live stream and give donations too .
  It has enabled her to give up her job working in hospitality .
  She has more than 52,000 global followers on streaming platform Twitch .
  Currently her Twitch channel has had almost one million views .
  Subscribers talk to Bonnie through team speak or snap chat as they play .
  But she's had to deal with online trolls and fans who are obsessed with her .