A couple of days ago, our esports team unexpectedly caught some local hype on Twitter 🐦‍⬛️ It’s clear there’s a real demand for transparency in the market. That’s why we’ve started working on a separate website dedicated to our esports division, where the team’s financials and competitive results will be published live. Honestly, I haven’t seen this kind of format anywhere yet. Curious to hear your thoughts: what part of this story matters most to you, and what would you want to see first from the inside?

CYBERSHOKE Esports revenue over ~2.5 years: 2023: $90,528 2024: $282,577 2025: $247,005 Total revenue: $620,110 Included: sponsorship contracts, player transfers, prize money, and jersey sales. Overall financial result for the period: –$322,565

CYBERSHOKE Esports budget over ~2.5 years: Salaries & compensation — $504,411 Player buyouts — $181,700 Team house rent — $126,625 Bootcamps — $48,568 LAN travel — $19,000 Taxes & legal — $49,040 Jerseys — $8,921, psychologist — $4,400 Total: $942,675

kyousuke — a young talent, who left 8th grade because of CS: youtu.be/VaApUqYAigM

💀 @GoosemanCS

Thanks @HLTVorg

It's hard to believe, the video interview with the @GoosemanCS has been published! youtu.be/B_qKWRWzTyk