The winner of EA’s ‘Madden’ videogame tournament will get more prize money than the NFL’s Super Bowl champions

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, Electronic Arts’

EA flagship “Madden” American football videogame crowned Jacob “Fancy” Worthington as the best player in the world after he beat Jonathan “JonBeast” Marquez for a $250,000 prize. As a runner-up, Marquez was awarded $150,000.