Something like this happened with Integra back in the dayThe price moved from low teens to about $0.30. They had way too many shares out (4 or 5 hundred million). They had bought a processing plant that was left beside their mining claims at rock bottom prices. Half the board watched as pieces fell into place (found more gold, got their feasability plans in order) and knew it was just a matter of time. The other half of the board kept saying "dead company, debt is going to sink it, no way it will ever be valued higher, no way it will ever produce". El Dorado gold bought it out at $1.15, I almost made a lot of money but I held the El Dorado shares I got in lieu of cash for my Integra shares. El Dorado crashed in grand fasion ($5 to $1.30) right after (and not even for good reasons to be honest) and I ended up losing money after making a near 4x win.
The point is that even when literally everthing had fallen into place and all the dots were connected and a win was all but certain, people still kept saying it could never succeed because of debt, shares outstanding, price of gold, etc.
We are here now, unless Tencent changes their mind, or something happens that prevents the immanent revenue, we are staring a successful company in the face.
N.B. the other point is even completely clear wins can blow up in your face when you least expect it. It does happen, so maybe sell some of your 4x win and claim some profit while letting the rest ride.