Popular internet personality Felix "xQc" shared some fascinating details about his Kick livestreaming contract and Stake gambling deal. While interacting with his audience in a livestream, xQc claimed that if he "chose" to include gambling on Stake in his Kick contract, he would have received a mind-boggling $275 million. He said:"If I chose to put gambling into the contract, it probably wouldn't have been $100 mill. It'll probably be something more like $225 (million) - $250 (million), right? That's just on the low-end. On the low-end, if I put both together in the contract, and I had one number for it, it would be probably like $275 (million). If I were to give a random number in my head. Okay?"The content creator also elaborated on why he opted to keep the Kick livestreaming deal and the Stake gambling contract separate:"But, it's not! Because, I didn't want to do that. I wanted to keep it separate and they also agreed that if I did want to go on that line, it would be separate. And, there were no talks about it until later on when I had re-signed it. Right? At that point, I asked them for it. Which is fine, to be honest. But, it was not included in and I didn't have to do it.""This dude going to be the richest man in the world" - Fans react to xQc's clipX user @FearedBuck's post featuring xQc's clip has garnered quite a lot of attention. One netizen wondered if Adin Ross' Kick deal was worth more than the French-Canadian personality's:A netizen's comment, wondering if Adin Ross' Kick deal was worth more than xQc's (Image via X)Another fan referred to the Twitch star as "super rich":Fans weigh in on the streamer's clip 1/3 (Image via X)X user @Valedelgato's comment was liked by numerous netizens. They wrote:"This dude going to be the richest man in the world just from playing video games."Fans weigh in on the streamer's clip 2/3 (Image via X)Here are some more pertinent responses:Fans weigh in on the streamer's clip 3/3 (Image via X)xQc is among the most renowned personalities in the livestreaming industry, best known for his Just Chatting and gaming-related content. He joined the Amazon-owned platform in 2014 and currently boasts an impressive 11,930,595 followers.