Thegambler1999
TheGoobr
The stream started with what he called some “responsible” gambling. He deposited $250,000, planning to double it and leave, and quickly ran the balance up to around $380,000. Things then fell apart at blackjack. Playing two seats, he lost two rounds with $35,000 on each hand, then raised it to $70,000 per hand. One hand landed an 11, but he only had $55,000 left and needed another $15,000 to double. He went to Dice trying to chase it, but lost the entire balance instead.
TheGambler1999 then pulled another $250,000 out of his vault and returned to double the hand. The dealer drew a six, a five and then a ten for 21, leaving his balance at around $180,000. He spent the next few minutes chasing random Keno combinations before losing the rest and ending the first stream down $500,000, saying, “I didn’t want to do this, fuck my life.”
Before signing off, however, he made it clear that he was planning to redeposit. A few minutes later, he returned with a fresh $1 million balance, bringing his total deposits for the day to $1.5 million. The second session started badly as he quickly lost around $100,000 on Keno. He moved back to blackjack, began firing $100,000 hands and eventually sent a massive $400,000 bet. This time, he landed a blackjack and brought his balance back to roughly $1.5 million, putting him even for the day.
After more blackjack, the balance fell back to around $800,000 before Keno came to the rescue once again. A $15,000 bet landed the three-number 81.5x multiplier for approximately $1.22 million. Shortly after lowering his bet to $5,000, he hit the same multiplier again for another $407,000, pushing his balance to around $2.14 million.
He finished the stream by running a few giveaways for his viewers, loaning $300,000 to TheGoobr and ultimately cashing out close to $1.8 million.
TheGoobr almost pulled off an insane run of his own with the loan. After falling from $300,000 to around $100,000 on blackjack, he switched to Keno and hit the three-number 81.5x multiplier with a $5,000 bet for $407,000. He then returned to blackjack, ran the balance up to $1 million and immediately paid back the $300,000 loan.
Sitting on $700,000 in pure profit, Goobr fired another $100,000 blackjack hand, lost it and withdrew the remaining $600,000 to Gamdom. Unfortunately, the run completely fell apart from there. A rough live blackjack session dropped him to around $200,000 before one final Keno chase wiped out the rest.
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TheGambler1999 then pulled another $250,000 out of his vault and returned to double the hand. The dealer drew a six, a five and then a ten for 21, leaving his balance at around $180,000. He spent the next few minutes chasing random Keno combinations before losing the rest and ending the first stream down $500,000, saying, “I didn’t want to do this, fuck my life.”
Before signing off, however, he made it clear that he was planning to redeposit. A few minutes later, he returned with a fresh $1 million balance, bringing his total deposits for the day to $1.5 million. The second session started badly as he quickly lost around $100,000 on Keno. He moved back to blackjack, began firing $100,000 hands and eventually sent a massive $400,000 bet. This time, he landed a blackjack and brought his balance back to roughly $1.5 million, putting him even for the day.
After more blackjack, the balance fell back to around $800,000 before Keno came to the rescue once again. A $15,000 bet landed the three-number 81.5x multiplier for approximately $1.22 million. Shortly after lowering his bet to $5,000, he hit the same multiplier again for another $407,000, pushing his balance to around $2.14 million.
He finished the stream by running a few giveaways for his viewers, loaning $300,000 to TheGoobr and ultimately cashing out close to $1.8 million.
TheGoobr almost pulled off an insane run of his own with the loan. After falling from $300,000 to around $100,000 on blackjack, he switched to Keno and hit the three-number 81.5x multiplier with a $5,000 bet for $407,000. He then returned to blackjack, ran the balance up to $1 million and immediately paid back the $300,000 loan.
Sitting on $700,000 in pure profit, Goobr fired another $100,000 blackjack hand, lost it and withdrew the remaining $600,000 to Gamdom. Unfortunately, the run completely fell apart from there. A rough live blackjack session dropped him to around $200,000 before one final Keno chase wiped out the rest.
Watch the highlights here: