The professional video game world might be a boys’ club — males account for 70% of frequent viewers and players — and there aren’t a lot of women playing video games professionally. At least not yet.

But those who do are definitely making a name for themselves.

e-Sports Earnings has ranked the top 100 female players who have won the most prize money, based on information provided online.

The information doesn’t include sponsorship deals and income that players receive from streaming their gaming on services like Twitch.

15. Seo ‘ToSsGirL’ Ji-soo – $5,753.13 from 3 tournaments

Seo Ji-soo, who played under the alias ToSsGirL, was a professional StarCraft player. She retired in 2012 and now runs a cybermall called “tossgirl.”

14. Mirlet ‘Hitomi 1’ Delgadillo – $6,000 from 2 tournaments

13. Samantha ‘Ricochet’ Whale – $7,000 from 1 tournament

Samantha “Ricochet” Whale was part of a team that came in third place for a “Dead or Alive 4” tournament, back in 2007.

12. Jennifer ‘jso’ So – $7,000 from 4 tournaments

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Jennifer “jso” So earned $6,000 in one tournament alone. Her game of choice is Counter-Strike. She was also the champion in three different Counter-Strike tourneys. She’s on the SK.Ladies Counter-Strike team.

11. Christine ‘potter’ Chi – $7,800 from 5 tournaments

Christine “potter” Chi is also a Counter-Strike player, who’s based in the U.S. She was the champion in three different tournaments. She’s on the SK.Ladies Counter-Strike team.

10. Alice ‘ali’ Lew – $7,800 from 5 tournaments

Alice “ali” Lew is on the SK.Ladies Counter-Strike team. She took home the championship in three different tournaments.

9. Alana ‘Ms.X’ Reid – $10,000 from 1 tournament

Alana “Ms.X” Reid, who hails from Canada, made all her money in one tournament. She was the runner-up in a “Quake III Arena” tournament.

8. Livia ‘Liefje’ Teernstra – $14,000 from 2 tournaments