“From $334 to $200,000 in 4 minutes.”
This is probably the most controversial clip I’ve ever posted.
It reached over 6 million views and brought a huge amount of attention. I remember how Limbo bets exploded in the days that followed, with countless people trying to copy the strategy. Then came the scripted versions trying to replicate it—ironically, most of them did a much worse job because they imitated the outcome instead of understanding how it actually worked.
Months later, I’m still here saying the same thing:
The video is 100% real. It wasn’t recorded recently—it happened months ago.
And it wasn’t a one-off.
I’ve pulled off similar runs at least 5 or 6 times over the years, including turning $1,000 into $1,000,000.
A lot of people have been asking me to re-upload this clip since I deleted it.
So here it is.
A 23-year-old Indian developer created a game called GTA India and it has already been purchased by 16,548 people
Game Price: $10
Revenue: $165,480
Costs: $200 spent on Claude for modifications
Instead of classic bank robberies, the missions involve taking control of illegal spice markets or intercepting shipments of elite tea
Instead of highway chases in Los Santos, players engage in chaotic, wild tuk-tuk races through the narrow alleys of Mumbai, dodging sacred cows and endless crowds of people
He developed the game using Claude on the Unity engine, taking GTA 5 as a base. He modified the AI, rewrote the code, and launched the game on a server
Sometimes, for success, all it takes is to take a popular product and give it a fresh twist