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A RT game is a Twitter based financial debt game where a sub earns debt with a domme thought a RT game post. For the number of times a post is liked/commented/RT'd, the sub will go further into debt. Each engagement (like/comment/RT) earns a certain monetary amount. The sub pays a deposit before doing the game, the amount of which is determined by the domme. The game only runs for a certain, predetermined amount of time, and at the end the total is how much the sub pays. It's almost always paid off with recurring monthly or bi weekly payments.
"This paypig lost £347 to me in a RT game!"
RT Game by Fragile210 December 17, 2021
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God of the multiverse. When he feels like destruction, The song Take Me Home, Country Roads will play.
"Hey did you see RTGames' video?"
"Yea i watched him explode the poop volcano and died laughing"
RTGame by TheBigGea April 23, 2019
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RTGame, he says it doesn't stand for anything.
We know that it stands for rumble tumble Daniel, we know.
Hey did you see the new RTGame video?
RTGame by Idontcareifitstaken October 10, 2019
An Irish twitch streamer who plays a variety of games- he is most popular for his sims 3, party coaster and city skylines streams. After streaming he does edit and post on his YouTube channel.
"Did you watch RtGame 's last stream?"
"I did! It was hilarious!"
RtGame by Dona_atropia September 11, 2018
They used to call him the drift king back in college.
person one: "You know they used to call me the drift king back in college?"

person two: "oh you watch RTGame too?"
RTGame by Brugger April 27, 2023
please my wife and kids, RTgame have mercy on the
RTGame by Green Mairo March 12, 2021
●"wow ur such a rtgame at this!"

■"yeah I know I'm a epic gamer"
RTgame by The cooler Bob October 9, 2021
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