Trainwrecks slams Twitch as gambling streams continue to thrive despite new restrictions
Former Twitch star turned Kick pioneer, Tyler ‘Trainwreckstv’ Niknam has criticized the Amazon-owned streaming platform for still allowing a wide range of gambling content to appear on the site.
In October 2022,Twitch announced its plans to start enforcing a gambling ban on its platform. It followed after some of Twitch’s biggest creatorscriticized the sitefor allowing others to gamble thousands of dollars, as impressionable audiences watched along, without repercussions.

Trainwrecks has said in the past that despite the specific gambling restrictions now in effect on Twitch, it still won’t stamp out the section altogether. Instead, heargued it would only stop bigger creatorsfrom streaming it, and it now appears he was right.
During a recent broadcast, Trainwrecks showed his viewers multiple streams which were still up on Twitch openly playing slots. The two categories the gambling streams are under, Slots and Virtual Casino, had roughly 20,000 concurrent viewers at the time.

“If you add them all up every day, it’s about 200-300 thousand viewers” the streamer said. “And no one gives a f***, and they claim ‘no, you’re delusional you weren’t targeted.’”
He then went on to say how ironic it is that he was allegedly targeted despite being “the only one” who was gambling in a transparent way. He claimed, “I was giving cautions, giving the reality of losing 99% of the time and winning 1% of the time.”

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As of now, both categories ofSlotsandVirtual Casinoare still up, and likely will be for quite some time as Twitch is yet to completely outlaw the genre of streaming from its platform. While set restrictions are in place, it appears that gambling on Twitch is still exceedingly popular on a daily basis.