Discover the top-earning Filipino esports players in 2025! From MLBB legends to Valorant stars, see who’s leading the charts in earnings, brand deals, and tournament wins—only at PH Sport News.
By Miya Kassandra Lee | PH Sport News
The Philippine esports scene continues to boom in 2025, and with the rise of global tournaments, high-stakes sponsorships, and brand deals, Pinoy pro gamers are cashing in big. From MPL superstars to international FPS champions, here are the highest-paid Filipino esports players—so far this year.
🥇 KarlTzy (Echo PH) – ₱21 Million+
A true legend in the MLBB universe, KarlTzy’s career earnings skyrocketed this year with his strong international presence and continuous dominance in Southeast Asia. Brand endorsements, MVP titles, and streaming bonuses keep rolling in.
🥈 DubsteP (Team Secret Valorant) – ₱17 Million+
Still a powerhouse in the FPS scene, DubsteP’s clutch plays and international appearances have made him a hot property, not just in the server, but also in marketing campaigns from tech and energy drink brands.
🥉 Yawi (Echo PH) – ₱15 Million+
This MLBB support player is not just a fan favorite but also a branding machine. With his clever social content, team achievements, and massive fanbase, Yawi turns every tournament win into a financial victory too.
🔥 Rising Stars to Watch in 2025
- Seyna (Bren Esports – MLBB) – An explosive jungler and breakout rookie, she’s now getting serious attention from regional sponsors.
- Alexy (Farlight 84 PH) – From a mobile battle royale prodigy to a full-fledged star, Alexy’s crossover to streaming adds thousands in revenue monthly.
- Oasis (Oasis Gaming – Valorant) – This team’s consistent top finishes mean the players are stacking performance bonuses and platform incentives.
💼 Where the Money’s Coming From
Top Filipino gamers in 2025 are earning through:
- Tournament prize pools (local + international)
- Brand sponsorships (from phones to food)
- Streaming deals (Facebook Gaming, TikTok, Twitch)
- Merch collabs and in-game appearances
- Performance incentives from teams and orgs
🇵🇭 Miya Kassandra Lee’s Take
The age of “maglaro ka lang, walang future diyan” is long gone. In 2025, gaming is a real career—and Filipino players are proving they can dominate globally and get paid for it. The grind is real, but so is the reward.
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Miya Kassandra Lee is a passionate gamer, seasoned writer, and lifelong sports fanatic. A proud Mobile Legends player and strategist, Miya has spent the past 16 years covering everything from esports tournaments to iGaming trends and sports headlines across Southeast Asia. With her deep knowledge of digital gaming culture and a flair for storytelling, she has become a trusted voice in the gaming and sports blogging scene.
Whether it’s breaking down the latest MLBB meta, reviewing new online casino platforms, or live-tweeting a championship game, Miya brings energy, insight, and a player’s perspective to every piece she writes. When she’s not grinding the ranks in-game or drafting her next feature, you’ll find her cheering courtside, hosting gaming streams, or diving deep into the latest game patches.
“Gaming isn’t just a hobby—it’s a lifestyle. And I’m here to tell those stories.”