Trainwrecks Wins over $2.2 Million After Making Crazy Soccer Game Predictions

Several days ago, the broadcaster Trainwrecks made two successful bets on the Juventus FC and Borussia Dortmund match, which ended 4:4.

The collective payout of both bets together is $2.2 million.

Trainwrecks posted a video on X where he showed his reaction as well as the time at which he made the prediction, which was at 4:44 am.

His original bet was around $10,000.

After that, he showed a betting slip, showcasing him making another $1.5 million on a $31,000 bet.

Trainwrecks later did warn his audience against the dangers of gambling

Hits and Misses

Online slots streams have always been more common for Twitch streamer Trainwrecks this however hasn’t stopped him from making the occasional sports bet.

A few years ago, he once again made a few lucky guesses and placed $80,000 worth of bets, which made him $2.5 million on another football match.

The Everton vs Crystal Palace in 2022 provided him with a large cash prize, indeed.

Trainwrecks donated part of that money to friends, family, and other streamers.

His recent losses have outweighed his current cash-out by quite a bit.

Across several live Kick streams, Trainwrecks lost a cumulative total of $19.5 million.

His contract with the streaming platform does cover a sum estimated to be larger than the amount lost.

Another Kick streamer, Drake, who makes approximately $3.4 million a week on the platform, has revealed $8 mil worth of losses over a period of several months.

Drake, just like Trainwrecks, has shared what effect his losses have had on him.

There is also Jay-Z who reportedly lost 1 mil on an NBA Finals bet.

Gambling and Backlash

Trainwrecks has always been open about the amount he makes on bets.

Many of those whose streaming content mainly focuses on gambling tend to shy away from revealing their winnings.

This openness by Trainwrecks, however, is usually met with a lot of backlash, which he tends to ignore.

Streamer gambling has always been a controversial topic, which to this day is still heavily debated both online and offline.