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Biff The Understudy
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TMNT
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On October 22 2024 04:47 Biff The Understudy wrote: Is it me or the money those guys can make off tournaments is probably peanuts compared to their streaming revenues? I guess winning ASLs boosts your viewership though. If you won every ASL then it's not peanuts. But yeah, for most of them, peanuts. | ||
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NoobSkills
United States1591 Posts
On October 22 2024 05:10 TMNT wrote: If you won every ASL then it's not peanuts. But yeah, for most of them, peanuts. First is like 21k over the course of many years and ASLs that is like 340k if my numbers are right. Over that length of time it is peanuts though the total sum is a pretty nice stack. I'm not sure how much revenue Korean streamers generate nor how effective their money is, but that does seem like peanuts when compared to what very popular twitch streamers make per year, some of who beat that total sum many times over in just one year. Totally doubling down on my ignorance on how much streams make over there or how far money goes. | ||
Expensive-Law-9830
63 Posts
On October 22 2024 12:33 NoobSkills wrote: First is like 21k over the course of many years and ASLs that is like 340k if my numbers are right. Over that length of time it is peanuts though the total sum is a pretty nice stack. I'm not sure how much revenue Korean streamers generate nor how effective their money is, but that does seem like peanuts when compared to what very popular twitch streamers make per year, some of who beat that total sum many times over in just one year. Totally doubling down on my ignorance on how much streams make over there or how far money goes. Daily proleague so far is 4.3 million and not even 2 years has passed.... And the crazy thing is the prize money keeps on increasing. 10k a day is low these days. And even that is low compared to the annual 8 million in donations cumulative to streamers. Even only a top 100 streamer can earn close to 100k these days, which only S class pros could have done during Kespa. | ||
NoobSkills
United States1591 Posts
On October 22 2024 14:30 Expensive-Law-9830 wrote: Daily proleague so far is 4.3 million and not even 2 years has passed.... And the crazy thing is the prize money keeps on increasing. 10k a day is low these days. And even that is low compared to the annual 8 million in donations cumulative to streamers. Even only a top 100 streamer can earn close to 100k these days, which only S class pros could have done during Kespa. I tried to google it but I cannot find info on the proleague and prize pool. Someone said in another thread that the most recent match had a 10,000,000 KRW or like 7,000. I'm not sure of the prize pool split or whatever. So overall I'm not sure it speaks to how much or little money is made when compared to just streaming. This isn't me saying that is bad money for sort of a non-big-production proleague, just that it isn't anything that says that proleague or ASL or other small events is any better or worse than streaming. Obviously the very best of players probably win in both areas, but there are probably niche areas where some people do really well in one place or the other and make more money for themselves. Edit your last line, top 100 streaming earn 100k. Is this factual? That seems pretty good? Top 100 is people who can't even qualify for an ASL. Though I think streaming is random and it isn't always about who is best, can lean on personality and content. Still if the top 100 can earn 100k that leads me to think that flat out streaming is most profitable, but perhaps competition dives viewership as well. I'm sure if like stork or like speed went to the finals it would certainly drive their viewership higher. | ||
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