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Boys help! I cant find the exact song starting at 15 seconds. Can i have it? there are variations on youtube but not this exact one! you probably edited the remix but i need it. Please?!
Update: As of February 23rd 2023 the court case has been settled outside of court meaning the ClubsNSW gave up. Troy is still alive and is still fighting his cancer.
It’s even easier than they said though buy however many chips then cash out a few hours later you’ll get a receipt which can prove where you got the money from so you don’t get shot up by the IRS or other taxmen hitmen
Haven’t finished the video - I don’t need further context to adopt this position. Troy - Thank you for your sacrifice mate. The Aussie public is behind you and everybody in these comments would help in a heartbeat ❤
It’s even easier than that though if you buy chips then cash out a few hours later you don’t have to sit there putting in the bills and you get a receipt for your taxes works even better than this and casinos don’t care at all
What risk tho, they’re obviously not actually money laundering. The guy saying it was illegal to film the machines was definitely full of shit, just like I’m fairly certain there’s no law against filming a slot machine there’s also no law about lying about there being a law not to film slots. I’m pretty sure they blurred every single person who didn’t agree to be filmed. I guess maybe the casino could try to sue but that probably bring more attention to themselves and they didn’t break any law in the first place. And as much as a money launderer might be annoyed by this I really doubt they’d be annoyed enough to risk their entire operation to go after boy boy.
Ive worked operations for some casinos in the states. Title 31 is in place to help stop laundering. its up to the floor staff to notice people acting weird, like wearing shirts that say they are laundering money or look like a cartoon criminal shoveling money in hand over fist. That gets reported to a Title 31 officer who then promptly throws the report in the trash. I worked one small casino on a highly traveled interstate corridor and daily would watch russian men come in with wads of 100s, and do this exact thing. Put in about 2-3k, spin once, cash out. The establishment had a kiosk that would cash out tickets with no identification and they were free to go. After some time, the Russians changed to Asians and we learned that control of the territory had changed hands via whatever they do.
Ah so your the guy who busted me when I wandered into that gas station Casino in my chain-gang outfit with a wad of 100s I stole from a hotdog stand. Damn you! I nearly got away with it!
The reverse psychology of those shirts be going wildin. “There is no way the people with the shirt that’s says they are laundering money are ACTUALLY laundering money.”
@@dont.ripfuller6587 unironically, it is a good reverse psychology tactic. because it is so obvious, you can just say it's a joke and they'll assume that the money is also part of the joke lol
You are absolutely correct. I work in retail part time and we have a rather big problem with people stealing at our store, so we employees always have to keep an eye open, especially after the last inventory went so horrible that some area managers were quite pissed off at our team. Recently someone with a neon yellow safety vest comes in and i think „surely this guy wouldn’t steal“. Needless to say thats exactly what he did and i was flabbergasted. It was also pretty funny ngl😂
Its like when Jack Sparrow admitted to those 2 officers in the first movie that he was pirate and they didnt believe him because they thought if he actually was, he wouldnt have told them.
I worked briefly as a blackjack dealer a decade ago while at uni. They made a big deal about how we would have to record the details of anyone that changed more than $10k to comply with “Anti money laundering and terrorism” laws, but if you did $9.5k at one table and then another and another, you could easily save your chips and then eventually cash them all at once to I get a nice fat traceable squeaky clean tax free cheque. It was a completely open part of “the business”.
How does the club make money from this? If someone gives you $9500 in cash and you give them a clean $9500 cheque, the club has lost money because it costs money to write a cheque. Or is it more that people involved in the vice trade probably like gambling? So if you stop casinos accepting cash, iced out drug dealers can't sit there gambling away they illegal money.
@@wittoist my understanding is that in that method, you'll cash in 9.5k of money for chips bet a little maybe 200-300 on a table and then ask to cash out and just repeat at another register.
@@_Atzin actually you're probably right. They probably kick you out if you're just laundering and not spending. The casino sees everything. I once had this tiny old guy steal some chips from me, then kicked up a stink that I'd stolen from him!! Within 20seconds there was a security guard there giving us both chips. It was so quick. The tiny old guy had that pallid pokie tan look so I'd say it's a scam he pulled on the casino for extra chips.
@@wittoist You're way over complicating thing. The house wins always so by playing in their casino, the money launderers give money to the casino. The casino get's a cut from the laundering. That's all there is to it.
Honestly Mr. Beast doing a "I Laundered 1 Million Dollars At An Australian Casino!" video would be the funniest thing in the world. If Mr. Beast just decided "I'm going to go help these Australian RUclipsrs reveal government corruption" that would be the best twist I've ever seen in real life.
Mr beast would have to be incredibly dumb to try that. That kind of money, attention and embarrassment would force the state to intervene immediately, they'd slap him with a proceeds assessment and unexplained wealth order. Freeze all his assets on suspicion of a crime, seize his passport due to a flight risk and then attempt to drag the process for as long as possible.
@@louiscypher4186 They already have multiple times this quantity of money getting laundered daily, why would it make a difference if he came in and did it? He would be in, recorded, done and back in the US well before releasing the video. If he can prove that it's his own money (that he has already paid tax on) that he withdrew, "laundered" it for the vid, and then deposited the same amount back, that's just showing how broken the system is (in exactly the same way as this video just showed, just a much larger audience). You don't need to actually launder money to show how it "could" be done.
lately i've been sending bot accounts to send money to my livestreams, but you have opened my eyes to new and more efficient ways to launder my sex trafficking money. Thank you boy boy
The activism of you two and Jordies is phenomenal. Troy is a legend, and his story is so tragic. Keep fighting the good fight. We need more people like you guys.
it's not surprising. apart from people genetically very predisposed to this sort of addiction, very old brains are ideal targets for these machines (very young ones too, but that's illegal)
Ive got kids (by-product of rooting evidently)... But after Chrissy's over, I'll sling him sumthin for his war fund. ClubsNSW what a pack of heartless bastards.
The power of the customer service mindset to absolutely not give a fuck what the customers are doing so long as they’re not actively inconveniencing you.
What is a minimum wage worker supposed to do against a broken system. Plus gambling addicts can be soo violent. Imagine trying to confront someone u think is money laundering all ull get is grief for nothing
seams like a joke but now that you mention it its actually more true than we realize. I thought it was so weird how they were just sitting there like NPC's. (and i know some people really do that) but it honestly makes so much sense. they don't care about the antics or anything around them because they aren't there to chill and gamble they're working. here in the us a big way the gangs launder money is by getting regular people to do it for you. either out of naivety or or just needing the money. it wouldn't surprise me if there's someone that hangs out at the local geezer bars where these folks hang out and offers the old drunks a deal. I give you 500 bucks a week you put it in the machine gamble like 25, 30 bucks take the money out and you keep 50 plus whatever you win. they get 400 or so clean dollars and the old drunks get an offer they cant refuse. I bet if they really looked into it you would find a lot of these people in that situation, unfortunately.
My Grandfather commited suicide because of a gambling debt he acrued after his retirement. It was over 100 000$. He did it all in secret, so no one knew what was coming. I appreciate this video and everyone who fights against the gambling industry.
@@yourpurpledream6102 he screwed away the money that could have gone to his family, he was a fool and died like a fool. Gambling isn't alcohol, you don't get headaches if you're deprived of it. People who gamble thinking compulsively are fools.
@@greyfells2829 Specifically with pokies, your last point might not be true, as without the constant serotonin from the flashing lights and the occasional rush from winning, without that constant stimulation, you might start getting headaches. Also, many people who are gambling addicts are so in debt that they might believe that they can make it all back through gambling. Also, an addiction is an addiction, most people who are alcoholics aren't alcoholics because it is hard to get off of, they are addicts because they enjoy the taste and the way it makes them feel, most alcoholics just never even try to stop. It's the same with gambling, many people who have a gambling problem just don't care and will just continue gambling until they are broke. Also just screw you for saying a person's grandfather who committed suicide because of a problem, is a fool and died like one. You obviously don't know how addiction works, and I'll be honest neither do I, but that doesn't mean you can call someone who obviously had a problem a fool. My opinion of your opinion at the end of the day does not even matter and won't change yours but your comment just left a foul taste in my mouth, and I had to respond to feel slightly better. Also, I can't believe I just wrote a 200+ word response to your comment.
@@JamesSmith-xk1fb not if you're in the club. Jordan Belfort should still be behind bars... Not only did we make a movie about him, he's free, and still a millionaire and doing seminars about his SUCESS TIPS. SUCESS! HE'S LITERALLY THE MOST FAMOUS FRAUD. Meanwhile Donald J Trump has done enough things to merit multiple prison sentences, Trump University alone has already been shot with multiple charges of fraud and conspiracy to commit fraud.... And instead of prison, they just paid them. No prison time. The fraudster is now selling NFTs (which, we've established, is also fraud) The rich, wealthy, and powerful suffer no consequences for what they do. They are above us in the United States. You think Sam Bankmen-Fried is going to have any real consequences? No. He'll pay a fine, and move on to do some seminaries usually.
I'm genuinely so stoked to see more Aussie youtubers getting involved and supporting friendlyjordies. And it's fucking sick that it includes Troy and his fund. This was exactly the Australian homebrand Avengers film I didn't know I wanted; I just hope it's the start of an extended-universe franchise and not a one-off crossover.
I can’t believe how unregulated the pokies industry is in NSW. I work as a gaming attendant in Victoria, our machines do not take $100 notes, they prevent you from putting more than $950 in the machine at any one time. We are actually trained to detect this sort of behaviour and act accordingly.
Yeah I was going to say...never thought 4 digit dollar amounts were possible in a slot machine in Vegas. AFAIK Casinos are pretty well regulated in the US too and have "high-stakes" betting tables in a separate area from the main casino floor.
I completely lost it right at the end with 'You can help Troy win this battle. They won't stop punishing him until he's dead, which is, y'know, probably pretty soon.'
People like Troy are the real inspiring heroes in this world. Between legal battles and terminal illnesses, whatever the odds this man just keeps on goin on for all Australians. That's pretty damn incredible.
Do you not realise it’s the main reason gambling clubs exists like it’s every place where gambling is legal But you can just buy chips then cash out later and you won’t have to feed a machine
@@Alphoric Still needs to be exposed as it breaches anti-laundering laws. Just because that's what happens in most places for gambling doesn't mean it should be excused.
@@smithynoir9980 oh boo boo what’s the actual issue though it’s casinos trading dirty money back to banks who can use that dirty money as they don’t care where the money came from. The dirty money gets swapped for clean money at the casino The casino then swap that dirty money with banks for clean money which then gets swapped for dirty money back at the casino. No one in the world gets hurt by the practice as it’s just swapping money. Banks like money laundering Casinos like money laundering Everyone likes money laundering apart from you like are you a tax collector who’s sad they can’t tax casino winnings 😢😢😢
@@Alphoric No one gets hurt by the practice? You forget that dirty money comes from somewhere, it's the proceeds of crime, most of which has direct victims. By enforcing laundering laws it makes it harder to be able to use the proceeds of crime and lessens the incentive to commit the crime in the first place. It doesn't take much to think a bit about the context and why people need to launder money. Try doing that before responding ignorant dribble again.
Having worked on a Count Team at a Casino for 14 years, I can definitely attest to the fact that the seats get soiled. Hell, I've seen people, not just one person, shite themselves, get up and leave a trail of dookie falling out their pants legs on the way to bathroom, their hotel room, or out the door. Luckily we don't have coin machines any longer, so we don't have to lean over the chairs or really even touch them.
I have no doubt that this is the reason Jordies house was firebombed. Just think of the amount of criminal activity going on within a system like this, and what it would cost them if it were to be fixed. For most money laundering you lose some money in order to make it legit, so imagine losing this method and having to revert to older methods that cost ~30% of the value for laundering. Here theres little to no loss when laundering.
@@ladyreverie7027 I don't think Clubs NSW directly did it, but I think they knew what kind of thing could happen when they released his address. I guess I could see it being connected to Coronation Property, but I bet they would see it as a bigger risk doing that than anything Jordies could release about them.
@@jeremykhan887 I mean, they are the guys that made a man disappear, and beat up and threatened someone until they thought they were going to die so...
Man, it sucks that Boy Boy, IDAT, and Friendlyjordies all killed themselves by placing themselves in a locked bag and shot themselves three times in the back of the head 😥 RIP I can't believe it was a triple suicide
I was pretty much forced to sign up for a card in one of the Vegas casinos. My money vanished just like yours. The staff and the customer service desk insisted they have absolutely no way to work out where it went 🤦 It's hard to believe that one of the most technically advanced industries couldn't work out where my $200 went.
Troy is really insiring, and I'm not one to get emotional but it deeply disturbs me what the system did to a man just trying to live a moral life. I wish him the best.
Boy Boy & FriendlyJordies have provided me with the information to successfully kickstart my criminal empire, thank you! You's are legends boys, love ya work
I remember when I got my RSA and RSG license (responsible serving of alcohol and gambling) back when I was living in Queensland. You know as a European I found the overly dramatic training material for serving alcohol somewhat unnecessary, but I could still kinda understand where they're coming from. Now the gambling license, damn that really made my jaw drop. It essentially was just a half hour advertisement on how good gambling is for the economy. On top of that counter intuitively it told you to instead of trying to help people who have an obvious gambling addiction that negatively affects their life, you not only should, but MUST leave them alone.
@@Starkweather133 who got paid a million times less than the top female that just proves that the modle industry is sexist and women don't just perform better in it
i cannot believe that these guys had the golden opportunity to carry stupid amounts of money around in a burlap sack with a dollar sign on it and didn’t even take it
Love the man at the end that knows the exact amount of how much people usually "win" Because it's anywhere from 4000 to 4500 to beld in and not to max out at 5k
"we've been doing this for half an hour and NO ONES COME TO STOP US" the funniest line in the whole thing honestly. XD Doing the lords work honestly xx
Next IDAT video better be a way of protecting your homes from firebombs lol. In all seriousness though, I think its great that you guys are bringing attention to this, and I wish Troy and Jordies the best.
With a few years experience working inside courtrooms, some of the most upsetting cases I would hear would be ones that occur due to gambling addictions, it’s so frustrating that an organisation like this can exist and ruin so many lives while promoting criminal activity Fantastic work and effort guys, let’s hope that this as well as the amazing work Troy and Jordies have done help fixing up this archaic industry
In Islam gambling is forbidden. not one cent and sometimes we wonder why, you know, the thrill of wanting to prove yourself right with a friend here and there. But videos like these give me the 'ahaaa' I need.
I've always understood clean money as income that doesnt raise suspicions or has taxes paid on it, not literally different bills. But hearing that gambling winnings arent taxable in AUS and that there isnt a way to track if it was actually won playing or just put in the machine I get it now. Wow that's ridiculous, no wonder most money laundering services on the DarkNet are based in AUS.
Amazing work BB, IDAT and FJ. So glad to see Jordan on this channel. Been following FJ's exploits for years now and it's bloody outrageous how those Gambling industry bastards can get away with ruining Troy's life (as well as the lives of millions of other Australians) and upending Jordan's as well. I'll never stop spreading the word of what all of you are doing for this country, and providing support wherever, or however I can. So thank you. You guys give me hope.
@@illiiilli24601 seems like a culture change is on the horizon. When brave people like troy speak out, it does hurt the casinos. It gives some people the bravery to break away from their addictions, for the exploited children, for the family of the assassinated, for the good of all mankind. 'Sobriety delivers what addictions promise'
Super insightful and at the same time very sad that this sort of thing just happens so easily and all the time. Best of luck with the firebombs and love you boys
I've been out of the industry for almost 10 years now (I was a dealer at the Star, then worked at Rooty Hill RSL), so things may have changed. From what I remember though, is that if there was some suspicious activity, we didn't actually stop the individual from conducting their activities (it helps them build the case). What we did is to report it to our superiors, who then let AUSTRAC know. Since they have your personal details (especially when writing out cheques), they give that information with the footage to AUSTRAC, who should then monitor you Whatever management actually do after you let them know what's happening may be a different story. FYI; the annual AML/CTF training was a paid bludge
when I got my Responsible Coordination of Gambling License it was just an afterthought on my Alcohol license. I don't even know how a pokie works tbh, never even used one, but I'm qualified to be an attendant in a place like this lol
Thank you for making this video and introducing me to troy. This is one of the most heartbreaking stories I have ever heard and I donated as much as i can give. Troy you’re a legend and We all support you.
As scary as it would have been to 'launder' that money, I wonder how much scarier pressing the upload button was. Massive respect for you guys, love the content
This video is honestly amazing. Seeing the clubs and pokies in my area is not suprising especially with how small the distance between each rsl, club or pub is. I've also worked with liverpool residents when * insert certain rich pub dudes name * they tried to put a pub + extremely large pokies amount not even 100m from a primary school. What's even scarier is that we won against them twice for the first times in a VERY long time. (Thats not even counting the amount of threats they gave us, from cars following us for days, weird problems with our cars, scary guys at meetings, etc)
I love your videos so much! You guys actually have the balls to talk about and bring forth the uncomfortable and unspoken issues we have in society. Thank you!
As a full time musician who plays gigs all over Sydney I made the decision to refuse any work in a clubs NSW venue after the original jordies story on Troy. I will never set foot in one of those places again.
If you want to be as fashionable as us, get some money laundering shirts for yourself. Proceeds go to Troy's legal fund.
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No
Nah I’m gonna go rob banks.
$80 for the two?? I appreciate it goes to troy but I'd rather pay directly
Boys help! I cant find the exact song starting at 15 seconds. Can i have it? there are variations on youtube but not this exact one! you probably edited the remix but i need it. Please?!
“Just make sure you guys aren’t filming the machines … it’s against the Law” ….. Ok😅
Actually just a great way to not pay tax on our youtube revenue!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
What youtube revenue?
We're professional gamblers.
ok
Im calling the queen
How did you go around the casino ban from the covid vid?
@@kikishashi743 they don't give a fuck about money launderers, do you really think they care enough to check who some random youtube guys are?
Update: As of February 23rd 2023 the court case has been settled outside of court meaning the ClubsNSW gave up. Troy is still alive and is still fighting his cancer.
Thank you for the update, I'm glad the case is finally done but it's a shame Troy lost so much for it.
Thank fucking goodness. I'm so glad that Troy is in the clear for that at least.
I hope Troy can now peacefully fight his cancer without the stress and worry of something else coming after him and his family
I hope they paid his legal bills.
nice man
Gee that Troy guy seems like a real threat to society. I hope ClubsNSW get their way and lock him up.
Hey Jordies hope you are doing well. Wish you well
Jordieee
yilmaz firebombed your house i have insider informations
Sarcasm for anybody new and confused.
I can shank him, if you’d like?
As a chemistry teacher, this is good to know if I ever get cancer
*Proceeds to D Minor*
Better call Saul
Speaking of references. The slots machine in the opening sequence is based off of an old computer game series of the same name.
Let him cook
fuck that got me
You gotta love Aussie's humour "he pulled out the classical terminal cancer patient trick"
13:59
holy shit oizo
mr oizo
Lmao i agree
classic*
Thank you for this. I’ve now realized I’ve been laundering money wrong my whole life
For real you know how much Tide Pod prices have been going up!
What detergent have you been using
Nice profile pic
You think you Walter white or something 😂
It’s even easier than they said though buy however many chips then cash out a few hours later you’ll get a receipt which can prove where you got the money from so you don’t get shot up by the IRS or other taxmen hitmen
Troy Stolz is an absolute legend, ClubsNSW treatment of him is nothing short of despicable.
Yeah dude, he's probably the most impressive guy I've ever met. Hopefully we can help him win
@@Boy_Boy yeah the treatment of him is despicable
Plus his got terminal cancer like c'mon man give the guy a break ffs
@@Boy_Boy we all need to help him win. For the good of our country.
Haven’t finished the video - I don’t need further context to adopt this position.
Troy - Thank you for your sacrifice mate. The Aussie public is behind you and everybody in these comments would help in a heartbeat ❤
“Excuse, you guys look like money launderers to me”
*jordan having a heart attack*
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Man I'd be jumpy too if I was Jordies.
You know what, you've bloody convinced me, time to start laundering money.
It's just so easy! How couldn't you?
This looks like the east part, the bank robbery is the real catch lol
It’s even easier than that though if you buy chips then cash out a few hours later you don’t have to sit there putting in the bills and you get a receipt for your taxes works even better than this and casinos don’t care at all
@@Alphoric true, you could have a team of like 5 people cleaning 10k a piece at a few different casinos in one day.
@@DicholasNiaz nah you could on your own launder a mil in a day using chip in cash out method
It’s really admirable you guys are bringing attention to this fully knowing the risk
What risk tho, they’re obviously not actually money laundering. The guy saying it was illegal to film the machines was definitely full of shit, just like I’m fairly certain there’s no law against filming a slot machine there’s also no law about lying about there being a law not to film slots. I’m pretty sure they blurred every single person who didn’t agree to be filmed. I guess maybe the casino could try to sue but that probably bring more attention to themselves and they didn’t break any law in the first place. And as much as a money launderer might be annoyed by this I really doubt they’d be annoyed enough to risk their entire operation to go after boy boy.
@@monhi64 The risk is, I think, having your house burned down (again, in Jordie's case)
damn straight, bunch of badasses right here
@@monhi64 The risk is having ClubsNSW come after you like they're doing to Troy and Jordies.
@@monhi64 risk is pissing off gambling lobbies
Ive worked operations for some casinos in the states. Title 31 is in place to help stop laundering. its up to the floor staff to notice people acting weird, like wearing shirts that say they are laundering money or look like a cartoon criminal shoveling money in hand over fist. That gets reported to a Title 31 officer who then promptly throws the report in the trash. I worked one small casino on a highly traveled interstate corridor and daily would watch russian men come in with wads of 100s, and do this exact thing. Put in about 2-3k, spin once, cash out. The establishment had a kiosk that would cash out tickets with no identification and they were free to go. After some time, the Russians changed to Asians and we learned that control of the territory had changed hands via whatever they do.
"Eh looks like the Russians are out and the yakuza are in... Go clean those chairs..."
@@greatclubsandwich5612 pretty much exactly how it went.
@@razorbackjack7880 love our country
Ah so your the guy who busted me when I wandered into that gas station Casino in my chain-gang outfit with a wad of 100s I stole from a hotdog stand. Damn you! I nearly got away with it!
@@jacksonduruy4303 maybe next time you’ll make it!
The reverse psychology of those shirts be going wildin. “There is no way the people with the shirt that’s says they are laundering money are ACTUALLY laundering money.”
I hope so, because I bought the shirt so I could launder money undetected...
@@dont.ripfuller6587How did it go? If you don't anwser, i assume bad
@@dont.ripfuller6587 unironically, it is a good reverse psychology tactic. because it is so obvious, you can just say it's a joke and they'll assume that the money is also part of the joke lol
You are absolutely correct. I work in retail part time and we have a rather big problem with people stealing at our store, so we employees always have to keep an eye open, especially after the last inventory went so horrible that some area managers were quite pissed off at our team. Recently someone with a neon yellow safety vest comes in and i think „surely this guy wouldn’t steal“. Needless to say thats exactly what he did and i was flabbergasted. It was also pretty funny ngl😂
Its like when Jack Sparrow admitted to those 2 officers in the first movie that he was pirate and they didnt believe him because they thought if he actually was, he wouldnt have told them.
I worked briefly as a blackjack dealer a decade ago while at uni. They made a big deal about how we would have to record the details of anyone that changed more than $10k to comply with “Anti money laundering and terrorism” laws, but if you did $9.5k at one table and then another and another, you could easily save your chips and then eventually cash them all at once to I get a nice fat traceable squeaky clean tax free cheque. It was a completely open part of “the business”.
How does the club make money from this? If someone gives you $9500 in cash and you give them a clean $9500 cheque, the club has lost money because it costs money to write a cheque.
Or is it more that people involved in the vice trade probably like gambling? So if you stop casinos accepting cash, iced out drug dealers can't sit there gambling away they illegal money.
@@wittoist my understanding is that in that method, you'll cash in 9.5k of money for chips bet a little maybe 200-300 on a table and then ask to cash out and just repeat at another register.
@@_Atzin actually you're probably right. They probably kick you out if you're just laundering and not spending.
The casino sees everything. I once had this tiny old guy steal some chips from me, then kicked up a stink that I'd stolen from him!!
Within 20seconds there was a security guard there giving us both chips. It was so quick.
The tiny old guy had that pallid pokie tan look so I'd say it's a scam he pulled on the casino for extra chips.
@@wittoist You're way over complicating thing. The house wins always so by playing in their casino, the money launderers give money to the casino. The casino get's a cut from the laundering. That's all there is to it.
I suppose if you have 10 million dollars to launder that [number of tables]*9.5k limit is still a problem.
You guys are absolute legends, all of you. Nice to see Jordan too. ClubsNSW are scumbags and I hope Troy wins his case.
Hopefully we can help Troy win!
If clubs Nsw can erase your bank acct like that why the f would anyone put money into their machines ever again??? Whole thing is rigged too.
Rip
Honestly Mr. Beast doing a "I Laundered 1 Million Dollars At An Australian Casino!" video would be the funniest thing in the world. If Mr. Beast just decided "I'm going to go help these Australian RUclipsrs reveal government corruption" that would be the best twist I've ever seen in real life.
They would make one of his family members disappear. These are big, international organizations.
That would be amazing, although i'm not sure Mr Beast is the type of person to get involved in politics.
Mr beast would have to be incredibly dumb to try that.
That kind of money, attention and embarrassment would force the state to intervene immediately, they'd slap him with a proceeds assessment and unexplained wealth order.
Freeze all his assets on suspicion of a crime, seize his passport due to a flight risk and then attempt to drag the process for as long as possible.
@@louiscypher4186 They already have multiple times this quantity of money getting laundered daily, why would it make a difference if he came in and did it? He would be in, recorded, done and back in the US well before releasing the video.
If he can prove that it's his own money (that he has already paid tax on) that he withdrew, "laundered" it for the vid, and then deposited the same amount back, that's just showing how broken the system is (in exactly the same way as this video just showed, just a much larger audience). You don't need to actually launder money to show how it "could" be done.
@@zimbu_ Maybe in like a decade Mr Beast will be up there with them
"How are you not scared?"
"I've got terminal cancer, mate. What else could they possibly do to me?"
I loved it when they said “it’s launderin’ time” and stared laundering everywhere. My favorite part of Australia.
Mrbeast doesn’t give a shit
Certified durry moment
yeah nah... yeahhh... nah yeah lets do it mate
This is funny because Australia just got this meme imported a day ago. Whereas this has been a dead meme in all other parts of the world
@@jordand5555 I don't get it. It's really unfunny and annoying!
I love how security showed up and told them off for filming, realized what they were doing, and just kinda left
They don't get paid enough to give a shit.
lately i've been sending bot accounts to send money to my livestreams, but you have opened my eyes to new and more efficient ways to launder my sex trafficking money. Thank you boy boy
I'd like to order one sex please
Does this also work with my Ak Isis money?
Andrew Tate alt?🤯🤯
No worries, we love our sex traffickers here at Boy Boy
we stan our australian sex traffickers 🥺😍 slay!!!!
13:53 Obviously nobody in Australia would question this outfit because it is the traditional Native dress of the Australian
I was looking for this comment! (although it's technically the traditional dress of the *colonizers* to be fair)
@@annajensen7360 native in the (extremely) abstract pauline hanson sense
@@annajensen7360you spelt winners wrong
The activism of you two and Jordies is phenomenal. Troy is a legend, and his story is so tragic. Keep fighting the good fight. We need more people like you guys.
Absolutely shocking taste...you bot c,nt!
I'd luv to hand u a fkn prize..f*kst*k.
Edit: not you kungfu, this tasteless shithead above.
Be more like them
its honestly so sad watching elderly people sit infront of the pokies for hours and gambling away everything they have left
And shit one of the chairs then continue on
can't take the money with you i guess, obviously don't care about their kids haha
it's not surprising. apart from people genetically very predisposed to this sort of addiction, very old brains are ideal targets for these machines (very young ones too, but that's illegal)
“Pissing away the pension”
@@Whatthehellbruh or shitting it away in their case
Troy seems like a genuinely good guy.
He's honestly the most impressive dude we've ever met. Hopefully we can all help him win this.
Ive got kids (by-product of rooting evidently)... But after Chrissy's over, I'll sling him sumthin for his war fund.
ClubsNSW what a pack of heartless bastards.
no he’s evil as hell
@@nicoanonur a bootlicker
Agreed, people are so rotten these days :( poor dude
The power of the customer service mindset to absolutely not give a fuck what the customers are doing so long as they’re not actively inconveniencing you.
What is a minimum wage worker supposed to do against a broken system.
Plus gambling addicts can be soo violent. Imagine trying to confront someone u think is money laundering all ull get is grief for nothing
@@LiveManga37you know who's probably more violent than gambling addicts? The organized crime people who money launder.
The boys: WE'RE HERE TO LAUNDER MONEY!
Everyone and the staff: Yeah cool so is everyone else
Global warming fans when global cooling fans walk in
seams like a joke but now that you mention it its actually more true than we realize. I thought it was so weird how they were just sitting there like NPC's. (and i know some people really do that) but it honestly makes so much sense. they don't care about the antics or anything around them because they aren't there to chill and gamble they're working. here in the us a big way the gangs launder money is by getting regular people to do it for you. either out of naivety or or just needing the money. it wouldn't surprise me if there's someone that hangs out at the local geezer bars where these folks hang out and offers the old drunks a deal. I give you 500 bucks a week you put it in the machine gamble like 25, 30 bucks take the money out and you keep 50 plus whatever you win. they get 400 or so clean dollars and the old drunks get an offer they cant refuse. I bet if they really looked into it you would find a lot of these people in that situation, unfortunately.
“Actual scary criminals”
*spills all the money out of the case and falls over*
My Grandfather commited suicide because of a gambling debt he acrued after his retirement. It was over 100 000$. He did it all in secret, so no one knew what was coming. I appreciate this video and everyone who fights against the gambling industry.
In those cases isn’t better to suck it up and make a life insurance just to leave something to the fam?
@@heyhorinshiwtf is wrong w you
@@yourpurpledream6102 he screwed away the money that could have gone to his family, he was a fool and died like a fool.
Gambling isn't alcohol, you don't get headaches if you're deprived of it. People who gamble thinking compulsively are fools.
@@greyfells2829 Specifically with pokies, your last point might not be true, as without the constant serotonin from the flashing lights and the occasional rush from winning, without that constant stimulation, you might start getting headaches. Also, many people who are gambling addicts are so in debt that they might believe that they can make it all back through gambling. Also, an addiction is an addiction, most people who are alcoholics aren't alcoholics because it is hard to get off of, they are addicts because they enjoy the taste and the way it makes them feel, most alcoholics just never even try to stop. It's the same with gambling, many people who have a gambling problem just don't care and will just continue gambling until they are broke. Also just screw you for saying a person's grandfather who committed suicide because of a problem, is a fool and died like one. You obviously don't know how addiction works, and I'll be honest neither do I, but that doesn't mean you can call someone who obviously had a problem a fool. My opinion of your opinion at the end of the day does not even matter and won't change yours but your comment just left a foul taste in my mouth, and I had to respond to feel slightly better. Also, I can't believe I just wrote a 200+ word response to your comment.
@@greyfells2829 yeah mate im sure you understand the human psyche perfectly i trust you over the psychologists who spent years researching all this
"That's supposed to be gold bricks" from the security guard is the ultimate not my problem banter.
Holy crap... The concept that you could take 5k, throw it into the machine, "Lost $5" and cash it out and it's tax-free... that's... insane.
It’s not like that at all. If police look into it your fucked. This is what people actually believe…..
@@JamesSmith-xk1fb not if you're in the club.
Jordan Belfort should still be behind bars...
Not only did we make a movie about him, he's free, and still a millionaire and doing seminars about his SUCESS TIPS.
SUCESS! HE'S LITERALLY THE MOST FAMOUS FRAUD.
Meanwhile Donald J Trump has done enough things to merit multiple prison sentences, Trump University alone has already been shot with multiple charges of fraud and conspiracy to commit fraud.... And instead of prison, they just paid them. No prison time. The fraudster is now selling NFTs (which, we've established, is also fraud)
The rich, wealthy, and powerful suffer no consequences for what they do.
They are above us in the United States.
You think Sam Bankmen-Fried is going to have any real consequences? No.
He'll pay a fine, and move on to do some seminaries usually.
This is a strangely surface level take on gambling unless it really works this way in Australia
@@JE-zl6uy Australia is not America?
@@JamesSmith-xk1fb The Club holds no borders, sir.
I'm genuinely so stoked to see more Aussie youtubers getting involved and supporting friendlyjordies. And it's fucking sick that it includes Troy and his fund. This was exactly the Australian homebrand Avengers film I didn't know I wanted; I just hope it's the start of an extended-universe franchise and not a one-off crossover.
I can’t believe how unregulated the pokies industry is in NSW. I work as a gaming attendant in Victoria, our machines do not take $100 notes, they prevent you from putting more than $950 in the machine at any one time. We are actually trained to detect this sort of behaviour and act accordingly.
Time to make a road trip to NSW
NSW is pretty corrupt
Yeah I was going to say...never thought 4 digit dollar amounts were possible in a slot machine in Vegas. AFAIK Casinos are pretty well regulated in the US too and have "high-stakes" betting tables in a separate area from the main casino floor.
I completely lost it right at the end with 'You can help Troy win this battle. They won't stop punishing him until he's dead, which is, y'know, probably pretty soon.'
Be superman
People like Troy are the real inspiring heroes in this world. Between legal battles and terminal illnesses, whatever the odds this man just keeps on goin on for all Australians. That's pretty damn incredible.
Perfect video outlining and mocking the outrageousness of what going on with clubs NSW and Troy, jordies situation
the workers really dont give a shit, they're paid almost 30 an hour and unless you're a cunt they really couldn't care what the fuck you do
Do you not realise it’s the main reason gambling clubs exists like it’s every place where gambling is legal
But you can just buy chips then cash out later and you won’t have to feed a machine
@@Alphoric Still needs to be exposed as it breaches anti-laundering laws. Just because that's what happens in most places for gambling doesn't mean it should be excused.
@@smithynoir9980 oh boo boo what’s the actual issue though it’s casinos trading dirty money back to banks who can use that dirty money as they don’t care where the money came from.
The dirty money gets swapped for clean money at the casino
The casino then swap that dirty money with banks for clean money which then gets swapped for dirty money back at the casino. No one in the world gets hurt by the practice as it’s just swapping money.
Banks like money laundering
Casinos like money laundering
Everyone likes money laundering apart from you like are you a tax collector who’s sad they can’t tax casino winnings 😢😢😢
@@Alphoric No one gets hurt by the practice? You forget that dirty money comes from somewhere, it's the proceeds of crime, most of which has direct victims. By enforcing laundering laws it makes it harder to be able to use the proceeds of crime and lessens the incentive to commit the crime in the first place.
It doesn't take much to think a bit about the context and why people need to launder money. Try doing that before responding ignorant dribble again.
A-grade content and social commentary. You guys are awesome, thank you for sharing :)
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Dude, why you paying for commenting, it’s free
@@silverjsvl ffs no one told me that
@@silverjsvl bro don't question him he's just laundering his $5 through youtube.
that's 5 dollars that's about to be laundered
It's quite shocking how few people know about the forbidden book online fortune code
Got a link to it?
The true Aussie collaboration
Jordan, Kristo, and a couple of (filter) based rebards: The People's Champions
Was not expecting wholesomeness, but those security guards were really adorable when they realize it was friendly.
Troy is a real legend
Having worked on a Count Team at a Casino for 14 years, I can definitely attest to the fact that the seats get soiled. Hell, I've seen people, not just one person, shite themselves, get up and leave a trail of dookie falling out their pants legs on the way to bathroom, their hotel room, or out the door.
Luckily we don't have coin machines any longer, so we don't have to lean over the chairs or really even touch them.
"Luckily" is doing a lot of leg work there.
I have no doubt that this is the reason Jordies house was firebombed. Just think of the amount of criminal activity going on within a system like this, and what it would cost them if it were to be fixed. For most money laundering you lose some money in order to make it legit, so imagine losing this method and having to revert to older methods that cost ~30% of the value for laundering. Here theres little to no loss when laundering.
Or you need heaps of money tied up in legitimate business with poor returns or you have to wait months for money to be cleaned.
I think it was either the people behind Clubs NSW OR it was the goons behind Coronation Property.
@@ladyreverie7027 yep one of those 2 I reckon
@@ladyreverie7027 I don't think Clubs NSW directly did it, but I think they knew what kind of thing could happen when they released his address. I guess I could see it being connected to Coronation Property, but I bet they would see it as a bigger risk doing that than anything Jordies could release about them.
@@jeremykhan887 I mean, they are the guys that made a man disappear, and beat up and threatened someone until they thought they were going to die so...
This is actually a great motivation for tourism. Next time I need to launder some money I’m going straight to NSW.
10:45 Jordan getting a genuine scare there was hilarious
At 10:49, if you pause, you can see the exact time he shits himself for a second.
@@sadmermaidwell now we know they’ve got the cleaning infrastructure down.
@@sadmermaid and we need a replacement seat at Pokies machine 420, thank you
Man, it sucks that Boy Boy, IDAT, and Friendlyjordies all killed themselves by placing themselves in a locked bag and shot themselves three times in the back of the head 😥 RIP I can't believe it was a triple suicide
Accidents happen
“The biggest risk to a money launderer in Australia is… technical difficulties”
14:40 should have brought a comical burlap sack to hold the cash
I was pretty much forced to sign up for a card in one of the Vegas casinos.
My money vanished just like yours. The staff and the customer service desk insisted they have absolutely no way to work out where it went 🤦
It's hard to believe that one of the most technically advanced industries couldn't work out where my $200 went.
The scene where everyone was just glued to their screens was actually insanely depressing. Also shout out to Livo Club, basically grew up there.
LCC?
I mean we sound the same just with an moBile phone
@ascended chairman of the lemurian worker's partythey suck out time,
@ascended chairman of the lemurian worker's party unless you play mobile games that siphon money out of your account via gambling.
@@deadman4222 so does anything else you do?? not sure what your point is
Thanks BB and IDAT for steering some people to this. It's a great community service
Troy is really insiring, and I'm not one to get emotional but it deeply disturbs me what the system did to a man just trying to live a moral life. I wish him the best.
"It looks so clean."
"Thanks!"
I'm dying hahaha
Thems the new $100 Bills with more anti counterfeit tech. The new design was recently released and currently being distributed.
Boy Boy & FriendlyJordies have provided me with the information to successfully kickstart my criminal empire, thank you!
You's are legends boys, love ya work
BoyBoy and IDAT, hands down the best channels on RUclips.
Thank you for your presence, keep on fighting.
I remember when I got my RSA and RSG license (responsible serving of alcohol and gambling) back when I was living in Queensland.
You know as a European I found the overly dramatic training material for serving alcohol somewhat unnecessary, but I could still kinda understand where they're coming from.
Now the gambling license, damn that really made my jaw drop. It essentially was just a half hour advertisement on how good gambling is for the economy.
On top of that counter intuitively it told you to instead of trying to help people who have an obvious gambling addiction that negatively affects their life, you not only should, but MUST leave them alone.
Damn, Boy Boy really just said, "All I want for christmas is to get firebombed."
This is the collaboration we’ve been waiting for !!!!
Now all that's left is us collaborating on a trip to the Maldives
18:27 American here, thanks for translating it to american units
Troy saying "Oh my goodness!" and looking at the camera with a gleeful smile made my entire day. This dude needs protecting. National treasure.
Nah Frfr what a guy😂😂
My fav lesbian duo!
And my favourite male model. What a three way
To anyone wondering, they aren't gay
You mean gay
@@Starkweather133 who got paid a million times less than the top female that just proves that the modle industry is sexist and women don't just perform better in it
@@Redman_real sir, are you OK?
Y'all are doing amazing work
Thanks so much! We'll keep the videos coming!
you have my utmost respect, gambling is one of the most evil industries around. hope nothing happens to y'all
i cannot believe that these guys had the golden opportunity to carry stupid amounts of money around in a burlap sack with a dollar sign on it and didn’t even take it
I think they did that in a different video. Guess they didn’t want to reuse the same joke
Song at the beginning is Rave Down Under by Hardy M
U the top g mate
Love the man at the end that knows the exact amount of how much people usually "win" Because it's anywhere from 4000 to 4500 to beld in and not to max out at 5k
"we've been doing this for half an hour and NO ONES COME TO STOP US" the funniest line in the whole thing honestly. XD Doing the lords work honestly xx
Why would anyone care about 5 blokes gambling $5,000? It's not even 'money laundering' 🤣
@@samnewman3123 yeah i honestly don’t get it cause they can just ask like
where did you get the money to gamble and your fucked i feel like 😭
15:48 Damn the elderly especially kill my heart. These places are distilled misery.
tbf though is it much different than staring at social media for a couple hours
@@morrisalanisette9067yes??? This way they're losing hundreds, maybe thousands, or even TENS of thousands of dollars???
Next IDAT video better be a way of protecting your homes from firebombs lol. In all seriousness though, I think its great that you guys are bringing attention to this, and I wish Troy and Jordies the best.
Im on it
@@Ididathing changing the glass in your windows for flexible plastic seems useful
I don't get it. why was that guy firebombed?
@@hplus1 Watch the video and find out
I'll be disappointed if we don't see a fully automated heat-seeking firehose that can extinguish molotov cocktails in mid flight.
With a few years experience working inside courtrooms, some of the most upsetting cases I would hear would be ones that occur due to gambling addictions, it’s so frustrating that an organisation like this can exist and ruin so many lives while promoting criminal activity
Fantastic work and effort guys, let’s hope that this as well as the amazing work Troy and Jordies have done help fixing up this archaic industry
In Islam gambling is forbidden. not one cent and sometimes we wonder why, you know, the thrill of wanting to prove yourself right with a friend here and there. But videos like these give me the 'ahaaa' I need.
@@mobbs8229 Islam also has no high interest rates on loaning money allowed apparently (only a small amount to recover the costs supposedly).
Man, Troy sounds like an amazing dude.
Hope he can rid his back off those evil cooperationd
18:12 bro he full knows laundering happens there and doesnt care.... i love it bless the country
I've always understood clean money as income that doesnt raise suspicions or has taxes paid on it, not literally different bills. But hearing that gambling winnings arent taxable in AUS and that there isnt a way to track if it was actually won playing or just put in the machine I get it now. Wow that's ridiculous, no wonder most money laundering services on the DarkNet are based in AUS.
As an RSL employee, listening to the noises of the pokies triggered some previously unknown PTSD in me
@coldpotatoes2556Even worse is the outdoor ones that stink of ciggies on top of the annoying noises
Amazing work BB, IDAT and FJ. So glad to see Jordan on this channel. Been following FJ's exploits for years now and it's bloody outrageous how those Gambling industry bastards can get away with ruining Troy's life (as well as the lives of millions of other Australians) and upending Jordan's as well.
I'll never stop spreading the word of what all of you are doing for this country, and providing support wherever, or however I can. So thank you. You guys give me hope.
The solidarity of yours is admirable and brave beyond comprehension.
Didn't think Alex would be allowed back into casinos to lose his money
didn't even get banned this time LMAO
They're banned from the Star casino, but not the other ones 😅
I wish Troy the best of luck in his journey, the man truly doesn't deserved the hard time he's having, damn.
I'd love to see this done In america. Its really hard to record in casinos
In Australia most poker machines arent in casinos mainly just bars and local clubs
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@@jonahcass2793 yeah with the exception of WA, pokies are everywhere
@@illiiilli24601 seems like a culture change is on the horizon. When brave people like troy speak out, it does hurt the casinos. It gives some people the bravery to break away from their addictions, for the exploited children, for the family of the assassinated, for the good of all mankind. 'Sobriety delivers what addictions promise'
Gee I wonder why...
This is pure genius. When I saw the shirts at 10:10, I had to pause the video because I was laughing so hard. You guys do amazing work.
Super insightful and at the same time very sad that this sort of thing just happens so easily and all the time. Best of luck with the firebombs and love you boys
This is amazing. Thank you for covering this! The more eyes we get on this issue the better and this is a great way to do it
the bit with the money laundering shirts is actually one of the funniest things i've seen in a while
I always thought on moving to Australia, but after this video, that’s it, I’m getting tickets next week
17:04 waltuh, I’ve got a gambling addiction waltuh.
Reminds me of something the Chasers would do back in the day. Great video good Job guys
Pretty sure Boy Boy has done some stuff with the chaser boys at some point
Pretty sure alexi works for the chaser
It's like the staff are Canadian, They are so nice and help you guys out.
From my experience Australians are just Canadians but warmer
@@MaJuice209 and we say cunt to greet people
Yea but don't forget to tip at least 20% to experience that niceness.
@@friedricey no we don't tip cause we pay our servers unlike america
1:50 the man slowly turning around hearing you say that made me giggle
I've been out of the industry for almost 10 years now (I was a dealer at the Star, then worked at Rooty Hill RSL), so things may have changed. From what I remember though, is that if there was some suspicious activity, we didn't actually stop the individual from conducting their activities (it helps them build the case). What we did is to report it to our superiors, who then let AUSTRAC know. Since they have your personal details (especially when writing out cheques), they give that information with the footage to AUSTRAC, who should then monitor you
Whatever management actually do after you let them know what's happening may be a different story.
FYI; the annual AML/CTF training was a paid bludge
surely the higher ups acted dutifully
when I got my Responsible Coordination of Gambling License it was just an afterthought on my Alcohol license. I don't even know how a pokie works tbh, never even used one, but I'm qualified to be an attendant in a place like this lol
Well they did take action. They firebombed his house. Good job australia
Our annual training is just "skip straight to the quiz"
literally proved the point, love it
Thank you for making this video and introducing me to troy. This is one of the most heartbreaking stories I have ever heard and I donated as much as i can give. Troy you’re a legend and We all support you.
good to see troy is still in the land of the living
"So uhh, if I was to run fast, I'd have a good day's take."
So glad he has such a good sense of humor.
As scary as it would have been to 'launder' that money, I wonder how much scarier pressing the upload button was. Massive respect for you guys, love the content
The 'ol terminal cancer patient trick always gets me
i noticed that too lol funny af
I need to know what other channels I'm missing out on. Only 474k subs is a crime, this channel is easily one of the best on RUclips
9:24 Troy is such a legend 😂 "so if I was to run fast..."
never thought i'd see a boy boy jordies crossover
united front lol
LOL the security guard at the end legit thought he was laundering, that's why he said he bets he's got 4k to 4.5k
This video is honestly amazing. Seeing the clubs and pokies in my area is not suprising especially with how small the distance between each rsl, club or pub is. I've also worked with liverpool residents when * insert certain rich pub dudes name * they tried to put a pub + extremely large pokies amount not even 100m from a primary school. What's even scarier is that we won against them twice for the first times in a VERY long time. (Thats not even counting the amount of threats they gave us, from cars following us for days, weird problems with our cars, scary guys at meetings, etc)
I love your videos so much! You guys actually have the balls to talk about and bring forth the uncomfortable and unspoken issues we have in society. Thank you!
As a full time musician who plays gigs all over Sydney I made the decision to refuse any work in a clubs NSW venue after the original jordies story on Troy. I will never set foot in one of those places again.