Skip to content
Crazy stat! NAVI earned $256 for every kill in 2021
CS2
January 26, 2022 | Pley Admin

Crazy stat! NAVI earned $256 for every kill in 2021

It’s fair to say that the CIS titans from Natus Vincere had a fantastic year in 2021. Led by the Ukrainian superstar Aleksandr “s1mple” Kostyliev, NAVI dominated the entire competitive CS:GO scene for the majority of the year, racking up a record high of $4.3 Million in prize winnings in one calendar year.

Throwback: s1mple and NAVI clinch Intel Grand Slam Season 3 title

According to a calculation by Scope.gg, NAVI has earned $266 for EVERY kill one of their players has made in tournaments in 2021 – That’s more than three times higher than the next team in line Gambit, and according to Scope.gg also the highest in CS:GO history. You can find the top 3 from 2021 down below.

Advertisement

Top 3 teams in CS:GO

1. NAVI

Total winnings: $4.275.500

– Maps played: 198 | $21593 per map

– Round played: 5227 | $810 per round

Advertisement

– Total kills 18124 | $266 per kill

2. Gambit

Total winnings: $1.651.979

– Maps played: 245 | $6743 per map

– Round played: 6458 | $256 per round

– Total kills 22228 | $74 per kill

3. G2

Total winnings: $708.000

– Maps played: 196 | $3612 per map

– Round played: 5312 | $133 per round

– Total kills 17656 | $40 per kill

Post removed

Author

Pley Admin

Pley Admin is the official publishing profile for Pley.gg, used for articles, updates, and general site communications. Content published follows our editorial standards and is maintained for clarity and consistency across our site.

Read more about me

Pley.gg is an independent publication. Pley.gg isn't endorsed by Riot Games and doesn't reflect the views or opinions of Riot Games or anyone officially involved in producing or managing Riot Games properties. Riot Games and all associated properties are trademarks or registered trademarks of Riot Games, Inc. Counter-Strike 2 is a trademark of Valve Corporation, and Apex Legends is a trademark of Electronic Arts Inc. Pley.gg is not affiliated with Valve or Electronic Arts.