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Felix ‘xQc’ Lengyel has made the shock call to backflip on his big Los Angeles move after weeks of hyping up the west coast switch, admitting that after his mysterious project, he’ll be moving away from the big city. The star Twitch streamer has revealed he’s already considering returning to Texas sooner, rather than later, after a timely reminder that he “doesn’t like the big city.” xQc has been drumming up hype for his big switch to Los Angeles over these last few weeks, before the French-Canadian finally took the plunge recently, first staying at Hasan’s controversial Hollywood mansion before finding his own place. His plan, the star said several times, is to “get out of his shell” more. Those plans may be over almost immediately, however. Lengyel has just started settling into LA life, but is already talking about leaving, claiming he’s moving back to Texas once he finishes several projects. Twitch: xQcxQc is already having second thoughts about his big Los Angeles move. The Twitch star revealed he’ll be leaving Los Angeles early on in his Oct. 21 stream, explaining he’s already struggling with life in the big city ⁠— despite having plenty to do with other stars ⁠—…

The Collegiate Chess League is officially past the halfway mark, and teams are starting to jock for playoff positions. With only 3 rounds remaining in the regular season, every point earned could be the difference between being eliminated or not. How to watch? Matches are broadcast live at Twitch.tv/collegiatechesleague with commentary by the league's commissioner, Joe Lee, with additional guests throughout the season. Playoffs will be broadcast on Chess.com's Twitch Channel. Division 1 Highlight UC Berkeley and Mizzou are perhaps the two strongest teams in the entire league, and they played again for the first time since last year's finals. On that occasion, Mizzou took home the gold after winning by a score of 11-5. However, Berkeley has come back stronger this season and was looking forward to taking revenge on the powerhouse team from Mizzou. And they did exactly just that in round 4 by taking down the Mizzou team by a score of 10.5-5.5. This was the first time Mizzou had lost a match since they lost to SLU in the finals of season 1. This strong performance from Berkeley proves they have a serious shot at winning the championship along with the $5,000 prize fund for first…