xQc Loses More Than Half a Million Dollars Betting on World Cup Winner

Professional video-game player and Twitch streamer Felix 'QC' Mengele lost more than $545,000 worth of bets because he believed France would win the World Cup.

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While the banner's initial bet was for $500,000, QC exposed a brief while later on that he really lost closer to $650,000 in total. The streamer made the mistake of attempting to cut down on his losses with $5,000 left, then made numerous extra bets after France connected the game. These subsequent bets merely wound up intensifying his losses, instead of helping to minimize them. As Kodak mentions, the bet was made through Stake, and QC currently has a collaboration handle the gambling site. It's uncertain simply just how much the banner's collaboration deal is with the business, but today's loss most likely cut into those revenues in a big method!

QC exposed the bet on Twitter, and a screen capture as evidence can be found embedded below.

While QC failed to forecast today's winner, FIFA 23 had the ability to do simply that. The final FIFA video game from Electronic Arts accurately forecasted the winner of the World Cup today, though not all aspects of the simulation were appropriate. Still, this marks numerous times now that FIFA video games have had the ability to accurately identify the total winner. Had actually QC gone by EA's forecast (which was shared by the publisher last month), he might have had a bit more cash to his name at the end of the day! Readers can discover more about the simulation right here.

As Rusty the Clown's financial consultant as soon as said gambling is the finest thing an individual can do, if he's good at it. While Felix QC Level did not wager that the Washington Generals would defeat the Harlem Globetrotters as Rusty once did, the Twitch banner did put a half a million dollar bet that France would emerge victorious in the World Cup. The group lost to Argentina earlier today, providing the nation its very first win because 1986, and making QC's wallet a lot lighter than it used to be!

[H/T: Desert, Kodak]

While Felix QC Level did not bet that the Washington Generals would beat the Harlem Globetrotters as Rusty when did, the Twitch banner did position a half a million dollar bet that France would emerge victorious in the World Cup. While the banner's initial bet was for $500,000, QC exposed a brief while later on that he actually lost closer to $650,000 in total. As Kodak points out, the bet was made through Stake, and QC currently has a collaboration deal with the gambling website.