America leads the globe with the most elite female gamers, a new report reveals. A significant 40% of the top-earning women in gaming are American, collectively amassing over 1.8 million USD. The USA holds a commanding lead on the list of the top 500 female earners with an impressive 161 players, leaving Russia and China in their wake at second and third place with 38 and 37 players, correspondingly.

Although Canada secured the fourth spot overall, it is home to the highest-earning female gamer in history – the renowned StarCraft II competitor, Scarlett. Her mastery of the game has brought her an extraordinary sum surpassing $300,000.

This captivating glimpse into the realm of women in gaming originates from ManySpins.com, an internet slots provider that examined information from esportsearnings.com. They meticulously assembled a roster of the top 500 highest-earning female gamers, considering their citizenship and the games that contributed most significantly to their income.

The financial gains were determined based on a blend of elements including past prize pool data, discussions, and database computations.

A representative for ManySpins.com, Kevin Ross, highlighted the significance of dismantling clichés, noting that “in 2021, it’s crucial to break the ‘gaming is a boys’ club’ stereotype.”

As articulated by Laila Shabir during the Take-Two discussion at this year’s E3, “A staggering nine out of ten players are young individuals – and I’m not referring exclusively to boys, but to all children.”

Although this figure is astonishing on its own, it becomes even more significant when considering the disparity in earnings between male and female players.

Johan Sundstein, known in the gaming world as “N0tail,” holds the title of highest-earning male gamer, having amassed nearly $7 million from his gaming endeavors. This sum surpasses the combined earnings of the top three highest-earning female gamers.

Rose emphasized, “This highlights the critical need to illuminate the prowess of women gamers and demonstrate to the world that their abilities and gameplay receive global recognition.”

This period also holds immense significance for the esports wagering sector, which is poised to experience a substantial influx of capital.

Numerous industry experts predict that esports wagering will be the next major trend. Quentin Martin, former CEO of Luckbox, echoed these sentiments in a conversation with Gambling Insider in October 2020.