Colton Lott’s net worth is thought to be around $100,000. But as he plays, travel costs and other expenses come up, his net worth may change over time.
The annual travel, bonspiel, and other expenses for a professional or extremely competitive curling team can range from $80,000 to $100,000. As many curling teams lack significant sponsors, part of the money needed to play competitively must come from the players.
Lott’s first curling triumph came while playing third for the Manitoba team at the 2011 Canada Winter Games when they earned a bronze medal.
As an alternate for Team Canada in the 2015 World Junior Curling Championships, Lott was asked to compete.
The winnings from a curling match are often split evenly among all four competitors. The winning team at the 2018 Brier (a national competition in Canada) received $62,000.
Each player does not get a lot of money because the squad only succeeds in one or perhaps two competitions each year. In addition to becoming professional curlers, the majority of curlers also work in the industry. This is because of curling’s inability to “pay the bills”.
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