Gambling Could Return To Twitch Following Trainwreckstv’s Announcement

Tyler “Trainwreck” is a famous Twitch streamer with over 2 million followers. His streaming category belongs to Games and Gambling. People condemn him for promoting gambling to the masses, but for some time, Trainwreck has stopped streaming gambling slots.

Surprisingly, Tyler “Trainwreckstv” announced on Twitter that he would be conducting gambling-sponsored streams again from December 1. The Twitch streamer has a reputation for his slot streams.

Major Takeaways

• Trainwreckstv calls Twitch a boring platform following a ban on gambling.
• Twitch Bans Gambling posing a threat to potential harm.
• Trainwreckstv announces his return to full fledge gambling from December 1.

Unlicensed gambling sites were banned by Twitch earlier this year following the backlash from the streaming community, posing a threat to the site to potential harm.

TWITCH HAS BEEN BORING – DEC 1ST – GAMBLING STREAMS RETURN

— Trainwreck (@Trainwreckstv) November 27, 2022

However, not all gamblings are banned. Twitch still allows us to gamble in poker, sports betting, and fantasy sports. Recently, Tyler also did some betting on FIFA World Cup.

In a tweet, the streamer said Twitch has become boring so he would be returning to full-fledged betting streams.

Twitch announced its new policy on October 18. Since then not, any slot machine game has been streamed on the channel by streamer Tyler. He streamed gambling on his channel over a month ago, titled “LAST GAMBLING STREAM ON TWITCH.”

It was also the most-watched stream of Trainwreckstv. 

Twitch banned four gambling sites. One of them is Stake.com. The official announcement made by Twitch on Twitter also included Rollbit.com, Duelbits.com, and Roobet.com.

An update on gambling on Twitch. pic.twitter.com/lckNTY9Edo

— Twitch (@Twitch) September 20, 2022

Since Stake.com is banned from Twitch, Trainwreckstv has yet to announce the site on which he would be gambling and then streaming from.

It is to be noted that only sites that have been banned from Twitch do not have any authentic licenses in the United States. So there might be a way that streamers can adapt and get rid of this restriction.