Pokimane is one of the biggest streamers on Twitch: The 26-year-old even threatened to boycott Twitch if they don’t promptly do something against gambling.
Trainwreck seems to be almost obsessed with Pokimane: He says Pokimane is a “fake snake”, the most corrupt and dishonest person on Twitch (via dexerto).
Ludwig and HasanAbi have mocked Trainwreck in their own streams and tend to take a judgmental, moral stance.
When people elevate themselves morally above him, Trainwreck apparently can’t stand it at all. When streamer Mizkif came at him, Trainwreck made Mizkif’s career collapse with just a single tweet.
Streamer gives away 100,000 dollars to MontanaBlack – Just like that
How do German viewers know Trainwreck? About a year ago, the German Twitch streamer MontanaBlack was a guest on Trainwreck’s stream.
Already after MontanaBlack’s confirmation to stop by, Trainwreck transferred 100,000 dollars to his crypto account (via tiktok) – and that despite MontanaBlack not being exactly broke.
As Trainwreck says, he has already given away about 75 million US dollars of the 360 million US dollars in the stream and otherwise.
Trainwreck is known for throwing around money: He frequently gives away large sums via crypto exchanges.
As is known today, these seem to be peanuts for Trainwreck, given such gigantic daily earnings:
Twitch streamer gives away 880,000 euros on New Year’s – struggles to distribute the money
As is known today, these seem to be peanuts for Trainwreck, given such gigantic daily earnings:
Twitch streamer gives away 880,000 euros on New Year’s – struggles to distribute the money
Pokimane is one of the biggest streamers on Twitch: The 26-year-old even threatened to boycott Twitch if they don’t promptly do something against gambling.
Trainwreck seems to be almost obsessed with Pokimane: He says Pokimane is a “fake snake”, the most corrupt and dishonest person on Twitch (via dexerto).
Ludwig and HasanAbi have mocked Trainwreck in their own streams and tend to take a judgmental, moral stance.
When people elevate themselves morally above him, Trainwreck apparently can’t stand it at all. When streamer Mizkif came at him, Trainwreck made Mizkif’s career collapse with just a single tweet.
Streamer gives away 100,000 dollars to MontanaBlack – Just like that
How do German viewers know Trainwreck? About a year ago, the German Twitch streamer MontanaBlack was a guest on Trainwreck’s stream.
Already after MontanaBlack’s confirmation to stop by, Trainwreck transferred 100,000 dollars to his crypto account (via tiktok) – and that despite MontanaBlack not being exactly broke.
As Trainwreck says, he has already given away about 75 million US dollars of the 360 million US dollars in the stream and otherwise.
Trainwreck is known for throwing around money: He frequently gives away large sums via crypto exchanges.
As is known today, these seem to be peanuts for Trainwreck, given such gigantic daily earnings:
Twitch streamer gives away 880,000 euros on New Year’s – struggles to distribute the money
It was known that Twitch streamers entered lucrative deals with crypto casinos like Stake. But we are only now learning how lucrative these deals are, after Twitch banned the casinos. The biggest slot streamer on Twitch, Tyler “Trainwreckstv” Niknam (31), says in a stream: He earned 360 million US dollars with his deal in 16 months. That’s 750,000 dollars a day. Trainwreck insults his opponents like Ludwig, Pokimane or HasanAbi – but generously gifts his friends, like the German streamer MontanaBlack.
This is Trainwreck’s statement: In a stream of his friend Pokelaws in Overwatch 2, Trainwreck says:
Listen up, you idiots. Want some news you can get upset about? I’m revealing what I got paid since the start of my contract: I was paid 360 million US dollars for 16 months of gambling. […] This is out now: 360 million, you bastards. I could buy, sell and buy back Ludwig, Pokimane and Hasan again, you fucking pussies.
Trainwreck was viewed 17 times more than the biggest German casino streamer Scurrows
How exactly did he earn so much money? Trainwreck is known for showing casino streams on Twitch. He plays at the crypto casino “Stake” and has made a deal with the casino. That was known – but the details of the deal are new now.
In the last 365 days …
- Trainwreck showed 2,471 hours of slots – that’s almost 7 hours daily
- Trainwreck had an average of 29,692 viewers
- Trainwreck is the most successful casino streamer worldwide with 76.6 million watched hours, while ROSHSTEIN – the biggest German casino streamer, Scurrows, is about 17 times smaller
Does he continue with this? No, that’s apparently over now. Because under the new rules, those kinds of casinos like “Stake” have been banned on Twitch since October 18 (via twitter):
- Stake was one of the platforms that Twitch explicitly mentioned in September 2022 as an example of banned sites – because Stake lacks a license.
- These announced rules came into effect on October 18. However, many think they are not far enough.
Trainwreck also had his “last official casino stream” on Twitch.
However, he plans to open his own streaming platform or collaborate with an existing one. One can assume that he will continue to indulge in gambling.
Also, German casino streamers announced in September that they would simply switch to another platform.
Trainwreck repeatedly warns against gambling – But gets paid handsomely for it
Does he advertise gambling in his streams? From what he says: No. From what he does: Yes, of course.
- With words, Trainwreck constantly warns against gambling. He said you always lose there. He has already lost a lot of money. It’s all terrible. Viewers must absolutely keep in mind that he can afford it – but they cannot.
- At the same time, he shows slots almost continuously. And clips of his huge wins go viral, occasionally appearing. Those then attract hundreds of thousands of viewers and convey the feeling of becoming rich with a spin.
Ultimately, he seems to advertise the casino a lot, because the casino wouldn’t pay him so much money otherwise.
Also, the casino must be making a lot of money through him if they pay Trainwreck 750,000 dollars a day – the money must somehow flow back into the casino from his viewers.
Despite this, Trainwreck also always warns against gambling, thus seems to be completely at peace with himself morally.
Those who criticize gambling are enemies for Trainwreck
What does he think of the streamers he mentions? Pokimane, Ludwig and Hasan are all streamers who have openly spoken out against gambling and whom Trainwreck apparently has on his “blacklist”:
As is known today, these seem to be peanuts for Trainwreck, given such gigantic daily earnings:
Twitch streamer gives away 880,000 euros on New Year’s – struggles to distribute the money
As is known today, these seem to be peanuts for Trainwreck, given such gigantic daily earnings:
Twitch streamer gives away 880,000 euros on New Year’s – struggles to distribute the money
Pokimane is one of the biggest streamers on Twitch: The 26-year-old even threatened to boycott Twitch if they don’t promptly do something against gambling.
Trainwreck seems to be almost obsessed with Pokimane: He says Pokimane is a “fake snake”, the most corrupt and dishonest person on Twitch (via dexerto).
Ludwig and HasanAbi have mocked Trainwreck in their own streams and tend to take a judgmental, moral stance.
When people elevate themselves morally above him, Trainwreck apparently can’t stand it at all. When streamer Mizkif came at him, Trainwreck made Mizkif’s career collapse with just a single tweet.
Streamer gives away 100,000 dollars to MontanaBlack – Just like that
How do German viewers know Trainwreck? About a year ago, the German Twitch streamer MontanaBlack was a guest on Trainwreck’s stream.
Already after MontanaBlack’s confirmation to stop by, Trainwreck transferred 100,000 dollars to his crypto account (via tiktok) – and that despite MontanaBlack not being exactly broke.
As Trainwreck says, he has already given away about 75 million US dollars of the 360 million US dollars in the stream and otherwise.
Trainwreck is known for throwing around money: He frequently gives away large sums via crypto exchanges.
As is known today, these seem to be peanuts for Trainwreck, given such gigantic daily earnings:
Twitch streamer gives away 880,000 euros on New Year’s – struggles to distribute the money
