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New cybersports season turned out to be rich and colorful. There are more tournaments and higher prize money. We tell you about the richest teams in the world that managed to earn large sums on their own sports results.

eStar Gaming ($ 2.2 million)

This top opens a little-known club from China. eStar has no lineups for MOBAs and shooters that are popular in our country, but it makes excellent money in mobile disciplines that are taking over the Asian market – Arena of Valor, CrossFire Mobile, and CoD Mobile. As you can see, the prize money there is no less than in CS:GO.

G2 Esports ($ 2.2 million)

The European organization successfully develops several areas. In 2022, the best results were shown by CS:GO and Rocket League teams, but League of Legends and Rocket League teams deserved their moment of glory. G2 Gozen, who became the Valorant world champion among girls, is also worth mentioning.

Wolves Esports ($2.2 million)

English Wolverhampton is one of the most successful examples of adaptation of a soccer club in cybersports. And if, for example, in Dota 2 the organization supports only Evil Geniuses, then in the Asian market acts independently. And, it must be said, quite successfully – the “wolves” have at least the best lineup in the world for the mobile MOBA Arena of Valor, which every year becomes more and more popular, like the new GTA 5, the best online slots, or iPhone 15.

PSG Esports ($ 2.7 mln)

But the efforts of France’s PSG Esports to gain a foothold in various areas of cybersports have yet to pay off. Against the background of the team’s difficulties in Rocket League and PSG. Talon’s LoL lineup, the purchase of Chinese LGD for Dota 2 looks like a good decision. But even that in 2022 was unsuccessful. As a result, the club lost several positions in the top.

Natus Vincere ($ 2.8 million)

For the main NAVI team in the face of the Counter-Strike lineup, the season was not too successful. But the baton was picked up by PUBG players, who brought more than half of all prize money for the past 12 months to the club’s coffers. But other rosters (Dota 2, Apex Legends, and so on) need to step up. Otherwise, it will be increasingly difficult for Born to Win to maintain its world-class status.

Team Secret ($3.2 million)

As in previous years, the main money was brought to the club by the Dota 2 squad, which this time managed to reach the TI finals. The PUBG Mobile, Rocket League and Valorant teams are still far from the leading positions and earn only tens of thousands of prize money.

FaZe Clan ($ 3.4 mln)

The year 2022 was one of the most successful years for the club in terms of sports results. The dominance of the CS:GO lineup in spring is worth only – FaZe Clan won four top tournaments, including a major, and earned almost $ 2 million. As a result, FaZe got rid of the stigma of a “media club” and showed that media activity and promotion of the tag do not interfere with the results of players at least.

Nova eSports ($ 3.8 mln)

The Chinese club seized the leadership in two mobile disciplines at once – PUBG Mobile and League of Legends: Wild Rift. And although it’s still early to fight for the top spot in Nova, the club is already overtaking the CS:GO and Dota 2 grandees in terms of prize money.

Team Liquid ($4.3 million)

“Riders” is a unique club that maintains dozens of different lineups for the sake of reputation. Team Liquid has played 219 tournaments in one year, a record by a wide margin: FaZe Clan has only 88 events, while Team Secret has 29. Excluding Dota 2, the other rosters have not earned as much individually, but together they make Liquid a mastodon that only one club in the world can compete with.

Tundra Esports ($9 million)

For years now, the club that has earned the most prize money has been the club that wins The International on Dota 2. In 2022, the tournament didn’t break the money record, but it’s still big – at least more than all the other games combined. Tundra has Fortnite players and a Rocket League roster in addition to its Dota roster, but without the success of 33 and Co. they’d be within the top 100 at most.