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PRIZE MONEY BY NATION · 88th OF 168

Estonia prize money

Estonia's sportspeople have won £1,528,730 in prize money across 19 sports, which puts Estonia 88th of the 168 nations on our prize money by nation table. Denis Grabe has won the most, £373,065 in pool .

PRIZE MONEY WON £1.5m
NATION RANK88th of 168
EARNERS73
SPORTS19
TOP SPORT · POOL £438k
SHARE OF WORLD0.0%

Estonia's highest earners

The top 60 of 73 people, every sport together

Estonia's sportspeople ranked by prize money won, with their sport.
# NAME SPORT PRIZE MONEY
1 Denis Grabe Pool £373,065£373k
2 Gerd Kanter Athletics £145,865£146k
3 Kristjan Ilves Nordic combined £134,167£134k
4 Magnus Kirt Athletics £84,586£85k
5 Rasmus Mägi Athletics £78,383£78k
6 Artti Aigro Ski jumping £61,183£61k
7 Kelly Sildaru Freestyle skiing £55,102£55k
8 Harri Kullas Motorsport £45,865£46k
9 Niina Petrokina Figure skating £42,857£43k
10 Regina Ermits Biathlon £33,889£34k
11 Aleksandr Selevko Figure skating £31,579£32k
12 Henry Sildaru Freestyle skiing £29,184£29k
13 Kaidi Kivioja Triathlon £27,068£27k
14 Henry Räppo Triathlon £26,316£26k
15 Karl Gnadeberg Pool £25,162£25k
16 Andres Petrov Snooker £25,025£25k
17 Johannes Erm Athletics £23,308£23k
18 Mark Magi Pool £22,088£22k
19 Katrina Lehis Fencing £19,737£20k
20 Marten Liiv Speed skating £17,068£17k
21 Susan Külm Biathlon £14,103£14k
22 Kregor Zirk Swimming £13,008£13k
23 Martin Kupper Athletics £12,406£12k
24 Irina Embrich Fencing £12,218£12k
25 Tormis Laine Alpine skiing £11,905£12k
26 Mai Narva Chess £11,654£12k
27 Tuuli Tomingas Biathlon £11,538£12k
28 Kristin Kuuba Badminton £11,094£11k
29 Ksenija Balta Athletics £10,526£11k
30 Märt Israel Athletics £10,526£11k
31 Eneli Jefimova Swimming £7,744£8k
32 Liina Laasma Athletics £7,519£8k
33 Kaido Külaots Chess £7,331£7k
34 Kristo Siimer Biathlon £7,179£7k
35 Rene Zahkna Biathlon £6,111£6k
36 Jakob Kulbin Biathlon £5,940£6k
37 My Relander Show jumping £5,090£5k
38 Erki Erm Pool £4,887£5k
39 Anna Iljuštšenko Athletics £4,699£5k
40 Julia Beljajeva Fencing £4,699£5k
41 Veronika Zuikova Fencing £4,699£5k
42 Alvar Johannes Alev Cross-country skiing £4,463£4k
43 Rainer Laar Pool £3,810£4k
44 Helina Rüütel Badminton £3,694£4k
45 Kati-Kreet Käsner Badminton £3,412£3k
46 Ralf Tribuntsov Swimming £3,158£3k
47 Michel Rehepapp Pool £3,105£3k
48 Mark-Markos Kehva Biathlon £2,949£3k
49 Eleriin Haas Athletics £2,632£3k
50 Elisabeth Pihela Athletics £2,256£2k
51 Mihhail Selevko Figure skating £2,256£2k
52 Aleksandr Jermikimov Pool £940£940
53 Johanna Talihärm Biathlon £855£855
54 Grete Veske Show jumping £788£788
55 Raimo Teesaar Pool £752£752
56 Rafig Adigazalov Pool £752£752
57 Joonas Saska Pool £752£752
58 Mariel Merlii Pulles Cross-country skiing £736£736
59 Martin Himma Cross-country skiing £736£736
60 Stanislav Saiov Pool £671£671

The top 12, side by side

Denis Grabe £373k Gerd Kanter £146k Kristjan Ilves £134k Magnus Kirt £85k Rasmus Mägi £78k Artti Aigro £61k Kelly Sildaru £55k Harri Kullas £46k Niina Petrokina £43k Regina Ermits £34k Aleksandr Selevko £32k Henry Sildaru £29k

Denis Grabe alone accounts for 24.4% of Estonia's total. The top ten between them hold 69.0%, and the other 63 share the rest.

Prize money by sport

Where Estonia's £1,528,730 came from

Estonia's prize money split by sport, with the number of earners and the top earner in each.
SPORT PRIZE MONEY SHARE EARNERS TOP EARNER
Pool £437,520£438k 28.6% 16 Denis Grabe
Athletics £382,707£383k 25.0% 11 Gerd Kanter
Nordic combined £134,167£134k 8.8% 1 Kristjan Ilves
Freestyle skiing £84,286£84k 5.5% 2 Kelly Sildaru
Biathlon £82,564£83k 5.4% 8 Regina Ermits
Figure skating £76,692£77k 5.0% 3 Niina Petrokina
Ski jumping £61,275£61k 4.0% 2 Artti Aigro
Triathlon £53,383£53k 3.5% 2 Kaidi Kivioja
Motorsport £45,865£46k 3.0% 1 Harri Kullas
Fencing £41,353£41k 2.7% 4 Katrina Lehis
Snooker £25,025£25k 1.6% 1 Andres Petrov
Swimming £23,910£24k 1.6% 3 Kregor Zirk
Chess £18,985£19k 1.2% 2 Mai Narva
Badminton £18,481£18k 1.2% 4 Kristin Kuuba
Speed skating £17,068£17k 1.1% 1 Marten Liiv
Alpine skiing £11,905£12k 0.8% 1 Tormis Laine
Cross-country skiing £6,855£7k 0.4% 5 Alvar Johannes Alev
Show jumping £6,206£6k 0.4% 5 My Relander
Snowboarding £483£483 0.0% 1 Laura Anga

The split between sports

Pool £438k Athletics £383k
Nordic combined £134k
Freestyle skiing £84k Biathlon £83k Figure skating £77k Ski jumping £61k Triathlon £53k
Motorsport £46k
Fencing £41k
Snooker £25k
Swimming £24k Chess £19k Badminton £18k
Speed skating £17k
Alpine skiing £12k
Cross-country skiing £6,855 Show jumping £6,206
Snowboarding £483

Pool is Estonia's biggest earner at 28.6% of the total. We hold nobody from Estonia in golf, tennis, table tennis, surfing, squash, bowling, CrossFit, trail running, handball, gymnastics, rodeo, sled dog racing, Enhanced Games, Go, curling, shogi, keirin, 3x3 basketball, gravel racing, speedway.

The nations either side of Estonia

Estonia is 88th of 168 on total prize money

The nations ranked around Estonia by total prize money won.
# NATION PRIZE MONEY EARNERS
76 Moldova £4,307,441£4.3m 15
77 Ethiopia £4,293,233£4.3m 148
78 Tunisia £3,756,365£3.8m 27
79 Puerto Rico £3,604,351£3.6m 36
80 Pakistan £3,227,294£3.2m 32
81 Bolivia £2,409,014£2.4m 1
82 Armenia £2,154,747£2.2m 20
83 Costa Rica £1,863,567£1.9m 14
84 Cuba £1,719,965£1.7m 62
85 Turkey £1,640,658£1.6m 112
86 Iran £1,607,334£1.6m 50
87 Haiti £1,539,550£1.5m 3
88 Estonia £1,528,730£1.5m 73
89 Iceland £1,371,450£1.4m 15
90 Cayman Islands £1,361,738£1.4m 4
91 Botswana £1,225,446£1.2m 21
92 Singapore £1,202,803£1.2m 75
93 Liechtenstein £1,084,157£1.1m 8
94 Albania £1,049,679£1.0m 12
95 Nigeria £1,013,810£1.0m 89
96 Bahrain £1,005,241£1.0m 21
97 Bahamas £846,736£847k 23
98 Qatar £844,224£844k 65
99 Trinidad and Tobago £801,384£801k 21
100 Dominican Republic £744,598£745k 26

Estonia against its neighbours

Moldova £4.3m Ethiopia £4.3m Tunisia £3.8m Puerto Rico £3.6m Pakistan £3.2m Bolivia £2.4m Armenia £2.2m Costa Rica £1.9m Cuba £1.7m Turkey £1.6m Iran £1.6m Haiti £1.5m Estonia £1.5m Iceland £1.4m Cayman Islands £1.4m Botswana £1.2m Singapore £1.2m Liechtenstein £1.1m Albania £1.0m Nigeria £1.0m Bahrain £1.0m Bahamas £847k Qatar £844k Trinidad and Tobago £801k Dominican Republic £745k

Frequently asked questions

How much prize money has Estonia won?

£1,528,730 across 73 people in 19 sports. That ranks Estonia 88th of the 168 nations we hold prize money for.

Who is Estonia's highest earning sportsperson?

Denis Grabe, with £373,065 in pool prize money: 24.4% of everything Estonia has won. Next is Gerd Kanter on £145,865.

Which sport has earned Estonia the most prize money?

Pool, at £437,520 across 16 players, ahead of athletics on £382,707.

Which nation is just above Estonia?

Haiti, 87th on £1,539,550. Iceland is 89th, just below, on £1,371,450.

Where to next

Every nation is ranked on prize money by nation. Estonia's pool money has its own page: Estonia in pool.Estonia's athletics money has its own page: Estonia in athletics.Estonia's freestyle skiing money has its own page: Estonia in freestyle skiing.Estonia's biathlon money has its own page: Estonia in biathlon.Estonia's figure skating money has its own page: Estonia in figure skating.Estonia's ski jumping money has its own page: Estonia in ski jumping.Estonia's triathlon money has its own page: Estonia in triathlon.Estonia's fencing money has its own page: Estonia in fencing.Estonia's swimming money has its own page: Estonia in swimming.Estonia's chess money has its own page: Estonia in chess.Estonia's badminton money has its own page: Estonia in badminton.Estonia's cross-country skiing money has its own page: Estonia in cross-country skiing.Estonia's show jumping money has its own page: Estonia in show jumping. One place up is Haiti. One place down is Iceland.