🎰 xQc’s Gambling Stats (as of June 27, 2025)
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Total wagered: $3,588,194,245.26 (~$3.6 billion)
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Total number of bets: 1,345,423
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Average bet size: $2,666.99
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Wins: 128,120 bets
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Losses: 1,200,994 bets
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Win rate: 9.64%
🧮 Interpreting the Numbers
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Win rate under 10%: That’s extremely low, even for casino-style gambling (where win rates typically vary by game).
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$3.6 billion wagered doesn’t mean xQc had that much in liquid funds. This total likely includes:
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Repeated use of winnings to re-bet
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Massive “recycles” of casino balances
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Possibly sponsored casino funds (especially given Kick’s partnership with Stake)
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🎥 How This Info Got Out
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During a live stream on June 27, 2025, xQc accidentally revealed his Stake betting history.
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His account name “FELIXGAMBA” was visible.
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A screenshot of the data quickly circulated on Twitter (X), via @yoxics.
💬 Community Reaction
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Some claim the money is “fake” or “recycled casino credit,” speculating he didn’t risk real personal capital for much of it.
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Others focused on the massive scale, wondering how he maintained such a pace:
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To reach 1.34 million bets, that’s about 1,200+ bets per day over 3 years.
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Critics continue to highlight the potential for normalized gambling behavior to influence younger or more vulnerable viewers.
🧨 Controversy & Concerns
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xQc has long been in the spotlight for gambling on Twitch before switching to Kick, a platform that openly permits such content.
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He’s known for defending gambling, but these stats visibly highlight the risk-reward imbalance of casino betting — even with huge volumes and streamer deals.
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The ethics of streamer gambling sponsorships remain hotly debated, especially with platforms like Kick backed by gambling interests.
📌 Key Takeaway
Whether the money was “real” or not, this leak confirms just how lopsided and unsustainable high-stakes gambling is — even for one of the world’s top-paid streamers. It also reinforces why transparency and regulation are becoming growing demands around casino-streaming content.
