Did Trainwreck win $4m on a $266K slot bet?

• Trainwreck was staying up late to play on Stake.com about a week ago, when he decided to go big on a slot game
• The streamer placed a $266,640 bet on a popular slot game by NoLimit City, triggering the maximum possible payouts
• Netizens remain skeptical about Trainwreck’s recent multi-million wins

Trainwreck has had a busy few months. The streamer spoke about a "revolution" of streamers taking control back from operators, and has been a fixture in the online casino streaming space since his return earlier this year.

The latest Trainwreck update on the X socialmedia channelTrainwrecksTV, showed the streamer flipping an eye-watering $266,640 into a $4m payout. The website hosting the experience was Stake.com, against which the streamer previously complained.

The win occurred on the Mental 2 game by Nolimit City, after the title hit the maximum allowable multiplier, with the streamer having a strong reaction on camera and celebrating his victory.

The streamer’s net worth is subject to speculation, with no verified account of how much he has won over the years.

Trainwreck has become popular for his frequent large wagers and occasionally going bankrupt by his own account. This is not the first time Trainwreck has won huge amounts from his gambling sessions.

In April, the streamer supposedly turned his $1,500 bet on Colorful Play’s Valhalla 1000 into a $15m payout. These wins have not been met with strong excitement online, however, with many netizens remaining skeptical about the authenticity of the wins.

Stake.com recently said that it would be adding a new technology that would allow every player to verify the genuineness of an outcome, play by play, as part of the platform’s broader efforts to strengthen transparency and player safety.

In the meantime, Trainwreck recently lamented his lack of doing things right by viewers by opting out of affiliate partnerships, calling them a dishonest way to make a living as a streamer. He noted that he could have made billions had he gone into partnerships with companies.

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