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YourRage Breaks 100K Twitch Subs After Winning MrBeast Streamer Event

Owen Harsono
Owen Harsono Published 06/04/2026
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Twitch streamer YourRageGaming emerged victorious in MrBeast’s most recent event, where he competed against 49 of the biggest streamers in the world. Winning the event put YourRage in the center of the spotlight, as he was able to give away $1 million to his community – but that wasn’t the only reward he got.

MrBeast Adds Twist to Huge Streamer Event

In MrBeast’s newest challenge, the YouTube star gathered 50 of the world’s biggest streamers to compete for $1 million to be given away. The event featured some of the most watched Kick and Twitch streamers, like xQc, Ibai and Rubius.

Streamers were trapped in a box and had to compete in several different games until there was only one remaining. At the end of the video, the contestants were down to four, with the survivors being Ski Mask the Slump God, YourRage, Rakai and El Rubius.

MrBeast announced a twist where the final game would instead be played on a live stream, 24 hours after the video was uploaded. He would also give away $1,000 to a random viewer every minute.

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Image via MrBeast

Last Man Standing

MrBeast’s live stream reached 1 million live viewers with ease. For the final game, each contestant had three hearts lined up in front of the playing field. The goal was to use a slingshot to launch different items and break their opponents’ hearts. Viewers were able to vote on which item each streamer would propel.

Unfortunately, things didn’t necessarily go to plan, as the streamers could not hit the target for hours. The participants collectively agreed to use their hands to throw the items instead.

The final two came down to Ski Mask and YourRage. The former still had three hearts standing, while the latter only had one. Still, YourRage pulled off a huge comeback and shattered three hearts to win the entire event.

YourRage Gives Away $1M on Stream

Right after winning the event, MrBeast prepared a streaming setup for YourRage, where he would give away the winnings to his community. His Twitch stream broke past 260,000 viewers, with people subscribing to his channel in hopes of a higher chance of winning.

The huge influx of viewers helped YourRage gain close to 90,000 subscribers on a single stream, skyrocketing his sub count from 10,000 to 100,000. With this, YourRage is currently the most-subscribed streamer on Twitch.

YourRage prioritized giving back to his team, allocating $150,000 to his team of moderators and $100,000 to his editor, who worked overtime to ensure his videos went up on time. The rest of the money was given away to fans on his live stream.

Featured image: MrBeast

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Owen lives for competition, spending most of his gaming hours on Dota 2, CS2, and Valorant. A regular on the SEA Dota 2 leaderboards, he combines his first-hand experience with a deep passion for esports journalism, following the professional scenes of all three esports betting titles religiously. When he’s not writing, he’s most probably betting on esports and watching the latest events.

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