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Data Reveals This Game Causes Players to Rage Quit the Most!

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5 years ago

February 16, 2021

George Miller

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Minecraft, the best-selling game of all time, causes gamers to blast out their infuriation the most, with over 12,000 related mentions on Reddit from gamers!
Halo, Fortnite, and Rocket League all rank within the top 10 for causing the most rage quits, with a combined total of 9,510 rage quitting posts!
More than 80% of gamers admitted to having rage quit over losing a game.
PC gamers are the sorest losers with 39% regularly rage quitting!

With approximately 2.7 billion gamers* in the world it’s safe to say that not every gamer will react the same way when they face in-game bosses or teams that they just cannot beat – in fact, there are 80,521 gaming posts on Instagram containing ‘#ragequit’!

Keen to explore the effects that losing a game has on players, and the reactions it may also cause, TopRatedCasinos.co.uk combined 3,792 responses from a survey of games that made players the angriest with data from thousands of comments on Reddit to find out the top 10 games that cause players to rage quit the most, and why.

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Minecraft has the most online mentions of rage quitting with 12,200 related reddit comments and posts!

Not only do gamers love to vent about their rage quitting moments, but it also seems they love to watch rage quits! Minecraft rage quitting has the highest YouTube viewing figures of all the games in the top 10 at 23.6 million!

Call of Duty lands in second place with 10,940 mentions on Reddit. The most-watched video containing CoD rage quits has 3,606,686 views! The most common reason for rage quitting CoD was ridiculous kill shots.

In third place is FIFA, with 6,350 mentions on Reddit. The most-viewed compilation video on YouTube has 4,104,713 views!

Battlefield and Grand Theft Auto rank fourth and fifth, respectively, with 4,710 and 4,570 Reddit comments.

In sixth place is Counterstrike: Global Offensive (3,540), in seventh is Halo (3,480), and in eighth place is Fortnite (3,450). Rounding off the top 10, in ninth place is Player Unknown’s Battlegrounds (2,680).

Sony’s Bloodborne is in 10^th place with 2,650 related posts and comments on Reddit about rage quitting the game. The most common reason for rage quitting this game was the high number of tries it took to defeat in-game bosses.

Angriest Platform

TopRatedCasinos.co.uk further analysed the data to determine if there is a correlation between video game platforms and sore loser-ship.

85% of gamers have rage quit a game; 8% would do so after every single loss, whereas 46% considered it to be a rare occurrence.

Percentage of PC players who rage quit: 39%

Percentage of PlayStation players who rage quit: 25%

Percentage of Nintendo players who rage quit: 11%

Percentage of Xbox players who rage quit: 14%

The most common emotion experienced after anger was annoyance at 84%.

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ACR POKER’S BLAZING HIGH FIVE TOURNAMENT SERIES RETURNS WITH $4 MILLION GUARANTEED THIS APRIL

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3 hours ago

April 14, 2026

GamingAmericas.com

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New ‘Highest Five’ nosebleed events with buy-ins ranging from $5,200 to $25,500 mark the biggest stakes ever seen on ACR Poker

ACR Poker’s most lit week is back with the return of The High Five Tournament Series from April 19th to 23rd, bringing $4 Million GTD across 50 events. Each day brings a full slate of action, with 10 smoking tourneys firing daily including five high-stakes events featuring buy-ins of $44 and over and five low-stakes events with buy-ins of $33 and under.

And this year, the stakes are even higher with the new ‘Highest Five’ tourneys added on top. For the first time, ACR Poker is rolling out elite nosebleed tourneys designed for the game’s boldest players. Two nosebleed events will take place each day of the High Five Tournament Series with buy-ins from $5,200 to $25,500, marking the biggest stakes ever seen on ACR.

The High Five Tournament Series Main Event will take place on Monday, April 20th, featuring a $420 buy-in and a $200,000 GTD prize pool. The schedule also includes a special rebuy and add-on day on Monday, April 20th and a PLO day on Wednesday, April 22nd.

And the action doesn’t stop there. Players can blaze up the standings in the High Five Leaderboard Competition, where more than $25,000 in prizes are up for grabs, including $2,650 Venom seats, tourney tickets and The Golden Bong trophies. Simply by playing in High Five events, players will earn points towards either the High Leaderboard (buy-ins of $44 and over) or the Low Leaderboard (buy-ins of $33 or under).

The stakes are high and so are the names stepping in. ACR Pro Chris Moneymaker is locked in to play every Highest Five event, and so is CEO Phil Nagy. “The High Five Tournament Series has a fun vibe to it and I’m excited to be jumping into the new Highest Five tourneys,” said ACR Pro Chris Moneymaker. “But what’s great about this series is that players of all bankrolls can get in on the action from small-stakes grinders to high-rollers. We’ll see you at the tables.”

For more information, visit ACRPoker.eu.

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ACR Poker brings back High Five Series with $4m guaranteed in April Subheadline

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4 hours ago

April 14, 2026

Wladimir P.

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ACR Poker will run The High Five Tournament Series from April 19 to 23, 2026, with $4 million guaranteed across 50 tournaments, according to the operator.

The schedule lists 10 events per day, split between five higher buy-in tournaments ($44 and over) and five lower buy-in tournaments ($33 and under).

The operator is also adding new ‘Highest Five’ events—two per day—positioned as “nosebleed” tournaments with buy-ins ranging from $5,200 to $25,500. ACR Poker said these are the biggest stakes it has offered on the platform.

The series Main Event runs Monday, April 20, with a $420 buy-in and a $200,000 guaranteed prize pool. ACR Poker also flagged a rebuy and add-on day on April 20 and a dedicated PLO day on Wednesday, April 22.

A leaderboard promotion will award more than $25,000 in prizes, including $2,650 Venom seats, tournament tickets and “The Golden Bong” trophies. Points accrue via High Five events and are split into a High Leaderboard ($44 and over) and Low Leaderboard ($33 or under).

ACR Poker said ACR Pro Chris Moneymaker and CEO Phil Nagy plan to play every Highest Five event. “The High Five Tournament Series has a fun vibe to it and I’m excited to be jumping into the new Highest Five tourneys,” said ACR Pro Chris Moneymaker. “But what’s great about this series is that players of all bankrolls can get in on the action from small-stakes grinders to high-rollers. We’ll see you at the tables.”

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Creedroomz launches Road to El Dorado live casino game show

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4 hours ago

April 14, 2026

Wladimir P.

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Creedroomz has launched Road to El Dorado, a new live casino game show it calls its largest production to date. The title is built around a wheel-of-fortune mechanic and four bonus rounds, with a studio set designed around an Aztec theme.

The main wheel has 54 segments, with base numbers 1, 2, 5 and 10, plus four bonus spots. Creedroomz said each segment has its own payout multiplier, and that after bets close a random number or bonus segment may receive an added multiplier of up to x50.

Creedroomz said the game includes four bonus rounds: Marble Race, a physical marble race in-studio with payouts up to 6,250×; Boom Blast, a 3D bonus where players choose one of three cannons with multipliers up to x100 on low risk and up to x500 on high risk; Dice Fight, shown on an LED screen with random multipliers up to 10,000x and rerolls on ties; and Eldorado, a multi-level pick-and-reveal bonus where multipliers combine across four levels, with a fifth “Zenith” level unlocked by finding hidden diamonds.

“With Road to El Dorado, we didn’t just want to build a wheel; we wanted to build a world,” says Arturs Fjodorovs, CPO at Creedroomz. “By combining physical studio elements with RNG-driven 3D visuals, we’ve created a multi-layered experience that offers something for every type of player. It is a true spectacle for operators and a goldmine for engagement.”

Creedroomz: https://creedroomz.com/ Official company site for product and portfolio context.

Malta Gaming Authority (MGA): https://www.mga.org.mt/ Relevant regulator for verifying licensing and game supply credentials if applicable.

UK Gambling Commission (UKGC); https://www.gamblingcommission.gov.uk/ Relevant regulator for checking market access and licensing where applicable.

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