xQc is having a tidy payday on Kick with $200K earned per stream

• Félix Lengyel, better known as xQc, says he earns $200,000 per gambling stream on Kick
• The revelation came during a conversation with fellow streamer StableRonaldo about his deal with crypto casino Stake
• The six-figure payout reportedly applies regardless of stream length, whether the broadcast lasts minutes or hours

Professional gamer turned casino streamer xQc, real name Félix Lengyel, has dropped a new interesting titbit of info about himself, with the 30-year-old suggesting that he is earning six figures per stream on popular Twitch alternative, Kick.

This comes amid wider events that have seen Trainwrecks, another popular streamer, vituperate that he may be walking away from Stake, a popular cryptocurrency platform, where xQc is usually playing.

xQc has recently shared that he is earning $200,000 for every Stake stream, and the payment is not dependent on the duration of the stream either. xQc just pops on and has fun, playing as much as he likes before turning in.

The exact figure was pinpointed by the streamer himself, who appeared on StableRonaldo’s stream and answered the question point-blank.

"How much was your real deal from Stake," StableRonaldo asked. xQc did not hesitate to drop the big number right there and then: "It can be ten minutes, could be five hours. i get $200k flat. I could gamble one dollar for an hour, and keep a $190,000."

It is not clear whether this is factored into his reported deal with Stake, which is supposedly a $100-million bargain for the streamer, or if it comes on top of it. Either way, xQc is easily one of the best-paid gambling streamers today.

He has also been gambling actively, with the player reporting that he had staked as much as $3bn with the platform as of September 2024. This does not mean that xQc had $3bn to gamble with to begin with.

In mid-2025, xQc said that he had wagered $3.6bn, with a 90% loss rate, although the ratio only concerns the number of winning and losing bets, not the total amount won or lost.

It means that his win-loss ratio had pushed him over this threshold with time. xQc could also be trying to return to Twitch, with the streamer mulling over inserting a banner on his channel that will simply display the Stake brand, but won’t have any Call to Action (CTA) buttons inserted.