Record world champion in LoL and with Faker they got a legendary esports player in their squad. | © T1
The organization has various esports in its repertoire – but is particularly good in Rocket League. | © NRG Esports
G2 also has a wide range of teams. They describe themselves as the largest organization in the world. For the most valuable it is not (yet) enough. | © G2 Esports
The Canadian company originally specialized in digital media. Are you playing Fortnite or Valorant? Then you know the Luminosity Gaming team – they are part of Enthusiast Gaming. | © Luminosity Gaming/Dreamhack
Off to Korea. That's where Gen.G is located and competes in games like LoL, Valorant and PUBG. But they are also in the NBA 2K League. | © Gen.G Esports/PUBG Corp
We're coming to more than esports. Because 100 Thieves sees themselves not only as a gaming organization, but also as a lifestyle brand. It was founded by former CoD pro Matthew "Nadeshot" Haag. Their teams play: Call of Duty, Valorant, Fortnite and LoL. | © 100 Thieves
FaZe also stands for more than gaming, but hardly any other organization has as many different teams and players as the Americans. PUBG, CoD, CS:GO, Fortnite, Overwatch, Rainbow Six Siege, Valorant, Rocket League and FIFA. It would have been quicker to say what they don't have. | © FaZe Clan/Blast
The Dutch organization was founded in 2000, making it the oldest organization on this list. They originally only had one Starcraft team – we're not listing all the active teams they have now. Let's put it this way: There are many (11). | © Team Liquid
The logo alone is incredibly special and unique. The team was formed from the LoL team NomNom and now takes part in a wide variety of esports (including teams in Super Smash Bros. Melee or Hearthstone). Not only in North America but also worldwide there is only one organization that is worth more... | (© Cloud 9
...and it's Team Solo Mid. Unbelievable that they are past the 400 million mark. Well, they already made headlines in 2013 because their prize money in LoL was so high. They also started small in 2011 and now play almost everything that is suitable for esports. | © TSM
Clubs have a certain value, not only in conventional sports. In esports, too, the value of the organizations consists of the team worth, advertising contracts, prize money wins from tournaments and more. We have looked at the official Forbes list for you and show you the most valuable esports organizations in the world!
The five most valuable organisations are worth 1.5 billion. Pretty unbelievable. Well, what do you think... who's #1?
