‘Madden’ videogame tournament winner will get more money than Super Bowl champs
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Kids who are obsessed with football may dream of someday winning the Super Bowl — but winning a football videogame competition actually pays more.
On Monday, a game of Electronic Arts’
EA flagship “Madden” American football videogame will be played between gamers Jonathan “JonBeast” Marquez and Jacob “Fancy” Worthington, with a $250,000 prize for the winner and $150,000 for the runner-up.