Drake and xQc went live with a $2M budget on Stake's games.
The stream attracted 200,000 viewers for high-stakes roulette and slots.
Despite losses, spirits were high, and future streams are planned.
With no less than $2,000,000 in hand, Drake and xQc unexpectedly go live on Drake's Kick channel to put Stake’s roulette and several slots to the test.
Drake X xQc
In the late hours of November 24th, 2024, spilling into the early hours of the 25th, Drake and xQc went live on Kick with a staggering two million dollars in cash, ready to take on Stake’s library of games.
The duo began with some roulette rounds before deciding to tackle the site’s slots.
The stream held around 200,000 concurrent viewers and it didn’t take long for the five and six-figure wins to roll in.
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The Stream Unfolds
On an average day, seeing $8,000 returned to an account would be big news but the boys weren’t phased. They’re expecting much more and, rightly so, considering that we’ve reported max wins of multiple millions from each of them in the past.
This is no average day, though. These are two industry heavyweights.
It didn’t take long for the $2M pot to dwindle down by 25% to $1.5M but these boys have been there and seen it before. They’re trusting the process.
We’re playing “San Quentin 2: Death Row”. If you’ve been keeping up with the news, you’ll know that this intriguing new game from NoLimit City paid out more than $20K from a $0.20 bet at Ybets.io this week.
This just feels like a matter of time.
Spellbinding Spins
The duo move on. We’re now playing a more familiar slot from Pragmatic Play.
There’s a magician in the room. The reels continue to spin and Drake’s gleaming eye does catch the $58K win but he’s seen much more and that’s what we’re waiting for.
The magician has them hooked.
New game: we’ve moved on to Fire Portals by Pragmatic Play. The boys fancy it.
Some big wins did come in but they simply weren’t enough. If you’ve kept up with us in the past, you’ll know that each of these slot players has landed multiple seven-figure jackpots in the past.
“Six Six Six” by Hacksaw Gaming is the next slot that caught the attention of Drake and xQc. This is no surprise given the game’s general popularity.
We’re sat at $1.2M in the bank and there is still plenty of room to manoeuvre.
For the first time in this stream, the pair drop below $1,000,000 and things are getting a little more serious. Half of the day’s budget has gone and there’s no sign of a Max Win.
They load up Blood and Shadow 2 by NoLimit City.
$14,160 is the largest return they see from their bets but it cost them much more. It doesn’t take long for them to sense the vibes are off in this game.
Perhaps Hacksaw’s “Double Rainbow” slot will be enough to pull xQc away from his phone.
No luck. Drake wants to return to Drac’s Stacks by Massive Studios. After all, the name has a ring to it.
We’re now down from $2,000,000 to just $20,000.
That simply won’t do, so xQc tops up the account with another $100,000 to see if they can pull things back. The problem is, $50,000 is immediately squandered and the situation is looking dire.
Not to worry - it’s Drake’s turn to add some juice to the balance and he settles for no less than half a million dollars.
Before xQc has even returned from a bathroom break, Drake has gone all in.
This was a risky move in this high volatility slot and it doesn’t pay off. The game is over.
It’s time to call it a day. Spirits remain high, though, as Drake and xQc discuss their plans to head out to the club.
Before the stream comes to an end, Drake is sure to mention future plans to host the next Drake Vs Stake stream at his own residence - and, of course, xQc will be invited.
It’s clear that this was an enjoyable stream for everybody involved regardless of the end result. Drake takes the opportunity to remind the 200,000 people watching that it’s all about the fun and that they should enjoy the upcoming festive period which should be spent with family and friends.
