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The Valorant Champions Tour is now in its third year, and numerous participants have already taken home six-figure payouts. Let’s look at the top teams that are making a lot of money as well as the highest-paid individuals individually.
In this article we are going to take a look at the highest-earning Valorant pros and teams of all time.
Since the summer of 2020, when Valorant was released, the level of competition has risen dramatically. Star-studded teams and a packed calendar of noteworthy events have quickly opened the door for some incredible viewership.
Many players who had lost interest in other games have been attracted to Riot because of its history of supporting a vibrant competitive environment. Many of these players have discovered in Valorant the success that they had been unable to find in previous games.
The 2022 Valorant Champions Tour, which concluded in Valorant Champions, the third worldwide LAN competition for the game after the VCT Masters events in Reykjavik and Copenhagen, had millions of euros on the line.
The 2023 VCT LOCK//IN has significantly altered player salaries, with several EMEA stars overtaking the former OpTic players. Timofey ‘Chronicle’ Khromov, the first player to win two VCT awards, is currently placed No. 7 in the EMEA region, and is joined in the top 10 by NAVI’s Mehmet ‘cNed’ pek and NRG’s Ardis ‘ardiis’ Svarenieks.
However, a player from South America is overthrowing the erstwhile OpTic Gaming fivesome. Following LOUD‘s victory in the VCT Americas competition, Matias ‘Saadhak’ Delipetro, the Argentinean captain, rose to fourth place on the list of top earners.
Sentinels had held the top spot for a while before LOUD rose to the top of the rankings thanks to the regional victory. After winning the VCT LOCK//IN tournament and taking home $100,000 in prize money, Fnatic is ranked fourth.
If you’re curious about the top 20 respective teams and players, check out the rankings below. We will update this list periodically after every major event.
As of May 29, 2023
| Position | Name | Region | Earnings |
| 1st | crashies | North America | $171,650 |
| 2nd | Victor | North America | $169,520 |
| 3rd | FNS | North America | $157,650 |
| 4th | Saadhak | South America | $152,434 |
| 5th | Marved | North America | $150,550 |
| 6th | yay | North America | $144,500 |
| 7th | Chronicle | EMEA | $130,399 |
| 8th | aspas | South America | $128,849 |
| 9th | ardiis | EMEA | $128,688 |
| 10th | cNed | EMEA | $124,880 |
| 11th | Sacy | South America | $117,892 |
| 12th | Rb | Asia-Pacific | $117,765 |
| 13th | stax | Asia-Pacific | $117,042 |
| 14th | ShahZaM | North America | $116,350 |
| 15th | dapr | North America | $115,770 |
| 16th | BONECOLD | EMEA | $114,328 |
| 17th | SicK | North America | $114,250 |
| 18th | zombs | North America | $113,550 |
| 19th | nAts | EMEA | $111,637 |
| 20th | starxo | EMEA | $110,980 |
As of May 29, 2023
| Position | Team | Region | Earnings |
| 1st | LOUD | South America | $630,387 |
| 2nd | Sentinels | North America | $577,500 |
| 3rd | Acend | EMEA | $534,521 |
| 4th | Fnatic | EMEA | $499,634 |
| 5th | OpTic | North America | $499,000 |
| 6th | Gambit | EMEA | $495,638 |
| 7th | Paper Rex | Asia-Pacific | $493,368 |
| 8th | FunPlus Phoenix | EMEA/China | $482,291 |
| 9th | Team Liquid | EMEA | $384,028 |
| 10th | DRX | Asia-Pacific | $357,405 |
| 11th | 100 Thieves | North America | $339,000 |
| 12th | G2 Esports | EMEA/NA | $326,799 |
| 13th | KRÜ Esports | South America | $292,933 |
| 14th | XSET | North America | $255,750 |
| 15th | Team Envy | North America | $251,500 |
| 16th | G2 Gozen | EMEA | $240,219 |
| 17th | Vision Strikers | Asia-Pacific | $224,147 |
| 18th | Shopify Rebellion GC | North America | $187,400 |
| 19th | Leviatán | South America | $172,955 |
| 20th | Cloud9 White | North America | $172,200 |
Valorant is one of the newest mainstream esports games and we could say that the game hasn’t reached its peak yet.
With that being said, what can you say about the highest-earning Valorant pros, is your favorite player on the list?
Let us know in the comment down below.
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