It’s only a matter of time before Steph Curry becomes a billionaire. 

Like all superstar athletes, the secret to much of Curry’s wealth lies off the court, but before we get to that, let’s start with a quick breakdown of his basketball income.

ON-COURT EARNINGS

Here are Curry’s NBA contracts:

Rookie contract – 4 years, $12.7M Player option – 1 year, $3.1M Player option – 1 year, $3.95M Rookie extension – 4 years, $44M First max contract – 5 years, 201.2M Second max contract – 4 years, $215.3M

Despite earning just $63.7M over the first 10 years of his career due to his questionable ankles, Curry will have earned $416.5M in the nine years that followed the signing of his first max deal.

To frame that a little differently, Curry earned about $6M per season on average over the first 10 years of his career, and will earn 10 times that in the final year of his latest contract extension.

Curry was earning so little over the first 10 years of his career.

Now let’s take a look at how much Curry makes off the court, and where he earns that money.

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Source: USA Today