Vitality overtake NAVI in Counter-Strike prize-money table

Team Vitality have moved to the top of Counter-Strike’s all-time prize-money standings after beating MOUZ 3-0 in the ESL Pro League Season 24 grand final. The victory gave Vitality a fourth ESL Pro League title and lifted their listed prize-money total to $13,886,593, ahead of Natus Vincere’s $13,682,460.

Vitality’s lead over NAVI stands at $204,133 in the historical figures attributed to Liquipedia and dated 12 October 2026. Before the final, Vitality were listed at $13,591,593, approximately $91,000 behind NAVI, according to Pley.gg’s report.

A sweep that changed the order

Vitality won the opening two maps, taking Cache 13-8 and Inferno 13-7. MOUZ then reached match point on Dust2 and forced overtime, but Vitality closed out the map 16-12 to complete the sweep.

The result moved Vitality past NAVI at the head of the reported all-time table. Astralis sit third with $11,712,259, followed by FaZe Clan on $10,440,259 and MOUZ on $8,750,374.

The Season 24 win also made Vitality the first organisation to claim more than three ESL Pro League titles. NAVI, MOUZ, Astralis and Fnatic have each won the competition three times.

Vitality have now taken three of the last four ESL Pro League seasons. NAVI won Season 23 in March, but Vitality’s latest final victory has changed the order in the separate all-time prize-money standings.

Individual records in the final

Robin ‘ropz’ Kool collected his sixth ESL Pro League title, a competition record. His titles have come with MOUZ, FaZe Clan and Vitality.

Mathieu ‘ZywOo’ Herbaut was named the event’s most valuable player and finished the grand final with a 1.65 rating. According to HLTV, the award was the 34th MVP honour of his career.

Those individual milestones accompanied a result that changed both Vitality’s place in the prize-money table and its position in ESL Pro League history. The organisation now leads the reported earnings list as well as the competition’s title count.

What comes next

PGL Bucharest is Vitality’s next scheduled event. A predicted VRS update following the final placed Vitality first and MOUZ second, though Valve updates its official rankings monthly.

That predicted ranking is distinct from the historical prize-money table, which currently has Vitality ahead of NAVI. The earnings order could change again as teams compete in upcoming events, but the figures dated 12 October put Vitality in first place.