Yet another year has come and gone, and while the CS scene in North America saw some stark changes, the rest of the world seemed almost unaffected by the start of the CGS.

While last year we saw the four top teams end up with more than $100k in prize money, all of the top 25 finishers this year ended up with over $10k.

Below you can find the list of the top 25 prize money earners for the year. All prize money is represented in US Dollars, and has been converted where necessary using the current exchange rates.

Actual prize money may differ depending on the state of exchange rates at the time of the event. Also, only prize money from 1.6 tournaments were included in the calculations, so teams who participated in both 1.6 and Source tournaments will only have the totals from their 1.6 winnings represented here. In addition, only money awarded as prizes were used. Money from sponsorships or weekly payments from leauges such as NGL One and CEVO Pro were also not included.

Table of Contents:
1st Page - Prize Money per Month (January-June)
2nd Page - Prize Money per Month (July-December)
3rd Page - Prize Money by Country (Tournaments); Prize Money by Country (Teams); Prize Money by Teams
4th Page - Overview of Best Teams
5th Page - Full Events and Winners List

Prize Money by Month

January - $7,745

February - $90,211.32

CEG Xi'an - $7,745 (China)

shgOpen 2007 - $71,411.32 (Denmark)
Asus Winter Cup 2007 - $18,800 (Russia)

CEG Xi'an - January 7

1. Hacker.Gaming
2. SP
3. Star.ex
4. popcity

shgOpen 2007 - February 17

1. Made in Brazil
2. Pentagram G-Shock
3. NoA
4. Begrip Gaming

Asus Winter Cup - February 27

1. pro100
2. forZe
3. Virtus.pro
4. sEven.pro

March - $230,544.40

April - $55,675.77

Comcast 5K - $5,000 (Online)
SEC 2007 - $35,282.60 (Germany)
Extreme Masters - $134,862.80 (Germany)
PNY March Madness - $5,500 (Online)
Buy.com LAN - $20,000 (United States)

Gamers Assembly 2007 - $20,837.77 (France)
CEVO Professional Season 5 - $10,000 (Online)
Assembly 2007 Winter - $4,838 (Finland)
WSVG China 2007 - $20,000 (China)

SEC 2007 - March 16

1. SK Gaming
2. Pentagram G-Shock
3. Meet Your Makers
4. 69°N-28°E

Extreme Masters - March 17

1. Pentagram G-Shock
2. H2k Gaming
3. fnatic
4. SK Gaming

Buy.com LAN - March 30

1. Pandemic
2. x3o
3. Check-Six

Gamers Assembly 2007 - April 8

1. dimension4
2. proGamers
3. GoodGame
4. aAa

CEVO Pro Season 5 - April 13

1. Turmoil
2. Jax Money Crew
3. Revoltados eSports
4. Evil Geniuses

WSVG China 2007 - April 29

1. wNv.cn
2. fnatic
3. TR
4. TR|united5

May - $35,670

June - $104,002.65

Asus Spring Cup 2007 - $20,000 (Russia)
SpiXelania 2007 - $15,470 (Sweden)

EPS Germany X Finals - $43,244.05 (Germany)
ESWC 2007 Brazil Qualifier - 7,850 (Brazil)
IEF 2007 China - $17,045 (China)
WSVG Louisville - $30,000 (United States
EPS France III - $5,863.60 (France)

Asus Spring Cup 2007 - May 25

1. 69°N-28°E
2. forZe
3. pro100
4. Virtus.Pro

SpiXelania 2007 - May 25

1. Ninjas in Pyjamas
2. Begrip
3. Logitech.fi

EPS Germany X - June 14

1. ALTERNATE aTTaX
2. mousesports
3. pod.hama
4. 360esports

IEF 2007 China - June 22

1. wNv.cn
2. wNv.gm
3. X7-Hacker

WSVG Louisville - June 22

1. 69N-28E
2. SK Gaming
3. Ninjas in Pyjamas
4. mousesports

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