TrainwrecksTV Claims He Could Have Made $2 Billion From Affiliates but Chose Not To

(AsiaGameHub) –   A review of TrainwrecksTV’s reported net worth reveals figures that may cause confusion. One report indicates a streaming deal valued at $360 million, spanning a period of 16 months.

In a separate claim, the streamer asserts he is owed between $3 billion and $5 billion by a major international gambling company, a figure that is, to say the least, highly unlikely.

Now, TrainwrecksTV has shared a new perspective on his financial decisions, stating that he could have generated up to $2 billion by incorporating affiliate codes into his streams but ultimately chose not to.

Trainwrecks previously broadcast on Twitch, but was compelled to transition to Kick following Twitch’s platform-wide gambling ban in 2022.

Kick is widely recognized as being supported by the proprietors of Stake.com, and the platform has emerged as a significant global streaming entity, offering an alternative to Twitch.

Trainwrecks elaborated that by refraining from using affiliate codes, he estimates he forfeited the opportunity to earn $2 billion.

The streamer attributes this decision, in part, to ethical considerations regarding the use of affiliate codes, though observers note that he is reportedly compensated by at least one casino with which he collaborates.

Recently, there appears to have been a rift between TrainwrecksTV and Stake, with the streamer hinting at a „streamers’ revolution.“ TrainwrecksTV seemed to express dissatisfaction with the platform, claiming he “played a role in its creation” and was now allegedly not receiving adequate compensation for his contributions.

Furthermore, over the years, TrainwrecksTV has been documented as claiming involvement in the platform’s establishment, at times suggesting co-ownership, although the company’s official Wikipedia entry lists him as a „backer.“