How much money do Call of Duty pros make? (Salaries Revealed) 

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They got robbed

Fucking stupid words that literally mean OTHER words, Stupid lazy acronyms, making shit up, The 'gaming' community if you can even call it that....(Oddballs) Is straight up fucking our generations up lmao But you're all congregated in rooms, Games , Threads, YOU NAME IT Together so you do not realise how weird you all are:L Sounds harsh yeah, But alot of you really do need to grow up and stop being weird because you think it is cool or whatever, "gotta know the trend" BS lol It's not a trend The NEWS look like proper odd out of place people when they discuss any of this weird shit that goes 'Viral' etc The worlds fucked This new web 4 malarky is only going to make things worse:/ :( :|

Nothing on the internet about how much people make/ net worth is true

@@mysticbambie3485 yeah it’s interesting to see roughly what standard pros make just on salary!

He’s for sure a millionaire

@@cheeseluis2327 With all the content he makes and sponsors he has, at leas 1.5 millions a year.

@@cheeseluis2327 10 million net worth easily

@@andrewdotson4209 lol he's not worth 10 mill, probably 5 at the max. Still crazy

Think about all the brand deals he does too he makes easily 3 million a year if not more

All they deserve too

Definitely not profitable rn but they’re banking on it being profitable in the future

you think these people didn’t do it for the money? sure they’re competitors but it was all about getting paid at the end of the day lmaooo

@@zheretxc bro ten years ago it was rare to make over 50k a year from competing so yea they weren’t in it simply because the moneh was good. They had a passion and a little money came with it, all of a sudden a little money turned into big money

The OGs walked so the new guys could run

Some orgs take a small percentage of players earnings (not necessarily cod players), also a sponsorships are probably main income

Scammed/Finessed.

Sponsorships and merch im guessing are 2 of the big ones. Content creation as well. ThTs why alot of these teams have RU-vid channels now. Players probably contractually obligated to participate in a certain number of videos.

@@zainb2261 they also get paid by the cod league for the actual streams of the matches and stuff I believe

Most don't; revenue sources could be league revenue share, sponsorships, tournament earnings, merch, revenue from content creators/influencers affiliated to the orgs, etc. Orgs are probably burning through VC money hoping esports gets bigger and will eventually be profitable.

you have to be a minor lol it’s perfectly normal to not want to disclose your salary because that’s personal information

@@zheretxc I definitely agree. It's up to the person who makes the money to disclose it if they want, and usually talking about that is seen as rude. I can also see why pro gamers especially wouldn't talk about it much since I'm sure it'd get a lot of talk about if they deserve that

@@zheretxc I’ll start off with the fact that I’m actually 24…. I also grew up in a relatively conservative European home where it was always specifically taught that disclosing how much money you make is rude and personal to the point where I was never told even when I got older (around 18+) how much either of my parents or grandparents made. The concept of it being “personal/rude” is just ridiculous. Nobody has to disclose their salary, just don’t beat around the bush like a pussy. All you have to do is say, “I’m not comfortable talking about my salary”. THAT’S IT. The problem is, people either cap heavily or beat around the bush and slither out of answering the question because for some reason disclosing how much you make is something to be embarrassed about or something that’s rude to talk about…. It’s childish to think such BS. If you’re reason for not wanting to talk about your salary is “it’s rude to talk about or embarrassing to discuss it”, you’re kind of a weirdo. If you just simply don’t want to discuss it because you don’t want anybody knowing personally, that’s completely different.

@@CorruptInsurgence yeah dude i’m not reading all that bullshit, i’m sorry to hear that, or good luck, whichever applies to you

@@zheretxc Concession accepted I guess?

Sounds kinda sus

@@Jude.Stappard lmaoo

It's pretty public info tbh. But enable always goes about things like this on a classy way.

@@costanza7013 no it isnt lol

i'll try my guy

He's leaving millions on the table by still playing

Prize money or most likely from merchandise. A team like optic can give 100% of there price money cause they can sell like 10,000 optic gaming t-shirts etc

it is content people want

lol i make that rn just finished high school and all i do is press buttons and watch the machine work

There are very very few call of duty players that are “Set”. I would say Scump is set for life. Very few others at this point. Keep in mind these figures are pre-tax. If they make $500k for 10 years that’s $2.5m after tax. Assuming you never spend a dime of it. $2.5m ain’t gonna last forever. Invested, you can expect to make more than the average American household but you’re not going to be making 6 figures.

who?

damn bro

LOL

great video tho

HANDSOME MFER

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