Sources: VALORANT Champions skins revenue breaks $18.7 million https://upcomer.com/sources-valorant-champions-skins-revenue-breaks-18-7-million
Developer Riot Games earned $18.72 million in revenue from VALORANT Champions skins, sources told Upcomer, which means participating teams earned $585,000 for competing in the first global championship for VALORANT esports.
Riot’s Champions Collection, announced Nov. 23 ahead of the finale of the VALORANT Champions Tour, provided a 50% revenue share with teams who took part in Champions. The participants’ portion of the revenue from the VCT Champions skins, $9.36 million, was divided evenly among the 16 teams.
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Graphic by İsmail Aykut Sapaz/Upcomer
How teams used the VALORANT Champions skin money, however, depends on the organization. Some teams split the $585,000 evenly between players and the organization; others gave players the majority, or teams the bulk of the money. The decision was left to each individual organization.
Of the 11 teams with confirmed VALORANT Champions skin revenue splits, two gave the majority of the money to their players, while seven teams kept the majority of the Champions bundle money for the org. There were two 50/50 splits and one team, X10, who decided to not split the money at all.
Here are some of the VALORANT Champions skins revenue splits.
EMEA
Acend: 75% team/25% players
Fnatic: 80/20
Team Liquid: 70/30
North America
Team Envy (now OpTic Gaming): 50/50
Sentinels: 50/50
Cloud9: 25/75
Latin America
Furia: 60/40
Vivo Keyd: 20/80
Asia-Pacific
X10: 100/0
Team Secret: 85/15
Vision Strikers: 70/30
Editor’s note: Other Champions participants Gambit Esports, Crazy Raccoon, Full Sense, KRÜ Esports and Vikings have been left of due to incomplete information.
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Of the 11 teams with confirmed @PlayVALORANT Champions skin revenue splits, @VivoKeyd and @Cloud9 gave the majority of the money to their players.
👉 @Sentinels and Envy (now @OpTic) went 50/50
👉 X10 took 100% of the skin money.