(AsiaGameHub) –   Tyler Faraz Niknam, widely recognized as Trainwreck, is enduring an extended and aggravating run of losses on the Kick streaming platform.

The 35-year-old American streamer has reportedly gotten to a stage where he must make between $20 and $30 million daily to recoup his deficits.

Almost $10 Million in Net Losses

This, at least, is what the divisive streamer stated at the start of his broadcast last Thursday. He expressed hope for a $20 million day after a staggering $9.9 million net loss on Waylanders Forge, following a total of 1,115 plays.

Ultimately, the gamer wagered $150,000 on spins, a detail he opted to share personally via his publicly displayed statistics for the Valkyrie-developed game.

Trainwreck, who recently suggested he may terminate his partnership with the crypto casino platform after a three-month hiatus, also lamented that his return to player (RTP) rate was only 75%. This contrasts with the typical RTP range of 94% to 97% for most slot games.

He did, however, achieve a partial recovery by landing a massive $2.5 million win from a single $150,000 spin while playing Pragmatic Play’s Juicy Fruits. Whether his fortune has truly changed remains uncertain.

Despite this, his stream concluded on a sour note, with his viewers witnessing him vow to achieve a $30 million day in the future.

Mindblowing Amounts

Earlier this month, a mere misclick while selecting a bonus buy option during a session on Cyber Ronin by Degen Lab earned him a substantial $781,250.

The week before that, he secured a $4 million win playing Keno, triggered by a colossal 81.5× multiplier.

Throughout his career, the content creator has consistently cautioned his followers and viewers about the risks of gambling, particularly highlighting the peril of trying to win back losses.

His advice appears especially pertinent now, as he conceded that his present unlucky stretch is his most severe in five years.
For context, the streamer incurred losses of at least $40 million in 2022.