Trainwreckstv has been very vocal regarding fake money deals recently. Earlier this week, he spoke out on the topic when questioned whether Stake Founder Eddie Craven prefers fake money deals to raw money. Now, he has commented on his fellow streamer Xposed.
Xposed also streams on the Kick streaming platform, but unlike Stake-partnered Train, he plays exclusively on Roobet. Commenting on his stream recently, Train said that he wasn’t 100% sure that Xposed, real name Cody Burnett, was playing with real money.
Xposed left Train a message questioning that claim, asking:
What have I ever done to make it seem like I’m not real, brother?”
In response, Train claimed that the streamer was taking his comments too personally.
Train, also known as Tyler Niknam, said that he could never be 100% sure because Xposed plays on Roobet rather than Stake. “You and I both know for a fact that most of the time Roobet is gonna operate in a manner where the balances aren’t fully raw,” Train explained, suggesting that the crypto casino has a preference for fake money deals.
“If you were on Stake I could be more sure,” Train continued. “I can’t put my 100% stamp of approval on it if I’m not getting screenshots of the actual deal.” In contrast, Train said he has been transparent regarding his own deal with Stake. “Every single person other than myself keeps those details completely private, so it’s nothing against you,” Train told Xposed.
Fake money deals are a hot topic in the world of gambling streaming. Through these, streamers are able to gamble on stream without any risk to their own bank balance, while making money through their contracts.