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Renowned Dota 2 streamer, Max "qojqva" Bröcker, recently showed a glimpse into his monthly earnings during a Twitch broadcast, shedding light on the financial prospects within the professional gaming and streaming industry.
According to Twitchmetrics.net, qojqva is currently the 9th most-watched Dota 2 Streamer on Twitch and the 4th most-watched English Dota 2 Channel.
qojqva's earnings report
While specific figures were not disclosed, Qojqva shared that he rakes in an annual income exceeding $100,000 but falling significantly short of the $500,000 mark, signifying substantial success in his dual roles as a professional player and streamer.
In a previous Twitch stream last year, the Dota 2 streamer offered insight into the financial landscape of the esports world, asserting that the average monthly salary for Dota 2 professionals hovers around $20,000. This figure, he noted, stands in contrast to the more lucrative earnings of professionals in games like Counter-Strike and League of Legends.
Qojqva's earnings, therefore, stand as an exception to this industry norm, illustrating the potential for substantial income through a combination of competitive play and streaming endeavors.
Presently, Qojqva holds the position of being the official streamer for Team Liquid, amassing a dedicated following with over 237,000 Twitch followers and 55,300 subscribers on YouTube. His revenue streams include channel memberships, Super Chat and Super Stickers, merchandise sales, and lucrative brand sponsorships, solidifying his status as a notable figure in the esports streaming arena.
Despite his prosperous streaming career, Qojqva's competitive presence has dwindled, with no tournament earnings reported since 2021. While his Twitch revenues remain undisclosed, his enduring influence within the Dota 2 community is a testament to the thriving intersection of esports and streaming in the modern digital landscape.
Qojqva has earned over $300,000 USD in prize winnings throughout his playing career.
