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The ALGS Championship 2023 trophy in front of the Resorts World Arena stage.
Photo by Joe Brady via Apex Legends Esports

Who won the ALGS Championship 2023?

Find out who won the 2023's biggest LAN, and how much they won.

The 2023 season of the Apex Legends Global Series has officially come to a close, as one team walks away with the biggest prize pool in LAN history. However, despite the exclusive glory that comes with first place, all participating teams in the Match Point Finals waked away with a share of the overall two million dollar prize pool.

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The ALGS Championship is the third and final LAN event of the competitive year, hosting the biggest in-person venue for the first time at the Resorts World Arena in Birmingham. The top 40 international teams from the past 2023 Playoffs events qualified through circuit points or each region’s Last Chance Qualifier, and played for a chance to be crowned as the ALGS Champions.

If you want to know how well each team did and how much money they won based on their finals performance, we’ve got you covered.

ALGS Championship 2023 winners and full final standings

TSM cemented their dynasty in the competitive Apex world by winning the ALGS Championship with three consecutive wins in the Match Point Finals. North America likewise continues to dominate internationally, with five of the nine match point teams coming from NA: OpTic Gaming, The Dojo, LG Chivas, and FaZe.

Finals PlacementTeamPrize
FirstTSM$600,000
SecondOpTic Gaming$320,000
ThirdBLCKHVND$210,000
FourthThe Dojo$170,000
FifthLG Chivas$130,000
SixthFaZe$100,000
SeventhDreamFire$80,000
EighthPioneers$60,000
NinthRealize$50,000
10thIronBloodGaming$40,000
11thACEND$32,000
12thMoist Esports$30,000
13thElement 6$28,000
14thSAF Esports$26,000
15thNRG$24,000
16thOxygen Esports$22,000
17thPULVEREX$21,000
18thMDY-WHITE$20,000
19thAlliance$19,000
20thENTER FORCE.36$18,000
21stFC Destroy–
22ndTeam Singularity–
23rdDarkZero Esports–
24thNORTHEPTION–
25thTom Yum Kung–
26thFNATIC–
27thSentinels–
28thXSET–
29thONIC Esports–
30thComplexity Gaming–
31stGoNext–
32ndGANBARE OTOUSAN–
33rdDisguised–
34thRIDDLE ORDER–
35thAREA310–
36thAurora Gaming–
37thLCDF–
38thJLINGZ Esports–
39thK1CK–
40th100 Thieves–

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Justin-Ivan Labilles
Freelance Writer for Dot Esports covering Apex Legends, League of Legends, and VALORANT. Justin has played video games throughout all of his life, starting his esports writing career in 2022 at The Game Haus. When he's not spectating matches, he can easily be found grinding the ranked ladder.