Counter-Strike 2 teams
By all-time prize money
Counter-Strike prize money, all years
8
clubs with the most prize money
1,409
clubs in the Sqady database
This season, by maps
matches, Jun 6, 2025 – Oct 16, 2026
The share of MAPS won, not series: a map is the unit of play and a series is a sum of maps, so winning a series 2:1 on an even map count is routine. A club enters the table once it has played at least 40 maps in our matches, Jun 6, 2025 to Oct 16, 2026: at ten maps a single game moves the share by ten points, and a number like that says nothing. This season’s matches hold 210 teams, and 50 of them clear the bar. The “events” column counts this season’s tournaments whose placement table names the club; a zero means the club shows up in match series but in no placement table we hold.
Every club in this table has a page of its own: the table and the page share one threshold, 40 maps. The roster is tracked for 8 of the 50 clubs; the other 42 pages carry maps, the share won, the map pool, opponents and tournaments, and say why there is no roster. The 160 of the 210 teams below the threshold get no page: a win rate from that few maps means nothing. Acend, K27, Team shoke — 3 pages opened under the old 20-map threshold — stayed up and will rejoin the table once they have played enough maps.
Facts and records
FURIA played the most maps in the season table (257) and ranks 4th of 50 for share of maps won (59.1%); the best is Team Vitality with 71.7% over 237 maps. The richest tournament played so far this season, Esports World Cup 2026 ($2,000,000), went to Team Spirit; in the season table it ranks 2nd of the same 50 for share of maps won. Natus Vincere has the most prize money of all time ($13,383,960), yet this season it ranks 10th of the same 50 for share of maps won (55.2%).
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The all-time money table is closer at the top than it looks. Natus Vincere leads with about $13.4 million, but Team Vitality is only around $400,000 behind — less than Vitality has earned from some single titles this season. Astralis, third with $11.6 million, got there fastest: it was founded in 2016, the latest of the top four, while MOUZ, fifth, dates back to 2002.
This season’s map table tells a different story from the money one. Vitality wins nearly three maps in four, the best rate of the fifty clubs that cleared the 40-map bar, and Team Spirit and Team Falcons follow. FURIA has been the busiest club of all, with 254 maps across 27 events, and still keeps its win rate near 60%.