Vitality and Falcons Reach Top 3 in Prize Money Earned in 2025, Two Team Spirit Rosters Make Top 10

Esports Charts has released updated statistics on the highest-earning esports teams in 2025 based on total prize money won throughout the season across multiple disciplines.

The number one spot was claimed by AG Super Play, a roster competing in Honor of Kings. The team has already earned an impressive $4.88 million in prize money, making them the top-earning squad of the year so far.

Second place went to Team Vitality’s Counter-Strike 2 roster. The French organization continues its dominant run in CS2, securing $3.93 million in winnings and becoming the most successful team in the discipline in 2025.

Rounding out the top three is Falcons from Dota 2, who have earned $2.83 million in prize money, placing them among the world’s highest-performing organizations this year.

Notably, Team Spirit is represented in the top 10 by two separate rosters. Their Dota 2 lineup holds fifth place with $2.25 million, while Spirit’s CS2 team ranks eighth, earning $1.66 million. This makes Spirit one of the few organizations with multiple squads among the year’s top earners.

Top 10 Teams by Prize Money in 2025:

AG Super Play (Honor of Kings) — $4.88 million

• Vitality (CS2) — $3.93 million

• Falcons (Dota 2) — $2.83 million

• Tundra (Dota 2) — $2.46 million

• Spirit (Dota 2) — $2.25 million

• PARIVISION (Dota 2) — $1.74 million

• Gen.G (League of Legends) — $1.71 million

• Spirit (CS2) — $1.66 million

• Weibo (Honor of Kings) — $1.62 million

• Wolves (Honor of Kings) — $1.61 million

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The ranking highlights how diverse the esports ecosystem has become in 2025, with top teams emerging across CS2, Dota 2, League of Legends, and Honor of Kings. Prize pools continue to grow, and the competition remains fierce across all major titles.