Highest-Earning Call of Duty Players of All Time

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As a seasoned gamer with over two decades of gaming under my belt, I’ve witnessed the evolution of Call of Duty from its humble beginnings to the global esports titan it is today. The sheer skill and dedication required to make it to the top tier of this competitive scene are nothing short of awe-inspiring.

Call of Duty stands as one of the most thrilling electronic sports games available today, providing its enthusiasts with an action-packed schedule full of fun for approximately eight months each year. Ranging from Warzone to the multiplayer versions like Modern Warfare and Black Ops, there’s a broad array that caters to millions of fans globally.

In this article, we’ll be examining the top-grossing professional Call of Duty players throughout history. With countless contenders in the field, who exactly has accumulated the largest earnings over the course of their gaming careers?

Read on to learn which Call of Duty players have won the most money.

COD Players Ranked by Earnings

Most of these players are still actively competing, so expect their earnings to change over time.

10. Dylan ‘Envoy’ Hannon – $984,000

2022 saw Envoy triumph at the COD Champs as a member of the LA Thieves. The majority of his prize money was earned during this tenure with the team.

9. Seth ‘Scump’ Abner – $992,000

Without a doubt, Scump is one of the most recognized (former) competitors in the Call of Duty esports world. Back in 2017, he clinched the title at the Call of Duty Championship.

8. Anthony ‘Shotzzy’ Cuevas-Castro – $1.03 million

Shotzzy is among the elite and highly skilled Call of Duty players globally, boasting a double title as a two-time world champion. Additionally, he holds the prestigious title of a world champion in Halo as well.

7. James ‘Clayster’ Eubanks – $1.15 million

When Clayster retired, he was the longest-serving player remaining in the COD League. He is among a select group of individuals who have won the Call of Duty World Championship title for three separate times.

6. Kenneth ‘Kenny’ Williams – $1.19 million

Kenny is a two-time world champion, having secured the trophy in both 2022 and 2024.

5. Ian ‘Crimsix’ Porter – $1.32 million

As a gamer, I’ve always admired Crimsix – the record-breaking champ in Call of Duty (COD) history! No one else has taken home more tournament wins than him. And just before hanging up his gaming gear, he had racked up an impressive three World Championship titles.

4. Alec ‘Arcitys’ Sanderson – $1.39 million

Arcitys is no longer part of the Call of Duty League, yet over nearly a decade of competitive gaming, he’s bagged two world titles and numerous other victories.

3. McArthur ‘Cellium’ Jovel – $1.53 million

For quite some time, Cellium has been a proud representative of Atlanta FaZe, and he’s frequently recognized as one of the top talents in Call of Duty esports. In 2021, he claimed his initial world championship title, and he was also victorious in the inaugural Esports World Cup for Call of Duty.

2. Chris ‘Simp’ Lehr – $1.77 million

At the tender age of 23, Simp has already amassed an impressive collection of titles, boasting two world championship victories to his name. In addition, he clinched the Esports World Cup trophy for Call of Duty in the year 2024, sharing the glory with teammates Cellium and aBeZy.

1. Tyler ‘aBeZy’ Pharris – $1.78 million

Tyler ‘aBeZy’ Pharris stands as the all-time highest earner in Call of Duty, though it’s a tight race. His accolades include winning two world championships and clinching first place at the Esports World Cup held in 2024 in Saudi Arabia.

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2024-12-15 22:48