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‘I’m Basically Break-Even,’ Says Streamer Standing In Front Of Rented Lamborghini

Dax “MaxWin” Calloway on transparency, responsibility, and why the car has to be back by six.

By Ines Rakeback, Interviews Editor

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Dax Calloway, known to his 2.1 million followers as MaxWin, agreed to speak with Gambling Paper on the condition that the interview take place in a parking structure, during the forty-minute window in which the Lamborghini was available.

You tell your audience you are break-even. What does that mean?

Calloway: It means that if you take everything I’ve won, and you don’t take everything I’ve lost, it’s actually a really strong year.

Do you play with your own money?

Calloway: I play with money. Whose it is, that’s more of a philosophical question. Is anything really ours? I’d say the balance is on loan, like the car, like all of us.

Whose money is it? That’s more of a philosophical question.

What do you say to viewers who lose trying to copy you?

Calloway: I always say: gamble responsibly. I say it very fast, at the start, while the intro music is still playing. Legally that counts.

At this point a man in a polo shirt arrived, checked the odometer, and the interview concluded.

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Ines Rakeback

Interviews Editor

Ines conducts the paper’s interviews. Her subjects describe her as persistent, fair and, in one case, the reason they changed their number.

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