sweatcast
/ˈswɛtkɑːst/nounVerified NewThe live, running narration of one's own betting stress, broadcast to a group chat while the game is on.
Updates arrive by the minute: "need a stop," "I'm sick," "NEVER DOUBTED." The sweatcast converts a private stake into a shared soap opera, and the audience — usually the same friends — both sustain and mock it.
Etym. — sweat (betting slang for anxious watching) + broadcast: the stress, streamed.
Rel. — slipflex
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