
I remember when GeoGuessr was just a game I'd play with my friends in IT class when the teacher had their back turned. Never did I think it could have such an amazing competitive scene, let alone showcase one of the most nail-biting esports moments I've ever watched.
This year, the second GeoGuessr World Cup took place in Stockholm, Sweden, the city where the game was thought up a decade ago. With eight finalists competing in various pool matches, everyone's eyes were on the final prize—$26,250 plus 100% of the revenue from every World Cup jersey and Twitch subscription sold during the tournament. It's an impressive prize for the winner, especially considering the money was entirely raised by the GeoGuessr community.