TrainwrecksTV Says He Could Have Earned $2B From Affiliates, But Didn’t Do It

Look up what TrainwrecksTV’s actual net worth is, and you will be puzzled. One source suggests he has a $360 million streaming deal that lasted 16 months.

In another instance, the streamer claims he is owed between $3 billion and $5 billion by a global gambling brand, which is clearly highly improbable, to put it mildly.

Now, TrainwrecksTV is back with a new insight into his inner financial workings, and the streamer is claiming that he could have earned as much as $2 billion from placing affiliate codes into his streams, but he clearly chose not to.

Trainwrecks previously streamed on Twitch, but he had to move on to Kick after the 2022 gambling-wide ban by the Amazon-owned platform. 

Kick is largely understood to be backed by the owners of Stake.com, and the company has become a global behemoth of a streaming giant and an alternative to Twitch.

Trainwrecks went on to explain that by avoiding the use of affiliate codes, he may have missed out on $2 billion, giving up on that money.

Part of this, argues the streamer, has to do with the fact he doesn’t use affiliate codes for ethical reasons, but as observers point out, the streamer is being recompensed for his efforts by at least one casino he works with. 

Of late, TrainwrecksTV and Stake seem to have fallen out, with the streamer threatening a “streamers’ revolution.” TrainwrecksTV seemed to be souring on the platform, claiming that he “helped create it” and was now apparently not properly recompensed for his efforts.

Even more interestingly, over the years, TrainwrecksTV has been spotted claiming that he was involved with creating the platform, possibly as co-owner, although the official Wikipedia page of the company has him as a “backer.”