According to a Gamersky report published on November 11, 2026, a Tieba user opened a wager in August insisting that the PS5 Pro version of Grand Theft Auto VI would support 60 frames per second.
Under the terms, if that prediction failed, the poster would refund a pre-ordered copy and give the winner a PlayStation point card worth 500 Hong Kong dollars. If it succeeded, the loser would have to provide a completion-trophy screenshot from a 30fps game on PS5, together with the play time. Clearing a game just for the bet would count; if the loser could not provide that evidence, they would also have to give a 500 HKD point card.
Gamersky reported that the months-long bet was settled after Rockstar said the target frame rate for the current-generation console versions of GTA 6 is 30fps. A netizen shared chat records with the original poster and wrote: “Tonight Rockstar officially announced that current-generation platforms do not have 60fps, so under the agreement I won. Respect—the guy really did what he said.”
Those chat records, as described by Gamersky, show that the original poster refunded the pre-order and sent the winner a redemption code for the 500 HKD point card. Other users praised the result, saying the poster kept his word and accepted the loss, in contrast to people who only post pledges as proof, and calling it a case of someone doing what they said.
Original article: Gamersky
