"No one gives a f**k!" - Trainwreckstv calls out Twitch after seeing channels that are still allegedly promoting gambling despite the ban

sportskeeda.com:

During a livestream on February 1, Twitch star Tyler "Trainwreckstv" called out the platform after seeing channels that were still allegedly promoting gambling-related content despite the ban on the category.

Trainwreckstv claimed that "no one cared" about the situation while showcasing different Twitch channels broadcasting under the Slots category. He also revealed that there was another category of gambling present on the platform.

The streamer said:

Trainwreckstv continued by demonstrating that, in addition to Slots, there was also a category called "Virtual Casino" on Twitch. He claimed that if viewers were added together, the total would be around 200,000 to 300,000.

The Iranian-American personality elaborated:

He also asserted that "no one cared" about the situation and claimed that he was the "only one" who was "transparent" while broadcasting gambling content:

The Twitch clip concluded with the 32-year-old saying:

Trainwreckstv's clip was a hot topic of discussion on the r/LivestreamFail subreddit, with over 210 community members posting reactions.

Redditor u_yotsuna_ shared a link to a Twitch blog post that detailed the prohibition of "unsafe slots, roulette, and dice gambling sites" and commented:

According to Reddit user u/basicallyskills, the streamer was implying that the gambling ban was "one big conspiracy against him specifically":

Here are some more relevant fan reactions:

Trainwreckstv is a popular Twitch streamer who has spent over 3,530 hours streaming in the Slots category. Last year (on December 6, 2022), the content creator unveiled Kick, a new livestreaming platform.

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