• Streamer Timothy “TimTheTatMan” Betar finally won a game of Fall Guys.
  • Tim’s effort had been tracked by many, with more than 300,000 fans watching when he finally secured victory.
  • Tim had been working towards a Fall Guys win for days, with fans from across the world cheering him on what looked like his Quixotic quest for victory.
  • The official Fall Guys account congratulated him when he finally scored his first crown.
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Timothy “TimTheTatMan” Betar completed his quest for a Fall Guys crown in dramatic fashion on Wednesday, with more than 300,000 viewers on Twitch cheering him on.

The popular streamer had been seeking out a win in the game for days, but fallen victim to numerous close calls and even some attempts of sabotage from opposing players. But on Wednesday, he finally claimed his crown, outlasting his competitors in a round of “Hex-a-Gone” to take the top prize with roughly 340,000 cheering him on.

His reaction was one of joy, relief, and vindication.

After his victory, Tim received shout outs and congratulations from fans and fellow streamers from around the world.

A streamer taking the top spot in battle-royale style party game is hardly headline news, but Tim's story captured the attention of fans thanks to the struggle of his path to victory.

Fall Guys, one of the hit games of the summer, pits 60 egg-shaped competitors against each other, eliminating them through a series of mini-games until one is left standing. It's not exactly difficult to win, but it's frustrating, with luck as much a part of victory as skill.

For a streamer of Tim's prominence, grabbing a victory should not have taken long, but after a few frustrating days, it was clear the win wasn't going to come easy, and his failures quickly became a meme of sorts. Some fans began to cheer him on, but Tim suspected others of attempting to cue up in his games to thwart his effort.

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As his troubles worsened, he began to get trolled by the official Fall Guys account on Twitter.

But on Wednesday, Tim finally got his victory, and the world rejoiced.

Here's to hoping his next win doesn't take as long.

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