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Trainwreck vs Roshtein – Are high roller influencers for real?

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What do you think of this? Who is playing for real here?

Roshtein vs TrainwrecksTV – A Record-Breaking Fake Money Feud

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Roshtein must be playing with some kind of credit or promo funds. How else could he consistently smash TrainwrecksTV’s records within days?

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I disagree. Both guys have killer instincts and deep pockets—especially with affiliate deals. They’re not broke, and those dev leaderboards don’t lie.

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Whether it’s real or promotional, the stakes here feel dangerously high. Spinning millions per bet is out of control, period.

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On the topic of proof: Roshtein livestreamed the Nolimit City leaderboard after his big hit. That’s public data. You can’t fake that without it showing in the game’s official records.

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True, but Affiliate credits often get treated like real balance in the game’s backend. Technically, a win is still logged—even if it wasn’t your money on the line.

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Exactly. A “win” logged by the platform isn’t the same as risked capital. It could be a fully credited demo.

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Come on—average Joe players don’t get £40M credits for free. These guys negotiate massive deals. They absolutely risk their own cash, too.

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Have we seen any transparent accounting? A bank statement? A tax record? No. Just flashy streams. That’s scary for viewers who think it’s all real money.

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Technically, operators must report player wins for regulatory reasons. If these were fake-money wins, they wouldn’t hit the regulator’s reporting system.

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But those reports aren’t public. Unless the streamers share the data, we can’t verify.

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So we’re stuck in “he said, she said” land. Meanwhile viewers get hooked seeing crazy jackpots and assume it’s real risk.

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Viewers also tune in for the showmanship, the personalities. It’s entertainment, not a financial tutorial. People know the odds.

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Do they, though? A teenager watching a £100 spin can’t conceptualize millions. The spectacle makes gambling feel risk-free.

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That’s a fair point. Regulators should step in if affiliate credits are misrepresented as personal stakes.

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Moving on: are these wager sizes sustainable? At what point do the math and house edge make it impossible to win in the long run?

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