Yes, they get a paid a reasonable amount for winning.
Athletes should definitely get paid for their skills, and they do. Thousands of people come each year to watch them in person, and even more watch them on television.
No, they get endorsements when they win medals. Several of the people in games have family that have lost or are loosing their homes due to financial hardship. Some parents have spent not only time but money to make sure their son/daughter get the training and coaches they needed to get to this point. Frankly, they are "tapped" out because of it.
how much is a accountar getting paid?$700.00
No they do not because their payment is getting to be with the team.
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Athletes do receive some money for being featured in a video game.
No they cannot be paid if they compete in the Olympic games, they are amateurs until they are paid professionally, then they can no longer compete in the Olympic games.
If you think about it, they do. Most college athletes are on full scholarships which is basically like getting paid.
The millions and millions of dollars paid to professional athletes to "play games".
yes they get paid 0.3 percent of each purchase so.. nearly a dollar each 1000 purchases
Some do, but one of the founding principles of the modern Olympic Games is amateurism.
They generally start getting paid for performing the role of doctor in residency / internship after graduating from medical school.
They are paid in the currency of the country they are playing in. Pay varies amongst different athletes.
The only country in the world who's athletes don't get paid.
architects start out not getting paid so well but if you are good you'll get paid a lot
architects start out not getting paid so well but if you are good you'll get paid a lot