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<div style="font-family: Roboto;">The esports industry has been steadily growing in the past few years, with players reaping the benefit from such growth.&nbsp;However, not all competitive games have the same financial structure for their pro players, as explained by Team Liquid’s Max “qojqva” Bröcker.While hosting his TI11 Western Europe qualifier watch party, the Dota 2 pro-turned streamer explained why the average salary for Dota 2 players is lower compared to CS:GO and League of Legends pros.According to qojqva, the average Dota 2 pro’s salary is “quite a bit lower” than those competing in CS:GO or League of Legends.“CS:GO pros make a lot less from tournaments, but they make more salary because Dota 2 players have The International.”When qojqva’s Twitch viewers shared that League of Legends pros makes around US$20,000 on average per month, the 26-year-old replied, “most Dota 2 teams earn less than that.”Qojqva then pointed out that there are only very few Dota 2 teams that earn more.<iframe src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/o5KQUDI5Las?feature=oembed"></iframe><img src="https://cdn.owlscore.com/artilce/onee/Dota2_TheInternational10_TI10_AegisofChampions_FinalDay-1024x576.jpg">Dota 2’s highest level of competition is the Dota Pro Circuit (DPC), and it is centered around The International — an esports event that has broken the record for the largest tournament prize pool throughout the years.The International is able to amass a larger prize pool each year because Valve adds 25% of Dota 2’s Battle Pass sales to the tournament’s total prize money.TI10 last year, for example, holds the record for the largest prize pool in esports with US$40,018,195 up for grabs. Team Spirit, the Eastern European Squad that took home US$18,208,300 for winning The International 2021, became some of the richest esports pros in one fell swoop.Dota 2’s competitive and financial structure has always been focused on TI, with all teams and players battling to qualify and win The International.&nbsp;In contrast, CS:GO and League of Legends’ largest prize pools doesn’t reach as high as The International.CS:GO has set prize pools determined by their respective tournament organizers. In fact, last year’s PGL Major Stockholm 2021 had the record for the largest tournament prize pool in CS:GO with US$2 million. CS:GO pros make most of their money by signing with the biggest esports organizations.For League of Legends, Riot Games has maintained an initial prize pool of over US$2 million for each of their League of Legends World Championship tournaments since 2012. Worlds 2018 had a larger prize pool of US$6,450,000 because of the added venue taken from Championship skin sales.Despite these notable tournament prize pools, most League of Legends pros’ earnings come from their salary. Former LCS commissioner and now Global Head of Strategy for LoL Esports Chris Greeley stated in 2020 that LCS players earn an annual average salary of US$300,000.Players from all three esports have different ways to amass their fortune. In the case of Dota 2 pros, the main goal is to win the International.For CS:GO and League of Legends pros, financial stability comes with joining the top organizations. However, the best way to establish themselves is to win big events. At the end of the day, winners always get rewarded.</div>

The esports industry has been steadily growing in the past few years, with players reaping the benefit from such growth. However, not all competitive games have the same financial structure for their ...

Qojqva explains why Dota 2 pros have lower salaries than CS:GO or LoL pros

<div style="font-family: Roboto;"><img src="https://cdn.owlscore.com/artilce/esportsgg/G2-Ocelote-959x544.jpg">Former G2 Esports CEO Carlos “Ocelote” Rodriguez stepped down from the organization at the end of September after facing backlash for partying with known misogynist Andrew Tate. The League of Legends European Championship has now released a competitive ruling regarding Rodriguez following his controversial tweets. Ocelote first came under fire for posting a video of himself and members of G2 popping bottles with Tate, a deplatformed red pill podcast host who many in the gaming community feel has spread hateful, harmful rhetoric to young boys. When some within the esports community called out Ocelote, he exclaimed that he can be friends with whoever he wants. This alarming behavior led to even more drama within the esports industry, with many pointing out that Ocelote was harming the organization as a whole. Soon after, G2 Esports was not selected to be a part of the newly franchised VALORANT Championship Tour. Ocelote responded by stepping down from the company in order to not further impact G2’s standings in the esports world. This decision was shared along with an emotional video from the former CEO. Now, the LEC has come forward with a competitive ruling for Ocelote.The LEC posted an official blog regarding its competitive rulings regarding Ocelote, citing that he had breached one of the organization’s rules, Article 9.2.5, which states: “Team Managers/Members may not give, make, issue, authorize, or endorse any statement or action having, or designed to have, an effect prejudicial or detrimental to the best interest of the League, Riot Games or its affiliates, or League of Legends, as determined in the sole and absolute discretion of the League.”The LEC explained in the post that Ocelote had broken this rule by associating on social media with Tate, “known for his misogynistic views.” This activity was “detrimental” to the League’s best interest. For this reason, Carlos Rodriguez is now suspended from holding any managerial or operational position with any team or organization in a Riot-sanctioned competition for eight weeks. This suspension retroactively started on September 18, 2022. <img src="https://cdn.owlscore.com/artilce/esportsgg/competitive-ruling-1024x576.jpg">In addition, Ocelote would have to complete sensitivity training and executive training within 120 days of the ruling or he is unable to return to the Riot-sanctioned esports ecosystem “in any official capacity.” The training must be provided by an independent third party and he must submit evidence of the trainer’s qualifications. The response from the esports community has been mixed, with some feeling the suspension is much too short to have any sort of impact or make any type of statement about Ocelote’s behavior. Others said that any suspension at all is ridiculous, stating that Ocelote didn’t do anything and can be friends with whoever he wants.</div>

Former G2 Esports CEO Carlos “Ocelote” Rodriguez stepped down from the organization at the end of September after facing backlash for partying with known misogynist Andrew Tate. The League of Legends ...

Former G2 Esports CEO Carlos Rodriguez suspended from Riot-sanctioned tournaments

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