MrBeast bet $100K a round against LeBron, Clark and Haaland. Who won?

MrBeast’s new video, “Beat LeBron, Win $100,000,” has a scoreboard, and the headline match is the one outlets can’t agree on. The video went up on his YouTube channel Saturday, Oct. 31. It has MrBeast putting $100,000 per round against LeBron James, Caitlin Clark, Erling Haaland, Simone Biles, Alysa Liu, Hardik Pandya and Gordon Ramsay.

The format, per IBTimes AU, is simple: if the guest wins, the $100,000 goes to a charity they pick. If MrBeast wins, it goes to his subscribers. MrBeast wrote on X that he bet “the top athletes in the world $100,000 I could beat them!”

The scoreboard, as reported

Here is the tally from IBTimes AU’s recap. Treat the LeBron line with care, because it is the one that conflicts.

1. HaalandTarget practice on goal. IBTimes AU calls it a narrow tie.
2. LiuA figure skating obstacle course. IBTimes AU says MrBeast’s team beat her.
3. PandyaA baseball hitting contest. Pandya had never played baseball and won, Yahoo Sports reports.
4. ClarkA shooting challenge with $50,000 for a half-court shot and an optional extra $50,000. IBTimes AU says Clark won.
5. RamsayA cooking contest. IBTimes AU says the judges picked Ramsay’s dish.
6. BilesA high-altitude balance beam challenge. IBTimes AU reports no result for it.
7. LeBronA one-on-one three-point shootout in Akron, Ohio. Reports disagree on who won.

The LeBron round: two versions

Both outlets agree on the setup. It was a timed three-point contest in LeBron’s hometown, with $100,000 for the LeBron James Family Foundation if he won. LeBron joked beforehand, “I’m no Steph Curry, but I can make a couple of shots.”

The Yahoo piece is a syndicated EssentiallySports story and gives a specific score. IBTimes AU gives none. One of them has it wrong, so check the final minutes of the video before you argue about it in the group chat.

Pandya’s win is the clean one

This part is consistent across reports. Pandya, India’s all-rounder, beat MrBeast in a home-run challenge, with Indian YouTuber CarryMinati in the segment. IBTimes AU, citing Indian media, says he sent three balls out of the stadium.

He then gave the prize away. Reports say it went to ADAPT and Community Streeties India, which work in animal welfare, and IBTimes AU describes it as about 94 lakh rupees. Yahoo notes the donation was “understood” to have gone to those groups, so the wording is secondhand.

Where it stands

The one question left is the LeBron round. Both outlets published on Nov. 1, a day after the upload, so corrections may follow. Until then, the safe version is that Pandya won and gave the money to charity, and the LeBron result depends on which write-up you trust.