The Gambling Streamer Going Bankrupt For Views

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[@dannygabel8132]

The most financially responsible WoW player

[@Bluntula]

Sad but true 🤣

[@Gesuspiece]

That's a good one bruh 😂

[@JimmehRulez]

Literally

[@noze4012]

Ha!

[@shadow6743]

It's not Asmongold? At least Asmongold only spends his money on games, soda and peanut butter cups.

[@ShroomRPG]

It really is bizarre to think that someone can lose more money than I will ever see in my life in the course of one livestream

[@keithfilibeck2390]

its frustrating working a job for 16 an hour watching videos like this, he's throwing away lifetimes of my income and its nothing to him, the loathing I feel for the disparity has nothing to do with Trainwrecks, but the sheer dark hilarity of it, my toils in life mean absolutely nothing.

[@angel_of_rust]

bigger pillars fall harder and break into more pieces

[@max2beuz]

its not his money, wagers and casino money. He maybe lost a few thousands

[@noThankyou-g5c]

Even though its real money it’s essentially fake. The casinos know if Train bets $x/hr that he’ll lose $x/month. So if they want to pay him $2mil/mo to gamble and they expect him to lose $20mil/mo from gambling, they’ll pay him $22mil/mo. They recoup their $20 mil and Train gets to claim that he’s not one of the “fakes” that gambles with fake money. he gambles with “real money”. The reality is if he only bet the minimum every spin and only lose $10mil in a month, he would at the very least lose his sponsorship but probably get sued as well. He’s gambling with fake money just with extra steps.

[@ghostbirdlary]

facbook lost 700 billion because of meta

[@ara_orun8184]

Nothing will beat Jerma being 3.5 billion dollars in debt

[@HyperShark2013]

Real 🎃

[@kmbs1827]

he's in debt???

[@kmbs1827]

i just started watching him lmaoo

[@pingdotlin]

mr green andy

[@HyperShark2013]

@@kmbs1827 yes 3.5 billion dollars in debt

[@chicken]

98.8% of gamblers quit before their next big win though?!

[@dazmaz1269]

After living in Vegas as a local, I can confirm this mindset.

[@dogoven.]

RIDE THAT WAVE BABY! WOOO!

[@JayBigDadyCy]

😂😂😂 this is terrible and I cannot stop laughing at it

[@thatisaduck]

bot

[@JDSlidemaster]

I hate it because it's true

[@FrostRare]

As a recovering addict, the behavior of constantly describing and awknowledging how severe my addiction is then getting extremely defensive and confrontational when people point out the exact points I’m making is classic. It’s like “if I criticize myself, no one else is allowed to.” If a loved one is doing them, call them out and DO NOT BACK DOWN. Addicts are masters at smooth talking their way out of problems or straight up intimidating or threatening people to make them shut up.

[@chickenlittle5095]

The only thing I have to add to that is that no one is harder on an addict than an addict themselves. It is like talking a fat person they need to lose weight. WE KNOW we need to stop but telling us continually isn’t helping 😂

[@FrostRare]

@@chickenlittle5095 I’d rather have a loved one call me out than watch me kill myself in slow motion. In my addict head, I keep saying “just one more” or “I’m fine” or “I can handle it”. I’ve been “just one more” away from death so many times and was only saved by loved ones telling me “no. Not one more.” I’ve also gone over the edge but gotten second chances that I didn’t deserve. If you are hard on yourself to the point that it hurts, I’m sorry and I hope you get the help you need. You don’t need to do it alone though.

[@chickenlittle5095]

@@FrostRare thanks, but being hard on myself goes way back lol not just due to addiction. Thanks for your supportive words xx I am glad you have family who love you enough to call you out and you respect them enough to listen. I feel for those who have no one, if that be from literally having no one to driving away everyone who cares.

[@cgcurctct8ccottccricorc8rc86]

Why you quit man one more roll and you would have been rich

[@eliseosterbrink8000]

I'm always terrified that the people I love will fall into unhealthy addictions like gambling (no one has yet, but a few have pretty high-risk behavior that I keep an eye on). If that ever happens, I'll take your advice and call them out without backing down.

[@speckbrain]

"If you're coming out of the closet and you're scared then I'm coming out of the closet and I'm scared" will never not make me fucking cackle.

[@TexboyGamer]

some of the funniest shit ive ever heard

[@blakepollock8074]

It was a great speech actually.

[@generationxpvp]

One of his better takes tho. Why cackle?

[@steppedtuba50]

It’s hilarious

[@androtaz2621]

Odds of Tom getting his own custom adam and eve toy named the turkey baster?

[@WobblesandBean]

I dunno, but I am HERE for it.

[@tango976]

Turkey Baster

[@MaraIndigoJade]

@blacked zip zap 🇮🇱 The fuck?!?

[@miguelmateus5936]

"the turkey stuffing"

[@xXxfartnado420xXx]

more likely than you think

[@youtubeuser206]

they paid him 360 million dollars in 16 months because stake knows he'll give it all back to them 😂

[@tomcruiiseship9461]

It's all fake money.

[@jjuiix6172]

nah the only bit that is "fake money" or "fill balance" is the 12m in his contract monthly which he would spin in 2 days (one stream)@@tomcruiiseship9461

[@mjackson5912]

@@tomcruiiseship9461 Meaningless speculation.

[@realkyunu]

Train claimed that he earned $360 million for the gambling sponsorship. If that is true, his loss means nothing.

[@-ism8153]

But it also means they're probably wrecking his viewers for even more collectively.

[@ScruffyBeard]

i doubt hes ever really "lost' money these guys probably just send him cash, he gambles it, win or lose they send more, he gambles it, rinse and repeat

[@BipolarExprezz]

If you spend 50 million on a movie and box office total is 60 million that's still a critical flop brother. Also guys been proven to be a fuckin liar lol so I'll continue to wipe my ass with his claims.

[@JK-gm6kk]

Makes me think about Drake too. People report on him losing all this money, somehow not realizing the fact that he was paid that much and more for sponsors

[@kingrainbow5432]

​@@BipolarExprezz you seem emotionally invested in this

[@spacewinter]

Oh wow, he needs help. My mom was addicted to gambling, and we lost everything. The house, car, our meager college savings. We became homeless. It's so dangerous, I hope kids aren't getting addicted because of this

[@tv-21]

I hope your mom is doing better and got past her addiction.

[@noodle9035]

Hes not your mom, dipshit.

[@TheHeadbanger93]

If they ever made a biopic of this guy Adam Driver would be the perfect actor to play him.

[@mcfarvo]

Big true

[@99Bobson]

Jake Gyllenhaal

[@RHBR01]

I see it. They have similar facial structure.

[@thespacedisland5746]

@@recitationtohear i don't think it was, rather i do believe THIS is the the clip you all are looking for: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aWe7e5mLf9Cdrtk

[@fourierbird]

Can’t wait for John Oliver’s reaction lol

[@AbhNormal]

I've never watched Trainwrecks, but to me Train strikes me as a guy who's been hurt a lot, before his streaming career ever began. Whether by 'cool kids' in school, or a not-so-great home life, we don't know, but I do feel sorry for him, especially due to his crippling gambling debt. Where my sympathy falls short, however, is him willingly entering into a contract with companies that are trying to get children to gamble as well.

[@xcreeseseater38]

Yeah its scummy that he makes money getting kids to gamble and lose their money. I'm not sure where people Re thinking that he's in debt. He does t play with any of his money it's given to him to gamble with. He's not poor he's prob got 50 million + in the bank. He's so loaded it's insane. Just imagine what he makes from just sponsors trying to advertise to his 50k viewers every single stream.

[@rvhk.]

But like doesn’t he say don’t gamble he’s jus a gambling addict who is getting paid to gamble on stream

[@anderssonnicolas6480]

sure you can say gamble is bad all you want but most people in the real world would sell their kids for 360 million dollars let's be real, and that's what he got paid to stream gambling for 16 months btw

[@fleshgoddecapitation4997]

Kids don’t have the means with which to gamble, they don’t have jobs or a steady stream of income, and I. Think that parents would, at the first sight of something like their kid using their card, would ensure that never happened again, I don’t think it’s kids that are joining with his code

[@BreakthroughGD]

@AbhNormal He talks about it quite a bit in his Dr K interviews, this one particularly: kzbin.info/www/bejne/e4KzZoKVosd9ntE

[@timer192]

The definition of "Lets go gambling! 🎰 oh dang it 🎰 oh dang it 🎰 oh dang it 🎰 oh dang it"

[@merdapalla]

I never would’ve thought Tom would take an Adam and Eve sponsor.

[@DryPaperHammerBro]

Especially 24hr before NNN

[@resetbullseye9110]

yes

[@JK-gm6kk]

Get that bag Thomas

[@kerruo2631]

@@JK-gm6kk Yaas queen

[@Ddddddddddd381]

Do we really think turkey Tom viewers are having sex? This one isn’t lol

[@RuruXVII]

Tom is the type of guy who advertises Adam and Eve just before NNN

[@monkofdarktimes]

Makes sense

[@sootwreck]

true

[@panther1911]

Forgot nnn was a thing

[@KL53986]

Strange but hey we are watching quite something no one should try at all let alone Train Wreck

[@panther1911]

@@bettercallseoul1504 k

[@ConnerHall]

I worked at a casino incentivising people like this day after day. Being a club host and seeing how easy it was to keep people involved... It was tragically sick. I only lasted 6 months. Thinkin about how often this happens, it hurt knowing how much you could change the world with that money... But it was getting scraped up by people like me. And mostly towards keeping the casino managers well fed. Very. Very well fed. That job may have paid 'well', not really when you consider the trauma it caused, but the collateral damage is immense and unnoticeable to the public eye. Since it worked at a local one, I would regularly see people I knew in my town walking around as if they weren't hurting for money day after day. Telling their wives and kids everything is fine when I knew they just lost millions in one night. It was ridiculous.

[@tendies9248]

The stress of debt is so crippling I could never but the pure adrenaline of thinking of a win and how to get money gets them by I guess

[@calebdixon784]

Weak people being a sociopath is Great

[@Cwes71]

I played as an advantage player for a while. It was actually motivating going into the casino knowing that I was taking money from the casino, getting nice rooms and meals and stuff. But I stopped after a while because going into a casino in any capacity drains you. There is not really a rush card counting since you are not making any choices (the rush comes from making a statistically improbable choice and winning) but merely playing like a computer. I then realized that I was simply taking money from the casino, maybe a few thousand in profit in a weekend, which was an insignificant amount to them. Ultimately all that was happening was that the casino took 500k or a million or whatever they took nightly and I took a pittance of that money, which is just other fools' money anyways. The amount is so small that some casinos will let counters play even after identifying them. Gambling is one of the worst and most insidious vices.

[@ConnerHall]

@dubbins We were allowed to comp up to 10% of losses. So for a 10k loss that night. We could give back about 1k worth of free play, meals, cigs, hotel stays, golf stuff etc. So many people were overdrawn. I'm really happy you were able to make it out. So many people just die internally. You describe the look perfectly. The computer starts to control your play. People in front of the screens start to turn into zombies and just spin. It made me realize how my parents felt when I would 'waste' hour's of my free time playing video games, but with a much higher cost per minute.

[@bonzai_303]

^^^This ... the cash that some individuals throw online... They return with additional six-figure sums and refuse to listen casino management's suggestion to freaking chill, diversify, and relocate to some card tables... the tilt is so deep and never ending.... I just cannot... It's quite heartbreaking.

[@LeeferWeefer]

Intro: 0:00 Sponsor: 0:49 Chapter 1: The Come Up: 1:34 Chapter 2: Gambling: 15:15 Chapter 3: Backlash: 21:26 Chapter 4: The Pile-On: 33:20 Chapter 5: Allegations: 41:40 Chapter 6: Horizons: 45:20 Outro: 46:25

[@Chocodile_Dundy]

whats the song that plays in the back ground at 17:20?

[@pegcity4eva]

I worked at the bank doing support. I'd get calls at 11 pm begging me to max out their over draft. I always remember hearing slot machines in the background.

[@lordfatcock]

Did that play into your decision? or do you just need to have a steady stream of income?

[@nathanjgtaylor1985]

I used to have the same when I worked at a bank, people ringing up furious that they'd just been paid but had no money. It always transpired that they'd got payday loans up the ass and they'd clean them out. Glad I don't work in finance anymore.

[@austist]

no you didnt.

[@velimirjuradin8764]

​@austist as somone who works in a casino, I can most definitely say people have been on the call with their banks while playing slots

[@neoasura]

@@lordfatcock I mean, if its his job to max peoples over draft when they would call and ask, it's not up to him to "decide" he has to do it if he wants to keep his "steady stream of income" aka a paycheck to pay his bills.

[@incompetentprick]

Man really took the quote "90% of gamblers quit before they hit it big" to heart

[@ya-drug]

he's 1 slot away from 1 billion

[@scrixdaasd4953]

playing fanbase renat and food money. best stream ever. rember the days we call stream hobos for beg for money. now have stream addicted to gambling. so that they get food and renet moeny. you get alot more moeny out off peopel if active in destroy home economics. vs just asking them for 5-10 doller donates.

[@FredoScoomEm]

@@scrixdaasd4953its “rent” brother i hate correcting people but idk why the renet bothers me lool. just helpin ya out i know some of these people will tear you to pieces then shit on you 42 times then fuck your sister and piss on your mom all cuz you spelled a word wrong.

[@allenko1312]

I love how twitch can pretend to take any moral highground concerning ANYTHING.

[@bookerwills8649]

Twitch canceled them now, the criminals are now on kick

[@benevolent2077]

ok cuck@@bookerwills8649

[@xd-zv3sf]

those hoes showing naked bodies are on kick too?@@bookerwills8649

[@urugly5118]

@@bookerwills8649ah yes gambling = criminal activity. Also xqc is a big gambling streamer but still streams on twitch. Good try tho you tier 3 poki sub

[@celestialsamurai2042]

@@bookerwills8649 Criminals? Do you what being a hyprocrite means?

[@BadWallaby]

Imagine if Twitch let me stream the entire 7 Years I was addicted to opiates/Herion from a car accident injury. It's literally the same thing. The downward spiral of addiction favors no one.

[@dopesickdog]

i have a feeling a LOT of streamers are actively loaded on stream, not to mention the dangerous trend of blackout drunk streaming

[@reaprsxo]

dont compare ur heroin addiction to gamblin addiction, fkn junkie cope

[@theowainwright7406]

Dude did 20 to 40 hour streams back to back, and he’s rich, there is no way guy doesn’t have a gear addiction

[@Quesoquantum]

Damn bro

[@BadWallaby]

@@theowainwright7406 that’s a fair assumption! Even insomniacs would have a hard time convincing me they could be actively streaming that much without some sort or drug use 🤔 sadly that comes from experience

[@The13thRonin]

"If you're depressed, I'm depressed." "If I'm getting in my Lamborghini with your simp money, you're collecting an unemployment check."

[@halfling49]

It's so irritating how much he blows up on his "fans" for what are, in my mind, innocuous questions and comments. Jesus, he needs to get that stick outta his ass.

[@rewy786]

1 minute who is commenting for me my account was hacked

[@abcdefgasdfg]

What?

[@rewy786]

@@abcdefgasdfg You know, it's like my account has been stolen, but I don't leave comments, where did he find the password for my account or how is he doing it? He can throw it in likes, but he can still throw it even though I changed my password.

[@nickescobar6786]

@@rewy786 you on your meds, bud?

[@bunkbeds3001]

schizoposting

[@jcvwz]

@Suzakuu lmao he asking like we gone know

[@aersla1731]

I never understood the point of parasocial relationship and why they are so popular. This is why I can't stand watching people stream, every 2 seconds there's someone begging for their attention, it's kind of sad that this behavior is socially accepted. I can't imagine it's healthy psychologically. Yet here I am consuming millions of hours of useless information....

[@melasnexperience]

I don't get them either, and they always seem SUPER unhealthy on both ends. Fans use them to fill some sort of void in their lives or to feel "like they're part of something", while creators have used them to serve as personal online armies. It's creepy either way. It's one thing to want the info or entertainment, but it's a whole 'nother one to pretend that the person making it gives any thought to each & every individual audience member like parasocial fans seem to think.

[@Chino-hd5xs]

It doesn’t make much sense to me it just sounds like such a sad experience because that person doesn’t really care for you in a way a friend would, like they can spend a whole day watching them and not gain anything at all so I feel like you can spend that time better.

[@aersla1731]

@@melasnexperience omg I'm glad I'm not the only one, for a second I thought that maybe I'm just going crazy. I honestly think it adds to the loneliness a lot of these people feel, a streamer and viewer connection isn't a real bond. It feels bad that this is the norm.

[@simonkorica9467]

I have tried to comment a few times on certain streams, and it feels pointless tbh. The chat spam ruins any geniune engagment between the streamer and the audience watching them. Though that could be a good thing, since is harder to form a fake bond if they don't even acknowledge you in the first place.

[@ericad8412]

Right and so many people are doing it so I feel like something is wrong with me when I don't feel that connection but maybe it was a good thing

[@terranova8890]

I mean he's got a point, Twitch is a god damn softcore porn site.

[@theowainwright7406]

Almost all websites are , I used to get mad about it but it’s so easy to ignore, why get mad

[@jakefoley9539]

@@theowainwright7406 "I used to get mad about it but it’s so easy to ignore" that's why it keeps happening

[@APunishedManNamed2]

@@theowainwright7406 niggas like you are exactly why twitch is a shithole lmao Grow a spine

[@dylan351321]

That’s because of the old saying “sex sells”. Now amplify that when your audience is generally young teens, or males who receive no real life female attention. It’s just a weaker version of prostitution, women using their bodies for financial gain from males. It’s pretty sickening to see, as it degrades women and men at the same time, but if you call it out, you are somehow the one being a misogynist? Yes, the people pointing out the issues of a company being a pimp for women to gain money by showing their bodies to men are the problem. In my opinion, these younger people simply weren’t around and didn’t know about cam sites. They don’t see how twitch is quite literally a cam girl site, but worse, as it portrays itself as a platform for younger people and not as a website that allows pornographic content, because it allows them to have mainstream advertisers and gain even more revenue.

[@Pau-hl1zg]

@@theowainwright7406 its just about if you care about morals, or just give up and let evil people what they want

[@HudsonValleyVHS]

"Gambling is Immoral and people shouldn't be exposed to it on Twitch" Now go buy the Scratch-Offs on display at every gas station and supermarket for the "schools".

[@balmorrablue3130]

Don’t you have to be 18 to buy scratchers ? You just need a credit card to use online casinos that’s the big catch

[@neoasura]

@@balmorrablue3130 Don't you need to be 18 to open a credit card account?

[@FallicIdol]

Gambling is only moral if you have the right lobbyists.

[@HudsonValleyVHS]

@@balmorrablue3130 They are in vending machines in NY supermarkets, you just have to look old enough. I have never been carded, even when I was a youngin.

[@Mongo222]

@@balmorrablue3130Stake has you age verify with your ID to sign up. I can’t speak for every single site but the ones I’ve gambled on personally I’ve had to do the same.

[@elishr209]

For me personally, Trainwrecks streams helped me to stop gambling. I was going down a bad path, and I'm happy that I found his stream in time.

[@kennyryan9967]

How did it help you? Thx

[@rootpill]

@@kennyryan9967 it's pretty common, a lot of gambling addicts get their fix by simply watching trainwrecks gamble and after a few hours of watching him lose they stop craving it.

[@pokerstart377]

​@@rootpill bro no cap i use to be a high roller at the poker table but since im à gamer i found this streamer it and he made me stop gambling lil

[@TheYolo20]

yeah i get you i personally stopped smoking by watching other people smoke

[@iTzRainDude]

@@TheYolo20 lmao

[@cheehee808_]

So weird, I can definitely relate. I was a former heroin addict for 8 years and he reminds me of myself back then: defensive, but also apathetic about his position and in denial (clean for 3 years thankfully and I can see clearly now in retrospect). It’s just interesting to me how different substances or behaviors “hit the spot” for different people. I love opiates, I love downers. I’ve done meth before but I don’t like staying up all night tweaked out so I never got addicted to it. Also I’m not a gambler, but I was perfectly fine draining my savings on a dope fix. Different strokes for different folks I guess. Moral is don’t ever think you’re above addiction, it can happen to the best of us

[@MononymousM]

Amen. Keep up the good fight.

[@jonny-b4954]

Nearly identical to my story except oxy and I'm going on almost... 5 years clean finally. Took subs for first couple of years. I cant stand uppers either. Within the 6-8 years that I was a full blown addicted I'd cry if I knew the real amount of money I wasted on that crap to shoot into my arm. I did recently blow a thousand in Vegas at my brother's wedding and it reminded me of how easy addiction is to fall back into. Wanted to keep putting money in but fortunately was fairly easily able to overcome it. But it was a blast with my brother and dad so I can justify a once in a life Vegas trip for $1000, ya know. I sat next to one dude in high limits room for a minute who was literally spending $1000 PER SPIN of Roulette. When he won, he won big, like $35k but.... I'm just thinking, god, think what that money could do for people who needed it. Need help, or are hungry etc.

[@trouserarmadillo8616]

As a former dope fiend, it always blew my mind that people would gamble money away. What I didn’t realize, or more accurately, didn’t care, I’d that I was gambling with my existence every time I picked up a rig to put it in my arm.

[@Slapsamillion]

2yrs. Let's go!

[@jokulsnow9903]

20+ years working with at risk youth has taught me to listen to how someone says something. You said you are sober and love opiates (not loved). Sounds to me like you're on a good path and have found peace.

[@WeCanCos]

This guy has all the classic signs of addiction. He's feeding it to the detriment of his wellbeing. He's protecting his addiction by rationalizing his actions as better than other addicts doing the same stuff. He has an over aggrandized sense of self. He is aware he is miserable and continues the self destruction cycle anyway. This guy needs help, but unless he is willing to do it for himself he won't probably get better. Typically criticism doesn't encourage an addict to get better. Interventions usually just put the armor up. They have to hit rock bottom and reach that breaking point where they wake up. It's usually the only way for someone to even begin to accept help, much less recover. It's awful that entire industries and companies profit off of people's addiction.

[@Pbbbb]

He’s also addicted to being abrasive to women

[@ne0nmancer]

@@Pbbbb Last time i checked, calling out twitch camgirls wasn't a crime.

[@adamtrott78]

He’s admitted it

[@grylltheonion]

@@ne0nmancer It wasn't just the camgirls he went after. He went after any, as seen in the video. Do you even pay attention to what you watch?

[@animalmake7149]

@@Pbbbb um he is correct in those observations my simptastic bro

[@hellowill]

I can relate hard to the masterchef one lol. You get into these niche hobbies, and everyone talks shit. Then just a few years later everyone else is into it... like wtf.

[@potatoplayer420]

I was a goomer before it was cool 😢

[@shinydecidueye9593]

@@potatoplayer420 it was never cool ❤

[@alleosussquirt8041]

I swear he deleted a stream once when someone suggested he get on anti-depressants to help get a grip on his addiction.

[@Emerald_Forge]

He doesn't want help, it's crystal clear to everyone but his fans apparently

[@Quesoquantum]

Another case of someone's haters being the only thing looking out for their health. His chat enables him so hard

[@angusbones]

that’s just gonna make it worse, he needs therapy bruh.

[@ClocloX]

@@angusbones I definitely agree ! The chat enables him for sure.

[@alleosussquirt8041]

@@ClocloX Isn't that what most chats do if they aren't trolling people?

[@SirDarrBear]

Telling someone with a gambling addiction to just watch me play is like telling an alcoholic to just watch me get drunk. Its not an effective solution to abstaining from their addiction and even more likely than not, it acts more as an enabler.

[@Mehhhhhhhh]

Unpopular opinion but Imagine being addicted to gambling, such a lame way to ruin your life. Why should I feel bad for trust fund babies who can't handle their money? I understand drug addicts because they're substances that mess with your body chemicals that could've started at a young age and some drugs could literally kill you if you withdrawal from them but gambling? I feel far less sympathy because of all the money they wasted on something they know they'll lose 99% of the time . I have absolutely no sympathy for a millionaire jerk throwing away his money and hardly calling it an "addiction"

[@appalachiabrauchfrau]

"come watch me struggle to hit a vein, you'll totally feel better" makes complete sense lol

[@aubreyh1930]

Fr. I only buy a couple of cheap scratch offs every few months and seeing the footage was enough to make me think “dang maybe I should buy one.” I can’t imagine how that urge would be for someone with a severe problem, especially if they actually watched the steam. You don’t remember the loses nearly as much as the wins, and seeing other people win makes you think you can too

[@Neomalthusiano]

Just watch hot girls next door getting wild at summer break... Now, it actually makes sense. Plenty of people prefer to see other people having sex than get it themselves. Nicotine, alcohol, cocaine makes something happens in your body when you take it. Gambling and sex don't just in partaking experience.

[@foof811]

The literal purpose of Mukbangs

[@cernunnos_lives]

I'm telling you guys... Don't get into gambling. if u get a good payout, cash out and leave right away. And never come back.

[@adfafads585]

Wanna bet?

[@evraljones9862]

I know this is an old video but, as someone who's gambled and know other gamblers that won and lost a bit of money. This guy can only fall into a few categories. 1. He is absolutely loaded. To lose 35 mil comfortably, he would at minimum have to have 100 mil and would have to have 300+mil to responsibly risk that much. 2. It's fake money covered by the site. 3. He's in massive debt.

[@bustatron]

He's playing rigged odds for his account (for particularly the big wins) and the money is fake to begin with. Full on scam.

[@daisu9818]

2

[@Internetexplorer2]

Fact 90% of gamblers quit right before they are about to hit it big

[@Quesoquantum]

Just keep on pushing bro, you'll get there someday 🙏

[@r3ckon]

real

[@Tokuijin]

Where are you getting that number from?

[@naldi5293]

@@Tokuijin it came to them in a dream

[@yobama8344]

@@Tokuijin made it up for dramatic effects

[@idiamondz1487]

My man’s really plugging a goddamn sex toy company

[@LuKing2]

It's honestly a pretty chad move

[@thescarecrow897]

bro its a sponsor. Money is money

[@lefterislegend3502]

"Plugging"

[@tonyisnotdead]

@@thescarecrow897 is that really the creator you want to watch? a soulless sellout?

[@Elfenlied8675309]

@@tonyisnotdead Autistic moment.

[@rglp2894]

He is losing “free play” (casino credit given for promo) not his actual money. Failing to mention this aids the manipulative advertising practices of these scam casinos.

[@justinbrowning2079]

That's not all free play bud, def a decent chunk of it is tho

[@jjuiix6172]

yeah he got 12m free play a month rest was his @@justinbrowning2079

[@MatsumotoKael13]

As someone who works for a casino, let me remind y'all: the house ALWAYS wins. Always.

[@neoasura]

Not always, I went to the casino with my family, I won $500 on a slot machine, I immediately left after I cashed out. I never been back to a casino since, so I got out ahead. But I get what you mean, my dad is like that, if he wins $500, he will keep going because he thinks "hes on a streak" and ends up losing it all again, thats why I didnt want to be like him.

[@ShivaOO7]

This is only true in the long run, and doesn't apply to skill based games like Hold 'em. The industry is designed to bury the degenerate gambler. A normal person playing for fun with money that they are willing to lose can easily make a decent hit and walk away happy.

[@Sprachitektur]

In the long run generally yes but you can go in there win and leave not that i ever was in a Casino but especially Black Jack Roulette and Poker is perfectly winnable

[@420bengalfan]

@@ShivaOO7 the house still wins in hold em/poker its called the rake

[@MatsumotoKael13]

@@ShivaOO7 "skill-based" in a casino is an illusion. But I'm glad that there are people like you so I keep making a salary. Please, by all means, continue playing your "skill-based" games in casinos. I'm looking forward to a nice year-end bonus.

[@doubledangerous7898]

I work in the online gambling industry. 1) If you play for an extended period of time, these games are mathematically designed to deplete your account. You win a little, then gradually lose everything. This isn't hidden, go read the terms of conditions. 2) These creators are given dummy accounts by the unregulated casinos. Most of the time they won't be playing with real money, or the casino will give them HUGE kickbacks on losses - to the tune of 90/95%. If this guy was one of the largest streamers on Twitch, bringing huge amounts of traffic/revenue onto their site, his advertised losses will be many multiple times lower than he is claiming.

[@lnd8622]

Can I ask the name of the brand u are working with..since u stated u work in the gambling industry

[@retard1643]

Yeah bro its ​@@lnd8622

[@dlz190]

​@@lnd8622 he is lying 😂 he don't work for anything

[@Emanuelgamer1313_BACKUP]

Very interesting, thank you!

[@DEADMONEY_]

da? so i should cashout once i hit big and slowly work my way up again w mutiple accs or waiting days with just 1 acc

[@lampini]

it's really weird how this guy is so deep into gambling addiction but he still has the wherewithal to tell everybody that it's bad and to not do it. It's like he feels powerless and can't stop so he just tells people to save themselves

[@Stickyfingers88]

This is addiction

[@syndrodome]

pretty much addiction in a nutshell, though i do believe there is validity to @Ditty-pc9pe's comment.

[@MariusKahre-fe2xe]

​​@gilfhound69he has multiple multi million mansions as investments. As for the gambling he bought bitcoin years ago so when he says in the vid hew 35mil down trainwrecks probably spent like 5 mil on it which is still a fuck ton but not as bad as people think

[@SmokeLezduit]

Not really weird to tell people not to develop an addiction. 😂 He knows he's in the wrong but so does most people who have addictions they just can't stop themselves. At least he's not telling people to do the same shi.🤷‍♂️

[@syndrodome]

@@SmokeLezduit it’s weird but not understandable. we can look objectively at things without doing anything about them, understanding your addiction is bad is only the first step, working towards getting rid of it is a different thing.

[@Vazic-.-]

My grandfather gambled away his retirement savings. He now is on oxygen, has diabetes, and can barley pay for his meds. It’s sad. I’ll never gamble for that reason.

[@fff7-l9w]

womp womp

[@deadgirlcentral]

@@fff7-l9w hehah nice ragebait

[@fff7-l9w]

@@deadgirlcentral The comment that we are responding to is pitybait you get that right?

[@deadgirlcentral]

@@fff7-l9w lol imagine lacking this much humanity you think everyone in the internet is a liar, so u immediately start attacking folk for posting mildly sad comments because of sum bizarre agenda

[@neeko2198]

@@fff7-l9w or it is just a guy sharing his story. Jesus christ you are terminally online. Vazic, I'm sorry to hear that dude.

[@hughlingard]

_"[the purpose of] gambling is to give rich people a high."_ that is some real wisdom bestowed during a random moment of a stream; i'm grateful to have received it. btw tt, i just discovered you and i gotta say i am impressed. you are calm, perceptive, and compelling. keep up the exceptional work.

[@cthubol6824]

i agree. it's serene when a nonleftist person makes an anticapitalist talking point, it would have be inflantionary boring if hasan for example would have said it

[@superpieman5773]

@@cthubol6824 🤓

[@Blue-Apple-fc9eo]

@@superpieman5773 ?

[@bobhill9845]

Why are you grateful for something so pointless lmao

[@hughlingard]

@@bobhill9845 if knowledge is something that you consider pointless, good luck out there.

[@KakuroKing3407]

I’m literally 4 minutes in and his motivational “if you’re gay, I’m gay” sent me

[@AveenFernando]

3:48

[@flzrian3623]

Tom, the amount of content you're putting out is insane. I love the videos, but still hope you're not overworked with that level of quality and quantity. Just wanted to mention

[@najadamu2724]

I think Tom just genuinely enjoys the craft.

[@donewithmodernlife]

That man is very unwell. Twitch should absolutely ban gambling.

[@serjeantpepper2986]

Yeah, agreed. Also be sure to check out my stock market and futures review stream /s

[@3Guys1Video]

Eh

[@KL53986]

They dont really care when they get certain revenue from it. Thats how corporations work as long as theres money they only listen when money is dissapearing

[@3Guys1Video]

@@KL53986 unless the government cracks down on it

[@anonony9081]

If they show losses and aren't being given better odds then I don't see why it should be banned. The fact that people watch it is what is astounding to me. But who are you and I to tell people what they can watch?

[@40below1000]

I'm a recovering alcoholic and IMO gambling addiction is the worst one there is because it's bottomless. You could fit the cost of a full-time coke addiction into his daily losses and it's not a problem for him, it's a rounding error.

[@ovs4744]

Alchohol addiction and drug addictions are most definitely bottomless as well lol only you end up dead instead of broke

[@rudilangley849]

@@ovs4744 id rather be dead than broke ☝️💯🤑💰💸

[@peterheinzo515]

yup i would say alcohol, cocaine, meth and opiates are a lot worse than gambling.

[@aronrosas4191]

With drugs you're being given an actual product at time of purchase, with gambling it is nothing but smoke and vapor from the time you invest.

[@Shooterpirat]

"The ones that are lucky LOOSE the first time they are playing." Wise words my man!

[@RaynmanPlays]

There was a My Name Is Earl episode where Earl gets addicted to gambling. Because of his efforts to fix his karma, he wins. A lot. But even though he keeps winning, the addiction is destroying his life. He realizes that, even if he's winning money, the addiction itself can still destroy his life. Trainwreck isn't even winning. Even if he has the money to cover the losses, it's still destroying him and his life.

[@cl4-tpgaming]

Which is why we call it an addiction, good job defining it

[@kakenboltorcher]

fucking 10/10 show

[@snowyowl2784]

For real. I spent my entire savings on mobile gaming (/gambling) payments. I was so so so lucky to have, and to still have, a safety net but I'm still recovering economically and mentally years later. It will fuck you, completely and utterly.

[@theodorehodbor5080]

I will say it is genuinely shitty of everyone to dogpile Train for watching Master Chef on stream before proceeding to do the basically the exact same thing. I'd think the entire platform was out to get me too if that shit happened to me.

[@TurKishsoulja]

That's what XQC and his friends have done since the inception of twitch. They have run twitch and ruined a lot of creators like that. They are the scum of the site. XQC literally plasters his face on popular videos and reuploads them for more views than the original.

[@cthomas025]

@@TurKishsoulja Seriously, the tippy top of the Twitch totem pole is just a bunch of garbage. They are all seemingly big piles of shit.

[@TheHockey991]

​@@TurKishsouljaxQc dogpiles Trainwrecks?

[@ushift]

​@@TurKishsouljaYour talking about something else entirely. Pay attention. The comment is about him being dogpiled by streamers for watching tv shows and feeling paranoidm XqC is a completely different situation. Some people who do the same aren't taking flakk for it because they're part of the friend group most notably Hasan. And xQc could give two fucks about it because he settles it in private with the creator if they have any disagreements.

[@davidu8688]

You would also think they were payed to spread hypocracy if we didn't know better 🤔

[@ihavetowait90daystochangem67]

Turkey Tom the type of guy to say “Jeeper Creepers!” When he finds something scary

[@sunshinez-2017]

haha

[@Noelboyx3]

He is

[@dannygabel8132]

Literal cartoon character

[@WobblesandBean]

Turkey Tom is the type of guy who checks to see if the door is locked.

[@TheMightofDab]

@@WobblesandBean I was at a haunted fairground with Turkey Tom once. Guy suggested we "split up and search for clues". Weird guy

[@wentoneisendon6502]

no idea how you pump out so many great quality vids at this length, great content

[@chikkinnuggits]

Gambling addictions have always fascinated me, it's like they're hooked on crack but get robbed the majority of the times they try to buy it.

[@landlubbber]

Ethan Klein and Hassan objecting to gambling is a top shelf "tragic: the worst person you know just made a great point" moment

[@unknown_spy_1984]

The irony tho

[@cgcurctct8ccottccricorc8rc86]

No they didnt gambling is good actually

[@snapchatsnacks3154]

My problem with the Twitch community's backlash against Train and gambling. It seems hypocritical given the Twitch community's stance on porn. Hasan,Ethan Klein and Pokemane all support porn, Amouranth and Alinity straight up make porn and the Twitch community either doesn't care or supports this. Why am I brining this seemingly unrelated fact up ? Because porn has been proven to be addictive time and time again yet none of these people factor this in when they go after gambling and gambling streamers with the moral justification of "gambling makes money off of addiction" why is it wrong for Train and XQC to make money off of an addictive service but it isn't wrong for Amouranth or Alinity ? When it comes to monetizing addiction either all of its ok or none of its ok.

[@landlubbber]

@@snapchatsnacks3154 Definitely. It's all just a matter of which vice Twitch prefers

[@snapchatsnacks3154]

@@landlubbber Exactly

[@rafaelmauricio8000]

This has to be the worst age of form of Engagement and communication for these current generations.

[@misterkefir]

it is we're all fucked

[@seanphelps4057]

"If you're coming out of the closet and scared, I'm coming out of the closet and scared." Did he just admit to being gay?

[@kamikazerocket8575]

And?

[@seanphelps4057]

@@kamikazerocket8575 Just kinda funny is all.

[@LegalizeTheNuclearBomb]

@@kamikazerocket8575 disgusting f4gg0try

[@BetaKrogoth]

Tom, can I just say, I absolutely dig the backing music you use. I've heard both NIN and Radiohead and i'm completely loving it.

[@havnt3782]

I worked as a deckhand on a gambling ship. Some guy must have been planning on getting himself at a debt all in one sail. Anyway, he apparently lost a whole bunch of money and then as soon as the ship docked he went into his car and shot himself.

[@picklechips1483]

Yeah, used to work at a casino and we heard stories of this often. People would take their own lives often and it was more prevalent at our casino. They would go into the parking lots and do it and there were a lot of cases where people would jump out of their hotel rooms too. Fortunately, I never saw anything but we would hear stories of it happening. I no longer work there thank goodness.

[@havnt3782]

@@picklechips1483 factory of sadness

[@JustSomeDinosaurPerson]

Man, trainwrecks was a weird time. On the one hand, there were a lot of female streamers who all seemed to use the same advantageous camera angle and consistently "loose" clothing. But on the other hand, it is their stream, people are simps, fair game. Also there were a lot of female streamers who weren't like that, soooooo. Honestly, it really did just come down more to twitch staff being the biggest simps of all.

[@cadykiara3653]

Imo it just gave him and a lot of like-minded individuals the go-ahead to express their hatred for women

[@Ava-nf2qq]

who cares 😭 blame the men viewing them they wouldn’t have any viewers if these creepy men weren’t watching them and giving them money for their looks

[@idontcarewhatmyusernameis7324]

True none of that would have happened if Twitch was not full of simps. And if the Twitch staff weren't simps themselves.

[@Sahiyena11]

Gambling really is insanely fickle. I knew a coworker who served at my restaurant and has a well to do big boy job and hit the casino every weekend to let off steam. He did alright but never really pulled far ahead altogether. One day we were all just bored on a slow day at work and ripping a few scratchies. The nerdy quiet dude who never drank or gambled decided to try his hand for the first time with us and bought a ticket, scratched it and won 50 grande right there.

[@AJohn0826]

it always happens like that man

[@oliver_twistor]

Yep, it's pure chance. Probability is difficult for many people to fully conceptualize, even though they might intellectually know what they learned from school. I think it's just how most people's brains are wired, that we imagine that we would have a higher chance to win if we gamble many times, than if we gamble only a few times or even once. Another thing many people fall prey of is the belief that their luck will change, for example after a streak of bad fortune, they have to get lucky soon, when in reality the current chance does not influence the next one.

[@Kinvesu]

Streaming gambling? Bad, banned. Streaming sexually, doing sexual things, milking money from simps with mental disorders and weak wills, totally ok.

[@medea27]

The most disturbing thing for me is that he spent years engendering the whole "we're the same, we're all in it together, you're not alone" mentality with his viewers, only to turn around & say "oh, but I'm a degenerate gambler who can afford to throw money away, so I guess we're not the same at all." It's like the cognitive dissonance of saying that he helps viewers understand the "reality" of gambling by showing his losses, while sitting in his multimillion dollar apartment playing online slots all day, every day as his _job._ What he streams is about as far from the life of most degenerate gamblers as you can get.

[@eliseosterbrink8000]

The gambling site's headquarters looks very familiar to me. My family used to go on vacation to Curaçao (pronounced kur-a-sao, the little squiggly under the second c makes it sound like an s) and I've passed by that building several times. Scary to know that it is (potentially) the headquarters for a company that encourages people to destroy their lives through a very harsh addiction.

[@Apudurangdinya]

How is that scary.... You participated irl

[@dwayneelizondomountaindewh7073]

this is not a Stake's headquaters, the guy who said that completely doesn't understand how it works with licensing and structures of the betting sites licensed in Curacao. It's just the registered address of the managing director. It's not like their employees are working there.

[@PointsofData]

@@Apudurangdinya how...did they participate "irl"? Are you trying to say going to Curacao inherently means you supported illegal gambling?

[@bitelaserkhalif]

​@@dwayneelizondomountaindewh7073for thing like that, it would be offshore.

[@snstr_sin]

my oldest cousin stole half a million amount of money from his sister despite her being pregnant. no one saw it coming, he is good at lying and manipulating people and plays victim whenever he is caught. Don't ever let other people get ahold of your money even if they're friends or family. Keep your money to yourself if you dont want it being stolen.

[@bim5093]

1:06 how do you know they’re high quality 🤨.

[@lookbehindu3238]

He was literally making millions of the stake deal and i bet that some percentage of the money that he gambled is not even his

[@allianyt]

Tom the type of person to float in the air towards the scent of pie

[@Dahk]

If the fact that he's wagered 1.2 billion dollars on a single game doesn't prove to everyone that he's at the very least using partial house money, I don't know what will.

[@infjmale91]

Good to see you being sponsored by Adam and Eve! Truly an accurate collaboration

[@AWhimsicalStapleGun]

33:30, slight fact check - Sliqer claimed his gambling habit started with CSGO gambling, but what got him in trouble was sports gambling.

[@Quesoquantum]

Of course it's CSGO gambling 😐

[@vloqy]

It's just sad, imagine all the good that could have been done with all the wasted money

[@kingrainbow5432]

Yeah he could have saved all the homeless

[@vloqy]

@@Banned_and_Redacted even if just one person's life could have been turned for the better, it would be superior to it being wasted in an online casino

[@ruidechen]

@@Banned_and_Redacted this is such a dumb argument. You're basically just saying because those charity money doesn't solve all of the World's problems, just throw everything out because why even bother donating, when clearly charity does help those in need. Doesn't mean the system is perfect and 100% efficient but to act like charity helps no one in return is so laughable. Your proposed action is to basically do nothing as the alternative because charity hasn't solved all the issues of the world despite the existence of charity.

[@fourierbird]

@@Banned_and_Redacted the truth is in the middle. There are charities that compensate their executives in the millions and spend a lot on overhead/administrative costs, but there are also many that operate frugally and pass on most of their donations to the actual cause. Charity Watch is one of several organizations that bring these differences to light.

[@tomsteri1746]

@@vloqy train has done millions worth of giveways in his stream

[@4spooky8u]

This guy is unfathomably based. I hope he gets the help he needs. I've never spent a second on twitch it seems cringe.

[@pieathart]

watching live streamers is cringe your right

[@logan9305]

Damn,"the lucky ones lose their first time" honestly hit

[@Meekguyismoist]

The most financially stable Twitch streamer

[@bonbon3829]

Personally I respect those who can speak, have balls to stand up and even try to make a big face decision. But if they dont know how, when, where or why they do that, that is just a big L to the face, man...

[@fishxii]

Twitch banning gambling before naked women on their site, which didn't require an age requirement to use, is truly a representation of their idea of "Good and bad" and these streamers that were complaining about gambling while "empowering" the women that are fully naked are also a problem.

[@blur8163]

I’ve been marathoning rewatching your content this week, I needed this thanks bro

[@theicepickthatkilledtrotsk658]

Ngl gambaling is prety degenarate. I knew a guy who right after turning 18 got addicted and managed to get kicked out of every casino in his area in less than a year. Not surprising that a WoW player would be so susceptible to it.

[@Joe-th7kf]

Gambling has the highest suicide rate out of any addiction iirc

[@ajshdhenskaka]

WoW has zero gambling in it, what are you talking about?

[@theicepickthatkilledtrotsk658]

@@ajshdhenskaka it's a joke, WoW players are known to waste money. lol

[@zakohat365]

Tf did he do lmfao

[@wayne8201]

I always learn so much about the dynamics and economy of social media from your videos. A+ as always, Tom.

[@Danielcz1094]

Bankrupt? My man has more money than my entire bloodline has ever made

[@satoshiwasareptiloid3777]

The worst thing about Hasan is how he forces me to support gambling with his broken clockness.

[@summ.3433]

Hasan is a fence sitting roach that would quickly change his opinion in a heartbeat if it was financially beneficial for him.

[@kateanderson8384]

Hasan - ”The US deserved 911”

[@BakedBeanEnjoyer]

He’s not a gambling addict, he’s a drug kingpin that manufactures blue meth.

[@ArwinAlexander]

Never have I seen a more ironic name for a streamer

[@blake9746]

Ironic would be if his name was "financial consultant TV". His name just sadly fits well.

[@bustatron]

All these streamers were getting special odds and aren't using their own money to begin with.

[@thelyonking5812]

The crazy part of Train is he is a total addict, not just a gambling addict. He has said that before he streamed he was addicted to hard drugs and had to struggle to break that addiction. I don’t think Train is bad faith or trying to be harmful, I legitimately just think he’s a gambling addict who saw a chance to finance his addiction and took it.

[@ethanfox8908]

I'm pretty sure he's done coke while streaming as well

[@kavalogue]

Kingcobra. Chris Chan. Shoenice. This platform is built on people slowly killing themselves. I struggle to take much issue with someone gambling and saying edgy crap when, if we are to take issue, it should be with the likes of the previously mentioned.

[@bigmon6223]

@Trevor Allen you obviously don’t understand how much money a functioning addict will spend on their vice…

[@mywire]

Does anyone not understand that he isn’t using his money? The gambling sites give him the $$ to gamble.

[@thelyonking5812]

@trevorallen8514 I never said he gambled to finance a drug addiction, just that he used to be a drug addict and has a very addictive personality.

[@somimael]

getting extremely angry when people ask you to stop your addiction is extremely relatable. i used to be addicted to weed and i would lash out when my friends would kindly ask me to stop because they loved me.

[@phantom9014]

Same bro I remember doing the exact same thing. I’ve been clean for 4 months now and from what I’ve learned it takes Hitting rock bottom to finally stop.

[@roncurley7079]

bro weed ? hahahahahaah you cant be addicted to weed dog , you ever sucked dick for weed ? stole for weed ? stfu with non sense

[@aaroncapricorn5867]

you are incorrect. one does not get addicted to herbs and flowers.

[@emoghostass3100]

@@aaroncapricorn5867 wrong

[@chrisjohnson6138]

That applies to attention whore women too tho. Imagine if someone told you put your phone down and delete your social media and stop wearing makeup like jezebel, you and most women will react like a nasty beast and lash out because you're addicted to attention

[@ZombieSazza]

Honestly knowing he’s bipolar and struggling with a gambling addiction makes sense, but is sad, he’ll go through extreme highs and extreme lows (manic periods), where you’re impulsive and spend more money than you have (for most anyway), but instead of his friends recognising he needs help they push him to continue gambling. Gambling is a serious addiction and addicts need help, and whilst they need to admit they need help before rehab properly works, he needs a strong support system around him that cares about his mental well being and mental state instead of encouraging him to gamble during his manic periods. My biological brother (don’t have contact with bio family now, child abuse survivor) was balls DEEP into gambling, he rented a home years ago and stopped paying rent to his landlord (it was £350 a month iirc, Scottish highlands), he stopped paying bills properly, got into huge debt and lost his home. This has happened to him several times, where he gets a new home, eventually stops paying bills and rent, and is made homeless. He can’t stop, in the same way his alcoholism is an addiction, he knows he has 2 addictions but refuses to get any help because he’s “having fun”. Thing is I’ve always known him to have manic depression, like a really deep depression, where he did have people trying to help him but he was balls deep into his addiction that he didn’t care, so he burned friendships, burned family relationships, sent abuse to anyone trying to help him, then months later beg them for money for “bills” which he’d immediately gamble. He also got arrested for theft, fraud, wire/bank fraud, he’s banned from a bank account with the Royal Bank of Scotland and Bank of Scotland, it’s a huge issue where he’s spiralled so hard that he’s stolen money/bank cards/peoples jewellery to pay for this addiction. He has some “friends” who encourage this behaviour but they also gamble and are alcoholics, so they’re behaviour is almost as bad, so it’s a cycle of toxic friends encouraging toxic behaviour. My biological brother is 30, he’s a chronic alcoholic with huge debt, arrests, court cases, banned from banks, banned from gambling shops, banned from regular shops, burned relationships, been homeless several times, all because of gambling. Gambling from a young age can easily destroy the rest of your life.

[@bobSeigar]

Mania, is not depression and bipolar is not addiction. "he’ll go through extreme highs and extreme lows (manic periods)" This is not what manic episodes are at all. This sounds like someone read the descriptor in the DSMV and misunderstood it. Manic periods are high energy, delusional periods. Quite the *polar* opposite of depression. It comes with a sense of warmth and indestructibility. This is why a depressive episode follows a manic episode. The body builds dopamine until the point of release, which creates the empty, hopeless void of depression.

[@kljl2]

I just made a comment about this I was searching for somebody else to point this out as soon as they said he had bipolar all the pieces fell together I'm bipolar and it immediately was like well that makes sense not that it's OK and not that it's a good thing but bipolar people have tendencies to do stuff like this

[@aidanhammer6968]

⁠@@bobSeigarManic episodes lead to the depressive episodes is how I read his comment

[@Metroid545454]

But don’t you guys realize he’s not getting real money? It’s all these fake online casinos that give him money

[@manbeerpigs16]

I was lucky… I found out I had a gambling addiction when I was 14 playing RuneScape back in 2010. I didn’t have money to lose but I’d gamble all my gold or in game money. When I’d hit rock bottom I’d have mental breakdowns… then a few days later I’d be right back to gambling. Shits crazy. I know to not gamble on anything now and I’m lucky my finances were not impacted by it

[@d0sxxgaming94]

Osrs gold was the first crypto so kinda you did instead of selling the gold duel areana rat

[@bookerwills8649]

I've never played runescape but holy hell it must have been ahead of the gane in taking advantage of this shit

[@CrazyBloo]

Same thing here but with CSGO gambling when i was a kid. I have a super addictive personality and seriously think I would've ruined my life if I got into gambling when I actually had money.

[@pieathart]

Csgo is what made me realize i had gambling tendencies i have a 1k inventory but i spent like 1.3-1.5 k lol ive gambled skins and lost $100 skins before now im still playing cs but im not buying cases anymore and i stopprd well over a year ago

[@Stickmanzed]

Bro the duel arena didn't fuck around.

[@Eazy3129]

You did a great job presenting this in an unbiased way with plenty of context. Much respect for being so thorough.

[@therocinante3443]

Holy shit Ricky, you learned to spell! Did you finally get your grade 11 or something?

[@m.m616]

love ur pfp pic

[@mikermiks5784]

He is anything but bankrupt, living the life off stream in his penthouse with hundreds of millions

[@jbfarley]

Citation needed

[@moldyshishkabob]

Not going to lie, 9:15 just coming out of left field took a lot of the bite out of it for me. So ridiculous, it becomes hilarious.

[@VioletWattermelon]

Same I came to the comments to see if someone else thought this LMAO

[@Xfvdfgbu77]

nearly no one who is watching an hour long documentary on twitch drama is going to be buying any sex toys

[@Kingofthe717]

Well speak for yourself, you don’t need to be a stud to buy some high quality anal beads 🤷‍♂️

[@kittyclaws7657]

Why?

[@matthewmcguire224]

You don’t know me bro 😠

[@wildersystem]

Are you implying that somehow I both watch this content and am regularly feeling the touch of another person? If anything, the sponsored ad reminded me that the stuff I have now has been worked nearly to death…

[@robismetal]

They do sell solo toys fellas

[@Zero-Dux]

My fathers grandfather was rich, had vast of lands and properties. He lost it all from gambling, the curse persist even to this day as my aunt is still a huge gambling addict. I stay away from anything that resembles gambling.

[@tailedgates9]

Aside from his sad gambling addiction, I give props to how willing he was to drop hard truths. And he's got some charisma. Gotta hand it to him. XD

[@e7193]

cringe

[@shinydecidueye9593]

Most addicted people are fully aware of the consequences of their addiction, whether they admit it or not. He is not willing to change.

[@harnithragnar3148]

Gambling really fucked me up man. I try to tell everyone who doesn't gamble to never cuz once you get the feeling of a good win youre hooked

[@Un_pendejo65]

Most empathetic and least toxic overwatch player:

[@hasanholf9672]

It is unbelievable that this man gambled away an amount of money I will never see in my life for views.

[@vercingetorixavernian8978]

First mistake was the Supreme Court making sports betting LEGAL. Absolute disaster

[@mastaofkush]

The funny irony of Train is that while he is ranting against e-thots "taking all the subs" I guarantee they share 100% of the same demographic. All the 13 year olds in Train's chat chanting "TRUE" are also simultaneously subbed to some/most/all of the girls he's ranting about. In fact I would bet that Train was a large factor to these girls' success.

[@munchmongoose]

Someone finally said it

[@somedude2677]

I got hooked on gambling for about 3 months. I knew I was fucking up, and now I’ve messed a lot of shit up. I’m happy I caught myself only 3 months in. I dug a pretty deep hole that I’m going to spend a long time getting out of. At least rock bottom will get further behind me as each day goes by.

[@ramrover]

I played for a good 2 weeks before I saw the pattern on how they take your money. It’s not even gambling it’s a straight up scam

[@somedude2677]

@@ramrover I was hooked on poker lol I don’t have the luck for poker.

[@noahh799]

It’s different for everybody . Ive been making my living off roulette and baccarat the past 2 years . There’s a few key factors and patience is the biggest one

[@somedude2677]

@@noahh799 no you haven’t, you’ve been living off your parents and play roulette and baccarat… you don’t start with nothing and making a living off gambling. There’s no secret to baccarat no secret to roulette. I can confidently play poker anywhere and I enjoy it, but unless you have money you aren’t gonna be making big money. Stop LARPing on the internet

[@somedude2677]

@@noahh799 I’m confident I’d take your money one on one in poker lmao use all the patience you want 😂😂😂 see how well that works out for Phil H in cash games. Gambling is gambling.. and I’d be glad to reel your whale ass in 🐳🐳