^^ They didn't get $200k each, that was the total sum. The compensation was $10 per thousand views. So, for instance, if your videos that matched the criteria set by EA (remember, 3 vids max per Youtuber) totalled 1 million views before the 29th of November, you received $10 thousand from EA in addition to the Youtube advertising money. Granted, that is still a lot of money but that's nowhere near to $200k.
[if you look at the assignment, it says compensation: $10 (CPM). View cap: 20,000,000. Ergo, $10 x 20,000 is $200,000.]
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