ESPORTS PRIZE MONEY · 2013
Esports prize money in 2013
Esports paid £2,161,189 across 1 tournament in 2013, to 8 teams. Alliance earned the most, £1,080,594.
PAID IN 2013£2.2m
TOURNAMENTS1
TEAMS PAID8
TOP EARNER£1.1m
The 2013 money list
The top 8 teams by prize money won in 2013
| # | TEAM | WINS | PRIZE MONEY |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Alliance | 1 | £1,080,594£1.1m |
| 2 | Natus Vincere | 0 | £475,462£475k |
| 3 | Orange Esports | 0 | £216,119£216k |
| 4 | TongFu | 0 | £151,283£151k |
| 5 | Invictus Gaming | 0 | £86,447£86k |
| 6 | Team DK | 0 | £86,447£86k |
| 7 | Team Liquid | 0 | £32,418£32k |
| 8 | Fnatic | 0 | £32,418£32k |
The top 8 in 2013
Every tournament in 2013
By prize money paid
| TOURNAMENT | WINNER | PAID |
|---|---|---|
| The International 2013 | Alliance | £2,161,189£2.2m |
Every year we hold
Frequently asked questions
Who earned the most esports prize money in 2013?
Alliance, with £1,080,594 and 1 title. Natus Vincere was next on £475,462.
How much prize money was paid in 2013?
£2,161,189 across 1 tournament, to 8 teams.
Which tournament paid the most in 2013?
The International 2013, at £2,161,189.
How does 2013 compare with 2012?
2012 paid £1,203,008 across 1 tournament.
Where to next
Every year and every team is on esports prize money. The year before is 2012. The year after is 2014.