The longest win streak in SaltyBet history is 103 matches. The biggest single pot was $3.62 billion. The most lopsided upset ever paid 428-to-1 — and it happened inside a $2 billion pot.[1]

Welcome back fam! SaltyTrack has been recording every match on the channel since December 18, 2021 — that’s 635,819 matches, $4.92 trillion in Salty Bucks, and 10,257 distinct fighters as of August 1, 2026. We get asked “what’s the record for X?” constantly — often enough that it belongs next to the rest of our SaltyBet FAQ — and until now the honest answer was “let us go run a query.” So we ran all of them. This is the permanent scoreboard.


The Headline Numbers

RecordHolderValue
Longest win streakThe world of arien103
Longest loss streakMaster god ryu42
Biggest potKatura hageteru vs Brad armstrong$3.62B
Biggest upsetMiduma over Remy428-to-1
Most matchesMiyako arima iqs310
Highest win rate (50+)K9999-ex93.1%
Lowest win rate (100+)Jolyne cujoh15.3%
Busiest dayNovember 9, 2024472 matches
Richest dayMarch 15, 2025$24.2B

What Is the Longest Win Streak in SaltyBet?

The world of arien holds the record at 103 consecutive wins.

FighterWin StreakTier
The world of arien103X
Ryousan gata patchouli78X
H_yujiro70X
Tetris EX67X
Koumakan reisen58X
Fortuna58X

Here’s the thing nobody tells you about streak records, and it’s the most interesting pattern in this entire article: every fighter on that list is X-tier, and every one of them plays almost never.

The world of arien appeared on the SaltyBet card exactly once in all of July 2026. Not once a week — once, in thirty-one days. Ryousan gata patchouli also appeared once. These streaks did not happen in a blistering run over a weekend; they accumulated a match at a time, over months, because X-tier is only 2.7% of all matches and the matchmaker rolls these characters out rarely.

Streak length is as much a function of scarcity as of strength. A dominant S-tier fighter that plays 300 matches will eventually meet something that beats it. A dominant X-tier fighter that plays twelve times a year can ride an unbeaten run for half a decade. Both are impressive; they are not the same achievement.

(A methodology note, because it matters: these are SaltyBet’s own per-match streak counters, captured at match time from the SaltyBoy data feed. We use them rather than recounting from our archive, because our records hold only a slice of these rare fighters’ full history. It’s the authoritative number.)


What Is the Longest Losing Streak?

Master god ryu lost 42 in a row — the deepest hole any fighter has dug on the channel.

FighterLoss Streak
Master god ryu42
Rouge unsou37
The kid36
Kyoshiro34
Hyper commando team31

Master god ryu is a fighter we’ve flagged before — a character sitting in a tier far above its actual ability, which is the recipe for a historic losing run. When the matchmaker keeps handing you opponents you cannot beat, the streak just keeps going.


What Is the Biggest Pot in SaltyBet History?

$3,616,565,145 — three and a half billion Salty Bucks, on February 28, 2022, in a B-tier match between Katura hageteru and Brad armstrong.

DateMatchupPotTier
2022-02-28Katura hageteru def. Brad armstrong$3.62BB
2022-03-07Yami_miko EX def. Reicubas$2.52BS
2022-06-02Psycho shredder[s] 3.0 def. Freedom$2.07BX
2022-06-19Raiya_mikazuchi def. Human saiki xiii$2.06BS
2022-03-01Miduma def. Remy$2.04BB

Two things jump out.

The biggest pot in SaltyBet history was a coin flip. The money split $1.813B on Katura hageteru against $1.803B on Brad armstrong — a 50.1% / 49.9% split. The most Salty Bucks ever staked on a single fight went on the most perfectly balanced matchup anyone could have asked for. It was a B-tier match. Nobody planned this.

Every one of the top five landed in 2022. SaltyBet’s economy was simply bigger then. For scale: the largest pot in all of July 2026 was $372 million — under a tenth of the all-time record. These records are a snapshot of a wealthier era of the salt mines, and they may stand for a very long time.


What Is the Biggest Upset in SaltyBet History?

Miduma beat Remy at 428-to-1 on March 1, 2022 — and it is comfortably the most expensive lesson ever delivered on the channel.

The crowd put $2,034,036,454 on Remy. It put $4,752,298 on Miduma. Miduma won.

DateWinnerLoserRatioPot
2022-03-01MidumaRemy428.0x$2.04B
2022-02-07MindcrasherRugagaga!!195.6x$337M
2025-08-25Kawashima-san EX3Limbo_bros140.0x$259M
2023-07-18Heart-armardiDark excellent donald134.6x$103M
2022-10-19Cyber akumaMint118.0x$153M

That match is on both the biggest-pot list and the biggest-upset list. Two billion Salty Bucks went into the salt mines in a single fight, and 99.8% of the money was on the wrong side. If you have ever wondered why we bang on about bet sizing in every single article — this is the answer, and it is 428 times louder than any argument we could write.

For the record: we’ve tested whether outcomes like this suggest anything shady, and they don’t. Our full rigging investigation ran five statistical tests across the archive and found zero evidence of manipulation. Wildly improbable things happen when you run 635,819 trials.


Who Has Played the Most Matches?

FighterMatchesRecordWin RateTier
Miyako arima iqs310261-4984.2%S
Ikumi tatikawa300233-6777.7%S
Kyo clone-10 ex295205-9069.5%S
Acirno_3.5293177-11660.4%S
Taokaka291247-4484.9%S
Android 16 ub22289252-3787.2%S

All six are S-tier, which makes sense — S-tier is where consistently strong characters settle and stay, drawing steady matchmaking for years. Android 16 ub22 is the standout: 289 matches at 87.2% is the rarest combination on this page, elite win rate and elite volume.

For context on the churn: 310 matches over four and a half years is the ceiling, while the median SaltyBet fighter appears a handful of times total. Most of the 10,257 characters we’ve tracked are ships in the night.


Highest and Lowest Win Rates

Win-rate records depend entirely on where you set the minimum match threshold, so here are both:

At 50+ matches: K9999-ex leads at 93.1% (54-4, X-tier).

At 100+ matches: Shiva-hell leads at 89.2% (222-27, S-tier), just ahead of Primeus (88.9%, 208 matches) and Bloodbane (88.8%, 205).

We flag both because the honest answer changes with the threshold — K9999-ex’s 58 matches is a thinner sample than Shiva-hell’s 249. Our 25 Strongest MUGEN Characters ranking goes deeper on this and is the better reference if you want the full top-25.

The other end of the ladder (100+ matches):

FighterRecordWin RateTier
Jolyne cujoh18-10015.3%B
Musashi17-9115.7%B
Goenitz17-8516.7%B
Son goku20-10016.7%B

Yes, that’s Son goku at 16.7% across 120 matches. We’ve said it before and the data keeps saying it louder: “always bet DBZ” is not a strategy, it’s a folk tale.


Single-Day Records

Busiest day: November 9, 2024 — 472 matches. The channel runs roughly 400 matches on a normal day, so 472 is a genuine marathon.

Richest day: March 15, 2025 — $24.2 billion wagered. That’s nearly double the next-richest day (April 9, 2022, at $14.8B) and about ten times a typical day in July 2026.

Most chaotic day: January 2, 2022 — Chaos Score 535. That record comes from our Chaos Score index, which measures not just how many favorites lost but how many confident calls went wrong. It has stood for over four years.


FAQ

What is the longest win streak in SaltyBet history?
The world of arien holds the record with 103 consecutive wins. Ryousan gata patchouli (78) and H_yujiro (70) are second and third. All of the longest streaks belong to X-tier fighters that appear on the card rarely, which lets an unbeaten run accumulate over months or years.

What is the longest losing streak in SaltyBet?
Master god ryu lost 42 consecutive matches, the longest losing streak SaltyTrack has recorded. Rouge unsou (37) and The kid (36) follow.

What is the biggest pot in SaltyBet history?
$3.62 billion Salty Bucks, on February 28, 2022, in a B-tier match between Katura hageteru and Brad armstrong. The money was split almost exactly evenly — 50.1% to 49.9% — making the largest pot ever also one of the closest-run matchups.

What is the biggest upset in SaltyBet history?
On March 1, 2022, Miduma beat Remy at a 428-to-1 bet ratio. The crowd staked about $2.03 billion on Remy and only $4.75 million on Miduma. It is both the largest upset ratio and the fifth-largest pot ever recorded.

Which SaltyBet fighter has the most matches?
Miyako arima iqs, with 310 matches and a 261-49 record (84.2%). The six most-played fighters are all S-tier.

Which SaltyBet fighter has the highest win rate?
K9999-ex at 93.1% (54-4) among fighters with 50+ matches. Raising the threshold to 100+ matches, Shiva-hell leads at 89.2% (222-27) across 249 matches.

How many matches has SaltyTrack tracked?
635,819 matches between December 18, 2021 and August 1, 2026, covering 10,257 distinct fighters and about $4.92 trillion in total Salty Bucks wagered.


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References

  1. SaltyTrack internal data: 635,819 matches recorded by SaltyTrack’s real-time match collector between December 18, 2021 and August 1, 2026 (UTC), covering 10,257 distinct fighters and $4,917,414,535,802 in total Salty Bucks wagered. Pot sizes, upset ratios, win rates, and per-day totals computed from the match database. Streak lengths reflect SaltyBet’s per-match streak counter captured from the SaltyBoy data feed at match time. Chaos Score record sourced from SaltyTrack’s daily surprise index as published in “SaltyBet’s Chaos Score.”