“I Could Buy Hasan, Poki, and Ludwig All Together…” – Trainwreck Reveals How He Made $360 Million in Just 16 Months!

While gambling has made quite a buzz in the last few weeks, for all the wrong reasons, there are still some top streamers who are not shying away from revealing how it has benefited them a lot. One such streamer is Trainwreck who recently dropped a mind-boggling news on social media.

According to the Twitch star, who is mostly known for his gambling-based content in the past few months, he earned a whopping amount of $360 million in the past year and a half. Moreover, he managed to do that with the help of gambling!

Trainwreck claims he earned $360 million in 16 months, thanks to gambling streams

Most prominent content creators on Twitch called out the platform a few weeks back to ban gambling completely. Names like Ludwig and Pokimane were among the biggest personalities who raised their voices against growing cases of scams related to gambling streams on the platform.

However, there are also some recognized faces like Trainwreck who have amassed a huge following and views thanks to livestreaming content based on gambling. So much so that he has literally become probably the richest streamer as of now!

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This massive update about Tyler Faraz Niknam was shared by none other than Jake Lucky on Twitter. Through his tweet, Lucky mentioned that Trainwreck has claimed to make $360 million in just 16 months. And that he did it by only streaming gambling-related content on his Twitch channel.

“I could buy Hasan, Poki, and Ludwig all together and sell them and buy them again,” read the tweet, implying what Trainwreck said.

Apparently, the content creator did many sponsored gambling streams on a frequent basis. However, it’s quite shocking to believe that he managed to earn this much by indulging in an infamous and controversial activity on the platform.

To elaborate on it further, but in his own style, he later shared a link on Twitter to address the staggering total of $360 million he made. In a tweet that was linked to TwitLonger, Trainwreck mentioned that his response on his claim was enclosed within. But to everyone’s surprise, the link basically contained a YouTube video, featuring the ending sequence from The Dark Knight movie by Christopher Nolan.

The idea behind sharing this link was probably that Trainwreck wanted to, indirectly, show the criticism against him in a lighthearted manner. Moreover, it implied that Tyler was also a silent protector, similar to how Gordon describes Batman in the movie’s very last moment. Sharing this tweet was clearly to convey to others that he doesn’t take anyone’s criticism seriously, especially for his gambling streams.

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