xQc reveals just how much money he has bet in gambling streams

Olivia Richman Published 28/06/2025

Felix “xQc” Lengyel is one of the most popular streamers on Kick and elsewhere, and he’s known for his gambling and betting streams that feature big wins and even bigger antics. Recently, xQc accidentally shared just how much he has actually bet through his gambling exploits.

Formerly a professional Overwatch League player, xQc has become one of the biggest streamers in the world due to the combination of his FPS skills, consistent controversies, and high-stakes gambling streams. Last year, xQc revealed that he earned $9 million in a single year while streaming on both Kick and Twitch. This is no surprise, with Kick offering him millions of dollars to join the platform and his popularity on Twitch still being maintained. But xQc has not just been saving and sitting on all of that money. Instead, he’s been involved in quite a bit of action.

How much does xQc spend on gambling and betting?

xQc makes no secret of his being big into both gambling and betting, and a recent accidental revealed showed that he has made bets totaling around $3.59 billion through online gambling platform Stake.

During a recent stream, xQc was playing some online slots on Stake when he opened his profile to make a few more bets. This put his profile information on screen including just how much money he has bet, and it was seemingly stuck there no matter what xQc did or how intensively he clicked around looking to hide the information.

Specifically, xQc has made 1,345,423 total bets on Stake, and those bets come in at a total of approximately $3.59 billion. That statistic was quite shocking to see for many of his fans, with some wondering how much of that was taken from xQc’s own personal finances versus how much may have been provided to him. Some gambling streamers are provided with funds from betting platforms and other sponsors so that they can gamble with those funds on stream, but xQc hasn’t made clear which sources account for which amounts in his betting history.

Out of his 1,345,423 bets, xQc lost 1,200,994. This left him with 128,120 wins, which is a 9.52% win rate. xQc has relied on scoring huge individual wins to balance out the losses he has taken, helping to explain just how much he has bet online.

Kick has embraced being a home for betting and gambling content, including xQc’s ongoing betting streams featuring Stake games. The streams have certainly continued to prove popular with fans, as xQc remains one of the most-watched and popular streamers in the livestreaming space.

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About Olivia Richman

Olivia has worked in media ever since graduating from college, with her coverage ranging from traditional newspaper reporting to digital coverage of all things gaming, online betting, and nerd culture. She has traveled around the world pursuing that coverage, from the far coasts of the United States to the busy downtown core of Tokyo, Japan. Olivia’s favorite games include Overwatch and Super Smash Smash Bros, and she has been published at Esports Illustrated, Inven Global, EsportsInsider, Upcomer, and elsewhere.

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