A million every month*

@@mrgamerwatch100 thats what he said..

Yeah hes "dirt cheap" 1 milli/ month plus his affiliate which he said was another $250k

@@gidd not what he said. A million one month is different than a million every month.

Xqc made around $500K per gambling stream. And to think only half a year ago he was calling people who stream gambling degenerates

it’s also fake. He gets sponsored and isn’t gambling his own money.

@@Mvncher He got paid to promote gambling doesn't make it better.

I only know him from his meme reaction clip to the nae n word song and I'm assuming that was before the gambling took over lol.

@@Mvncher and? He’s promoting gambling to children without actually taking any risk

@@thuglifeinc4894 he’s already admitted to being addicted to gambling before streaming it (he was gambling for around 5 years i believe) and other streamers were worried and confused when they saw him start streaming for days and uploading clickbait gambling videos promoting how great it is to win big. it’s dangerous for everyone imo, no matter the state of whether the currency is real, digital or fake.

Living in Atlantic City, the amount of people that commit suicide on a yearly basis, I rarely even step into the casino. Twice a year at most. That gambling shit will literally kill you.

They don’t even tel us how many people actually do it. It happens way more than it’s recorded because it’s such a tourist trap. It’s really quite sad how the government and casinos come together to hide what gambling really does to people. It’s so sad

That's your paycheck so I don't get what you're saying

i live where the largest casino in the world is. a lot of my friends go to winstar just to walk through because it’s sort of a local landmark. the one time i went i swear to god there were people in diapers so they didn’t have to walk away with ashtrays FULL of cigarette butts. it was heartbreaking and i’ll never go back. scary.

I grew up in Reno, Nevada and my father worked at one of the big casinos as a restaurant manager. As a kid, my mom would drop me off with him sometimes while he was working and it was horrible what you'd see. Parents with their kids there just gambling their life away at a slot machine and neglecting their children, multiple people who were just there every time I went in for months on end. It's horrible what gambling does to people. A friend of mine's dad literally committed suicide because he lost so much money gambling. It's a disease, I swear.

Noel was like defending this stuff the whole time and saying “well it’s good got content”. I’m thinking he wants one of those gambling deals.

@@MasterJayPee16 I feel like Noel wouldn’t fully agree with Cody and just say well he gets the bag. I mean can you blame him? Would you gamble for a month straight everyday if they paid you 1,000,000 dollars? I would.

@@SukeShiro without an audience of potentially young viewers who want be "just like me" when I win? Absolutely, but this dude is giving false hope to people down on their luck prompting them to make potentially worse financial decisions

@@SukeShiro doing it on your own is entirely different than streaming it to an audience, most of which is probably taken up by children and literal gambling ADDICTS. like Noel said ppl in the chat were talking about how they were there to curb their urge to play. seeing him win is probably the only push they’d need to jump back into it regardless of the fact that they’re probably nowhere near as well funded as he is. and he’s doing fucking coke on live like?? do u in private but there’s something about winning like this that’s gonna make people romanticize the situation not realizing that gambling is fuckin gambling, most people aren’t gonna hit big like that.

He wasn’t really defending it, more like saying he understands the addiction and what the draw is

He was more speaking to the entertainment, rather than the morality. And its undeniable that theres an element of entertainment. Whether that's good or bad? Separate issue.

He was also been sponsored by better help like 7 months ago so it fits

@@ImEmilyy__ both Cody and Noel had Better Help sponsorships in recent months. Don’t think that really matters. Get over the better help shit.. it’s literally an app that allows for mental health services through Telehealth, people need to read terms of services before getting upset over what is offered. Also that controversy was 2 years ago. Noel being sponsored by Better Help doesn’t correlate to this at all.

@@leann4265 If the mental health service provided is negatively impacting people’s mental health in the long run, it’s unethical. Its meant to be helping people. It’s like the main thing we are taught in psychology is that we have to do more good than harm and I don’t know if that can be said for better help. It runs against everything therapist, psychologist and counsellors are taught. Ethics is everything. And I think them accepting the sponsorship for something that may be unethical does say something about them and does play into whether Noel is cool with someone doing something unethical like this gambling stream. It’s all about supporting or promoting unethical things and the responsibility you have to your audience. It makes sense that if Noel is willing to look past the ethics of gambling stream then he would be with better help too. I’m not going to make judgments about it but it makes sense why this person is making that connection.

I think Noel meant that as in "this is messed up but entertaining to watch", the same way you'd watch videos of street fights or something. I hope.

Stop infantilizing adults, Karen

@@sissyphussartre2907 sounds like someone’s an addict 👀

Wanna do the horizontal hokey pokey on some freshman 15s on the quad?

cheers bro, I'll drink to that

LMAO the irony tho

but also he totally does coke.

@@jazzyjerica6878 that's the embrace

He gets paid monthly 1 million dollars to gamble. Other sponsorships and donos

@@GE0attack That's sad tbh.

I got into a sports gambling phase which I stopped once I lost $100. I would stay up till 3 am trying to build and analyze the perfect bet slip. So glad I got relatively good impulse control and I quit that shit before I got truly addicted.

@@re_i_gn proud of you good sir/maam

@@thuglifeinc4894 how's it sad? Dude is making bank

worst part is that he's not even "down" that much. he has millions.

@@coopierre nah if u watch him you’ll know he’s still down millions lmao

@@jacksonmalbrough6796 sure but he still has other millions on the side that won't make him that worried about the lost millions.

Gambling addictions aren’t exclusive to rich people fyi

Train gets most if not all his money from when bitcoin sky rocketed not much from his viewers donations. He wouldn't be doing gambling streams everyday if bitcoin didn't go to 65k.

Do they get what they win?

what did they teach you?

@@SM-yz4hi how to slot machine and gamble

@@linktoworlds5576 thanks i was rly wondering

Tf? No they didn’t😂

What do you mean by actors?

I've been to Vegas twice and still don't get how slot machines are so fucking popular. At least if you're betting on cards, there's a degree of interactivity involved where you can raise/check/fold depending on what's shown but slot machines are just colored lights and numbers going up. I don't mind losing a few hundred dollars over a long night of poker, but losing consistently at a slot machine for longer than 5 minutes is like having my teeth pulled

Lmaoooo, thats a good clip

You clearly don’t have a gambling addiction

@@milescarter3588 you clearly don't realize the ROI for hooking thousands of kids to your gambling platform for relatively no money in paid advertising.

Lmfao they have already admitted they don’t gamble with their own money. Clearly people haven’t been keeping up with the story

@@sjg1829 clearly you havent been keeping up with the story because train does use his own money to gamble

@@floorless either way there’s a ton of people who do this … “ no way that’s sustainable “ You obviously have never been around someone with serious wealth, it’s pretty nuts to watch IRL and It is pretty easy to see how someone gets hooked.

When you gamble 15 hours a day, those "nearly impossible things" become quite possible.

^yeeeah right. Go to your local casino if you have one, you'll see plenty of people spending EVERY WAKING MOMENT of their lives gambling, none of them wins millions EVER. And yet somehow these streamers all pull million dollar jackpots during their streams which are sponsored by said online casinos. Kinda obvious the game is rigged for them a bit, isn't it? Not enough to make it obvious but enough to show a huge win once in a while to hook people in.

Nah ur thinkin its some csgo shit its fr

@@spicyboy8484 hes admitted it in a talk with H3H3. He gets a million a month for contractual obligations + his creator code gets him more. If they are willing to pay him that much im sure theres some tweaking in it for him too. Hes the advertising for that company and they wont be pulling in many customers if they see him constantly losing.

@@topherman420 nah

It’s is his money. He donated $4000 to a streamer with 3 viewers and I was in the livestream. Train wasn’t even streaming as well.

^i mean that's great and all but this mfer makes about 1.250.000 a month just from one company sponsoring his gambling and obviously that's not his only source of income, donating 4k for him is like you donating 4$ to someone... i mean good for you to share but it's 4 dollars man lmao

Eating a pb&j "god grow the fuck up. 400? Pussy."

Well yea, why would you gamble illegally 😭

@@exposed5332 Obviously I didn't know, gambling laws vary from place to place and we were in international waters. I figured if it wasn't allowed they wouldn't have dealt me cards.

money laundering

@@morca2414 100%

It’s is his money. He donated $4000 to a streamer with 3 viewers and I was in the livestream. Train wasn’t even streaming as well.

Those are either a Nike Renew or React I think they're Renews