TheGoobr – His Real Name, Shuffle Referral Code & Net Worth

Who Is TheGoobr

• What is Goobr’s real name: Timothy Arsan (not yet been confirmed)
• How old is Goobr: Born in 2001
• Where is he from/where does he live: Streaming from Canada
• What he is known/popular for: Over the top reactions and being a COMPLETE degen
• Casino stream since: 2020, TheGoobr on kick
• What sites he gambles on: Mainly Shuffle
• Referral codes: TheGoobr Shuffle referral code

TheGoobr used to be one of my favourite gambling streamers to watch. Nowadays I just feel bad watching him lose all that money and spiral down.

If you need someone to talk to Goob, you can always reach out on X. We don’t know each other but you look like you could need a shoulder.

TheGoobr Updates

Jan 4th 2026

If you haven’t been following, his big exit scam was just another big cry for attention.

He’s back, crazier than ever.

He’ll try to convince you he’s reformed and will be a “responsible” gambler in 2026, but we all know this is BS.

You can expect a deeper hole, more tantrums and, I’m calling it here first, a move from Shuffle.

He’s either going to get dropped or will find a new place to lose his viewers’ money.

Nov 27th 2025

On Nov 27th, he deleted his X account, and restricted his Discord.

After being a Slave to Shuffle for the past few years and losing over 2 Buggatis worth, our Goobr finally exit scammed with over 3m in debts.

Or so it may seems.

Looking at Lesh’s post on X, he might just be hiding in Egypt for the time being, before making a return.

Some had already been speculating this was all just a marketing stunt to farm engagement before making a comeback.

Real or fake, it raises the questions:

• Have casinos been doing enough to protect their cash cows (streamers)?
• How has Shuffle allowed The Goobr situation to go this far?
• Who the fuck keeps lending a suicidal gambling addict, knowing he already owes 2-3 millions to other people?

Stay safe out there people and gamble responsibly. Don’t be a Goobr.

Fun Facts About TheGoobr

Real, raw-money gambling streamer

TheGoobr bills himself as someone who gambles with real money (not fake or “fills” deals) and streams it live.

He had a debt counter up on stream for a while, but it’s gotten so out of hand that he doesn’t have it up anymore.

At the time of writing this, he’s in more than 2M in debt to his viewers, other streamers, and different casino owners.

Streams daily at a set time

He goes live every day around 2 PM EST on platforms like Kick. Although lately he’s been streaming inconsistently, mainly due to him having to find loans to gamble/stream.

High volatility, high risk style

His streams feature EXTREME gambling swings: winning big amounts, then losing it all in a very very short time. He will sometimes lose insane amounts like 200k in minutes.

Addiction and self-awareness

He’s publicly acknowledged struggling with extreme gambling addiction, stating that it “really does ruin most aspects of my life.”

On forums, he also openly says he gambles daily and views his addiction as relentless.

TheGoobr Socials

• X/Twitter: ~8k followers
• Kick: ~12k followers
• Youtube: ~3k subscribers

TheGoobr Sponsors & Deals

Goobr used to play on Stake and Jackpot but now exclusively streams and gambles on Shuffle. His actual deal isn’t clear or disclosed but he’s said on stream and forums that he’s making a lot of money from it.

I’ve seen people say he’s getting 80k/week from Shuffle, but I highly doubt he’s making that much anymore.

He is also sponsored by LuxDrop, a similar site to PackDraw. It’s basically a website where you battle against other people or bots to win real-life items.

You can either sell the items you win for money and withdraw, or straight up have the items delivered to your house.

TheGoobr Giveaways, Raffles & Leaderboard

TheGoobr has a 20k weekly leaderboard and a biweekly raffle.

The leaderboard is pretty self-explanatory, the more you wager, the higher you get on the leaderboard. You’re up against other TheGoobr’s referrals.

Payouts are handled at the end of the week when the race ends.

The raffle is similar, the more you wager, the more tickets you earn. When the raffle race ends, TheGoobr then draws 15 winners and pay them predetermined amounts.

Unlike the leaderboards tho, the raffle is purely based on luck, although your odds to be picked increase as you get more tickets.

If you value long-term rewards rather than chasing a competitive leaderboard, you can use my link with code “BURNING”.

TheGoobr Biggest Wins & Losses

Loses 1.4 million on SHFL token

TheGoobr Net Worth

Update Jan 26th 2026

Last we heard he was about $4,000,000 in debt.

He, again, lost it all in his recent trip to vegas – Watch his Vega VODS

Negative. He’s down a shit load and keeps borrowing money to keep going.

He ended 2025 about 2 millions USD in debt.

And I can only see it getting worst in 2026.

TheGoobr Beef / Drama / Controversies

Argument with BossmanJack over “fake money” / authenticity

In one clip, BossmanJack and TheGoobr argue over who is using fake money, and who is the “better” real-money streamer. 

Both are degens in their own rights. I do prefer a good Goobr stream tho.

Extreme losses and “rock bottom” blowouts

There are multiple videos showing his biggest losses, framed as “rock bottom” or “flushing life savings.” For example:

• How TheGoobr Hit ROCK BOTTOM (Insane Loss)
• How TheGoobr Flushed His Life Savings…

Controversy over authenticity and “fake balances”

Some in the community question whether all of his bets / balances are genuine.

The argument is that extremely volatile swings (massive wins then huge losses) are suspicious, and that perhaps casinos give streamers credit or “loaned” money to gamble.

This is a recurring accusation in the crypto casino / gambling streamer niche.

Public calls criticizing his promotion of risky casinos

On social media, some have called him out for promoting “bullshit casinos” and warned about the risk, accusing him of being part of schemes that prey on viewers.

Massive verbal swings, self-admissions of addiction

He has spoken publicly (in posts and forums) about his gambling being destructive, losing hundreds of thousands in short periods, and how addiction is ruining him. 

Controversial narrative in crypto gambling / streamer ecosystem

In broader crypto / gambling criticism circles, TheGoobr is often cited as part of a network of “casino-fed streamers,” where streamers are allegedly supplied funds, encouraged to show big swings, promote casinos, and drive new signups.