Behind the xQc–Stake Deal: $200,000 per Stream and a Clever Plan to Return to Twitch

Popular streamer Félix "xQc" Lengyel shocked the community by accidentally (or perhaps not) revealing financial details of his partnership with the well-known crypto casino Stake. The revelation happened during a joint livestream with content creator StableRonaldo on the Kick platform.

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As it turned out, the conditions offered to the Canadian star are simply phenomenal. For every stream where he spins slots on the Stake platform, xQc receives a fixed payment of $200,000. According to the streamer himself, the casino does not care about metrics: the amount does not depend on the number of viewers, the duration of the broadcast, or the size of his bets in the game. It is a stable "fee" simply for launching the stream.

But the surprises did not end there. Félix also hinted at his triumphant return to Twitch, where strict restrictions on gambling advertising are known to exist. The streamer has already come up with a loophole: he plans to integrate Stake branding directly into the visual design of his channel (through banners on the screen), while avoiding any direct registration links. According to his plan, the absence of links should help him avoid a ban and technically bypass Twitch's strict rules regarding gambling advertising.