xQc shocks viewers with his gambling stats that are now in the billions of dollars

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Felix ‘xQc’ Lengyel, known as a streaming star, has recently shared updates on his lifetime gambling statistics, and it appears the amount of money he’s gambled now surpasses billions.

Disagreement over gambling during live streams among broadcasters has been a contentious issue. While some staunchly oppose it, others welcomed Twitch’s decision to prohibit streaming slot machines and casino games as early as 2022.

While some individuals oppose it and refrain from streaming gambling on Twitch, others support it and have moved their operations to alternative platforms such as Kick, which permit gambling streams. xQc falls into this supportive group, though he has pledged to cease the gambling broadcasts previously, they continue to be a component of his content.

The individual from Canada temporarily stepped away from playing casino games. However, he resumed his gaming sessions in late June, which coincided with the start of his live streams.

xQc reveals Stake wagers are over $3 billion

During his live stream on June 26th, Lengyel resumed his betting activities and opted to share some of the numbers associated with his bets. “Wow, dude,” he exclaimed, reacting to the figures displayed on the screen, which were previously a professional Overwatch player.

Based on the data, xQc has made more than 1.3 million bets, with his money amounting to over $3.5 billion. That’s “billion” as in a thousand million. The number of bets he lost? About 1.2 million, while he’s won on approximately 128,000 of those wagers.

The statistics you see represent his gaming history since he created that particular account in early 2021, which is nearly five years’ worth. Yet, they don’t disclose the total winnings or losses accumulated during this period.

#xqc xQc shows his Stake statistics

— Livestream Fails (@LSF_Forwarder) June 27, 2025

In a conversation held in November, the streamer mentioned the real financial losses they had experienced, estimating them to exceed $100 million to both Logan Paul and Mike Maljak.

He acknowledged that his losses exceeded $100 million, but since he’s an avid gambler, he expects high returns. However, he admitted that he can be reckless in his betting habits.

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2025-06-27 14:19