Capcom has provided a Capcom Cup 2017 prize pool update on the PlayStation Blog. Read more below (and let's keep the conversation focused on this news and avoid unrelated tangents.)
Here's an excerpt:
Source: PlayStation Blog
Check the blog post for the specific DLC packages available if you're interested in supporting SFV.
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My two cents:
Going by last year's breakdown on the PS blog, 30% of the revenue raised goes to the CPT prize pool, 50% percent goes to Capcom Pro Tour Production and the last 20% likely goes to Capcom. So as of this blog post:
Total Revenue from CPT DLC in 2017: $400,000
Amount for Capcom Pro Tour Production: $200,000
Amount Remaining (Capcom Take-home): $80,000
Its worth noting that the CPT 2016 DLC brought in $100K last year (totaling a Capcom Cup 2016 prize pool of $350K) meaning this year's CPT DLC sales brought in an additional $20K. So their CPT DLC sales are actually up year-over-year by 20% indicating growth.
Here's an excerpt:
Capcom Cup 2017: Finalists to Compete for Prize Pool of Over $370k
Hello all Street Fighter V fans! We're winding down the Capcom Pro Tour, getting closer and closer to Capcom Cup 2017.
For a second straight year, we offered Capcom Pro Tour DLC, which helped generate a bonus for Capcom Cup's prize pool. This year's bonus contribution to Capcom Cup's prize pool will exceed over $120,000. That means with a base prize pool of $250,000, the Top 8 finalists will compete for a prize pool worth more than $370,000 and rising at Capcom Cup 2017.
We want to thank all of our fans for the support they've shown in the CPT DLC initiative. The CPT 2017 DLC is still available and because many of you asked for it, we brought the CPT 2016 DLC back at a reduced price. The offer lasts until November 29 so you still have time to purchase the DLC and contribute to Capcom Cup's prize pool!
Source: PlayStation Blog
Check the blog post for the specific DLC packages available if you're interested in supporting SFV.
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My two cents:
Going by last year's breakdown on the PS blog, 30% of the revenue raised goes to the CPT prize pool, 50% percent goes to Capcom Pro Tour Production and the last 20% likely goes to Capcom. So as of this blog post:
Total Revenue from CPT DLC in 2017: $400,000
Amount for Capcom Pro Tour Production: $200,000
Amount Remaining (Capcom Take-home): $80,000
Its worth noting that the CPT 2016 DLC brought in $100K last year (totaling a Capcom Cup 2016 prize pool of $350K) meaning this year's CPT DLC sales brought in an additional $20K. So their CPT DLC sales are actually up year-over-year by 20% indicating growth.
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