Rainbow Six Siege's All-Time prize money ranking has been rocked following the Esports World Cup 2026. The success of Faze Clan by way of the $750,000 sum for their championship outcome in Paris allowed numerous players on their roster to climb some positions up.
These rankings are based purely on tournament career prize money and not from salaries, transfers, endorsements, steaming income or individual incentives and are rounded estimates based on figures provided on August 20, 2026, later events and the re-assignment of prize money could alter this order.
10. Felipe "FelipoX" de Lucia - $671,939
Felipe "FelipoX" de Lucia opens the updated top ten with approximately $671,939 in career prize winnings. The Brazilian in-game leader remains one of the most successful members of the core now representing Team Liquid.
His total was built through repeated international success rather than a single payout. The defining result remains the Six Invitational 2024 title won by the former w7m roster, but later deep runs under FURIA and continued appearances at major events kept FelipoX among the highest earning Rainbow Six players.
9. João "Jv92" Vitor - $687,268
João "Jv92" Vitor ranks ninth with approximately $687,268. Like FelipoX, he accumulated a large portion of his career prize money during the championship period of the Brazilian core that won multiple international trophies and consistently reached the final stages of elite tournaments.
Jv92 is separated from the next position by only $188. That narrow margin makes this part of the ranking especially sensitive to new prize payments, even from regional events.
8. Diego "Kheyze" Zanello - $687,456
Diego "Kheyze" Zanello holds eighth place with approximately $687,456 in Rainbow Six earnings. His total is only slightly higher than Jv92's, reflecting how closely the former w7m and FURIA teammates have followed the same competitive path.
Kheyze's aggressive entry role has made him one of the core's most visible players, but his financial position comes from collective consistency. Major titles, the Six Invitational 2024 victory, and further international playoff runs created an earnings profile that remains inside the global top ten.
7. Gustavo "HerdsZ" Herdina - $761,909
That result reinforced HerdsZ's position above his former teammates now playing for Team Liquid. His career combines the same championship foundation with continued high placements in 2026, demonstrating how another international final can materially reshape the all-time prize money list.
6. Thiago "Handyy" Ferreira - $797,658
Thiago "Handyy" Ferreira ranks sixth with approximately $797,658 in tournament winnings. His rise reflects Faze Clan's outstanding 2026 season, which included victories at both the Six Invitational and the Esports World Cup.
Handyy is younger than several players around him in the ranking, but he has already collected prize money from the most valuable events on the calendar. His presence in sixth place shows how quickly sustained success at premier international tournaments can move a player past established veterans.
5. Eduardo "KDS" Chiste Fontes Santos - $866,294
Eduardo "KDS" Chiste Fontes Santos enters the top five with approximately $866,294. The Faze entry fragger is one of the biggest movers in the updated ranking following the team's two major international championships in 2026.
KDS now sits only $2,861 behind BriD. This small difference means the fifth and fourth positions could change after the next tournament in which both players receive prize money.
4. Loïc "BriD" Chongthep - $869,155
Loïc "BriD" Chongthep is fourth with approximately $869,155 in career winnings. The Team Falcons support remains the second-highest European player on the list and one of the most successful support specialists in Rainbow Six history.
BriD's position is based on years of deep international runs across several competitive eras. His ranking also underlines that career prize money is not limited to high-kill entry players: long-term roster value, role discipline, and repeated qualification for premium events can produce an equally strong earnings record.
3. Lucas "soulz1" Schinke - $954,916
Lucas "soulz1" Schinke has climbed to third with approximately $954,916. The Faze support is now one of only three Rainbow Six players above $950,000 in estimated tournament winnings.
His earnings spurt is following Faze Clans run for, and, for the first time, winning the Esports World Cup 2026 with a victory against FURIA in the grand final with 3-1. Pairing that achievement, which followed the victory of the Six Invitational 2026 title, to this achievement, transformed the once-consistent top 5 earning players from a potential challenger to the next player over $1,000,000.
2. Stéphane "Shaiiko" Lebleu - $993,211
Stéphane "Shaiiko" Lebleu ranks second with approximately $993,211. The G2 Esports entry fragger remains the highest earning European Rainbow Six player and is less than $7,000 away from the $1 million milestone.
Shaiiko previously led the ranking, supported by years of international titles, final appearances, and consistently high placements. He has now been overtaken by Cyber, but the gap remains small enough for future results to change the lead again.
1. Jaime "Cyber" Ramos - $1,026,198
Jaime "Cyber" Ramos is the highest earning Rainbow Six player, with approximately $1,026,198 in career prize money. He is also the first player in Rainbow Six Siege history to move beyond $1 million in estimated tournament winnings.
Cyber completed his achievement as he led Faze Clan to winning the Esports World Cup 2026. He collected his tournament MVP award at the event once Faze had completed their perfect run with the defeat of FURIA in the Grand Final. To cap the end of an incredible season it gave Faze their second major trophy in 2026 following their win in the Six Invitational.
Brazil Dominates the Highest Earning Rainbow Six Players Ranking
The updated top ten contains eight Brazilian players and two French players. Brazil controls the ranking through Cyber, soulz1, KDS, Handyy, HerdsZ, Kheyze, Jv92, and FelipoX, while France is represented by Shaiiko and BriD.
Faze Clan dominates the very top with four of its roster positions inside of the top six. Team Liquid have three players, Faze, G2, FURIA and Team Falcons all have one to make up this part of the list.
We can therefore see a clear shift from the previous version of the all-time earnings list. Shaiiko no longer holds first place, LikEfac has dropped outside the top ten, and FaZe's 2026 title run has pushed Cyber above $1 million while placing soulz1 and KDS among the leading earners. With the margins between several positions still narrow, another major international tournament could alter the ranking again.
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