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Different Ways To Make Money Through Playing Games from Esports games. Playing games as a profession is believed to be the dream of every player (at least a small part). But most people wonder how much money this job can make? Is it enough to support the family? Or to be able to raise themselves? After all, esports games become a career are being doubted by many people.
How do gamers make money?
There are many different jobs available in esports games. For instance, professional players, the tournament referee, caster, live streamer, coach and more. These professions are no different from the general sporting events, but they are different in size or acceptance. So how much money does this job make?
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Take China’s situation as an example. A talented player is recruited to an esports games player team. The basic salary is about 5,000-8,000 yuan, and some of the more famous teams are at least 12,000 yuan. If you are lucky to be seen by some celebrity teams.
The first-line players of this high-popular club can get up to 50,000 to 70,000. Of course, the monthly salary of a particular high-profile star is beyond these numbers.
The so-called fixed salary is the same as ordinary people go to work. An e-sports players must “work’’ and practice 5-6 hours a day, watching the replay.
Moreover, listening to the coach and analysts share, work at least 10 hours a day. If it is a preparation camp (pre-match preparation), basically do not have to go home, stay in the training base for up to 1 or 2 months.
Compared to the professional team players, becoming a gamer streamer is relatively easy. The streamer can be a full-time or a source of amateur extra income for some professional players. Their income source comes from the signing of the live broadcast platform, and the monthly salary ranges from a hundred to millions.
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Tyler Blevins, the most popular streamer on Twitch earning extra than $700,000 (RM2.7 million) a month only from Twitch subscriptions.
In esports Malaysia, there are several live broadcast platforms such as Nowadays, there are many youngsters go for the live streamer in esports Malaysia as there are many live streaming platforms available.
Through the live streaming platform, some audiences will send some gifts to support their favorite game streamer. The streamer can exchange these gifts for cash.
Endorsements are more biased towards personal values and personal charm. Some professional players or game streamers with good looking will receive some endorsements, such as telephone, drinks, fast food, electronic accessories, and telecommunications companies.
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The cost of endorsement is uncertain. Some are one-off or some endorsement contracts for one to five years. Ranging from a minimum of 10,000 yuan to 10 million yuan.
Invitations can be invitations to attend events, such as attending the opening, awards ceremonies, sharing sessions, etc. These invitations vary from person to person, but at least they cost more than 30,000 yuan.
How much can you make in eSports games?
One of the main sources of income for e-sports players is the reward cash for the competition. According to Esports Earnings, The world’s largest eSports games tournament ‘The International 2018’ provide $25,532,177.00 total prize pool, which is the largest overall prize pool in eSports.
Many other esports tournaments such as PUBG, mobile legends, and Counter-Strike. Global Offensive offers more than millions of total prize pool as rewards.
Finally, e-sports players seem to be making a lot of money, however, these are only the part successful examples. We advocate young people in the direction of e-sports, but not addicted to the game.
The biggest difference between e-sports players and ordinary players is that one is professional and the other is casual. To become an e-sports professional, a person’s mentality, psychological quality, and self-discipline are also very important.
Maybe a lot of people don’t agree with this profession, but will you give up if you have an eSports dream or chase your dream?
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