Entry Costs and Prize Money
Even though the main concern for the league is finances, every attempt is made to keep the potential prize money for the players as high as possible. The Prize money can reach up to $10,000 at some PGL Tournaments. The prize money is generated alone on the entry costs for teams. Pro Gaming League has made several attempts to negotiate corporate sponsorship in order to increase the prizes available to be won.
| Game | Cost Of 4v4 | Cost Of 2v2 | Cost Of 1v1 | Cost Of Free For All |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Halo 3 | $200/Team | $80/Team | N/A | $30/Person |
| Super Smash Bros. Brawl | N/A | $80/Team | $40/Person | N/A |
| Guitar Hero 3 | N/A | N/A | $40/Person | N/A |
| Gears of War 2 | $200/Team | $80/Team | N/A | $30/Person |
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