xQc, a highly popular casino streamer, has often sparked debate. Initially, he was vocal in defending gambling on Twitch, but later decided to switch to a more lenient platform, Kick.
xQc gambled billions on Stake
Suddenly transitioning from playing Overwatch, a video game by Blizzard, to casino streaming, xQc attracted attention, with many attributing the change to lucrative casino deals. However, a topic of ongoing debate remained: what is xQc’s actual win-loss ratio? The answer came on Friday, June 27, when, during a live stream, xQc revealed his account information at Stake, a globally recognized online casino where he is known as FELIXGAMBA. A glimpse into his play history showed that he had wagered an astonishing $3,588,194,245.26—truly in the billions. xQc had made a total of 1,345,423 bets, indicating that the average bet was approximately $2,666.99.
xQc loses the majority of the bets he places
According to the screenshot, xQc lost 1,200,994 bets but won only 128,120, which is less than 10% of his total bets. The figure of $3.6 billion doesn't imply that xQc ever had that much money; it's more about repeatedly winning and then using the winnings to continue gambling. With over 1.2 million losing bets, it's intriguing to consider how he managed to sustain this habit. Naturally, the online community has reacted cautiously to these figures. Some commentators speculated that the money was fake anyway, while others focused on trying to calculate how many spins xQc makes daily to reach over 1.34 million spins.
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