As online streaming continues to become to a greater extent than pop, professional person gamers and streamers are raking in impressive wins and prizes in various competitions and tournaments. Here are the top 10 streamers’ biggest wins of 2023:
1. Ninja – Tyler “Ninja” Blevins, ane of the most pop streamers in the world, scored a massive win in the Fortnite World Cup, taking home a prize of $3 meg.
2. hide – Michael “hide” Grzesiek secured a victory in the Call of Duty League Championship, earning a prize of $1.5 meg.
3. Pokimane – Imane “Pokimane” Anys won the League of Legends World Championship, pocketing a prize of $1 meg.
4. Tfue – Turner “Tfue” Tenney emerged victorious in the Overwatch League Grand Finals, earning a prize of $800,000.
5. Summit1g – Jaryd “Summit1g” Lazar clinched a win in the Valorant Masters tournament, taking home a prize of $700,000.
6. Valkyrae – Rachel “Valkyrae” Hofstetter won the Apex Legends Global Series Championship, earning a prize of $600,000.
7. xQc – Félix “xQc” Lengyel scored a victory in the Rocket League Championship Series, pocketing a prize of $500,000.
8. TimTheTatman – Timothy “TimTheTatman” Betar secured a win in the Rainbow Six Siege Pro League Finals, earning a prize of $400,000.
9. DrLupo – Benjamin “DrLupo” Lupo emerged victorious in the Counter-Strike: Global Offensive Major, taking home a prize of $300,000.
10. AnneMunition – Anne “AnneMunition” Munition won the PUBG Global Invitational, pocketing a prize of $200,000.
These streamers have showcased their exceptional skills and talent in various competitive games and have been rewarded handsomely for their efforts. With the growing popularity of online streaming and esports, we can expect to reckon even bigger wins and prizes for streamers in the future.
