MIES (FIBA 3x3 World Tour) - The number 3 team in the world Piran (SLO) already won 33,000 USD in 2 months before the FIBA 3x3 World Tour 2018 begins in Saskatoon, Canada on July 21-22.

Last year's Chengdu Masters winners have cashed in in 4 different challengers (these international premium World Tour qualifiers).

They are the only team in the world who have won 3 Challengers this year (in Penang, Malaysia, Sydney, Australia and Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia). The prize money was 10,000 USD for the winners in each one of these events. They also took home 3,000 USD by finishing 3rd in Limassol, Cyprus  on June 16-17.

Liman Tesla Voda (SRB) trail Piran by just 1,000 USD. The winners of the Debrecen and Mexico City Masters last season have already won 2 Challengers (in Wuxi and Chengu, both in China) and finished second in Huai An, China and Limassol, Cyprus.

Humpolec Bernard (CZE) complete the podium with 28,000 USD after winning the Limassol Challenger and finishing second in Wuxi, Moscow and Lipik, Croatia.

Teams win USD 10,000 for winning a Challenger, 2nd gets 6,000, 3rd earns 3,000 and 4th, 1,000.

Prize money in the 3x3 professional season has reached more than 1.5m USD this season (more than 1m for the World Tour only). 

Season Earnings Top 10 (in USD)
1. Piran (SLO): 33k
2. Liman Tesla Voda (SRB): 32k
3. Humpolec  Bernard (CZE):  28k
4. Princeton (USA): 27k
5. Riga (LAT): 25k
6. Amsterdam Inoxdeals (NED) : 23k
-   Saskatoon (CAN): 23k
8. Melbourne I-Athletic (AUS): 12k
9. Gagarin (RUS): 10k
10. Belgrade (SRB): 9k
-  Moscow Inanomo (RUS): 9k
-  Novi Sad (SRB): 9k
-  Ralja Intglactic : 9k
-  Zemun (SRB): 9K

This ranking is likely to change dramatically after the Saskatoon Masters: a team winning a World Tour Masters takes home 30k, 2nd gets 20k, 3rd 12k and 4th 8k USD. Six of the top 10 teams will play in Saskatoon.

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