Company founder responds after getting controversial YouTuber Jack Doherty ‘off the internet’ with brutal contract clause
Jack Doherty says he might have to walk away from social media after he signed a crypto contract without reading the conditions.
The controversial YouTuber with 15 million subscribers was said to have signed a contract with crypto casino Shuffle.com, which he claims prohibits him from posting online.
“Hey guys, I think I actually ****** up. I recently signed a contract with a casino called Shuffle.com but I didn't read the contract fully,” Doherty shared on X on Saturday (10 October).
“One of the terms is that I'm not allowed to post online anymore, which I thought was a joke but now they're enforcing it.
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“Working with my lawyer to try and fix this This might be my last post for a while, I'll try
and be back soon.”
Over in the replies, Shuffle founder Noah Dummett brutally replied: “Good riddance.”
In another tweet, he wrote: “For everyone asking, yes it's real, six month term, money well spent to get this mf off the internet.
“His lawyers are now pressing us hard to have this contract scrapped but we will stay strong.”
It comes after Shuffle.com’s X account issued another savage reply to one of the content creator’s tweets.
On 27 September, he wrote: “Should I go live on kick and start trading meme coins?”
And Shuffle.com responded with: “At this point we will pay you to shut the **** up.”
The influencer has been arrested at least two times, according to reports.
Last November, he was arrested after allegedly refusing police instructions to leave a roadway while filming content.
Charges included possession of amphetamine, marijuana possession, and resisting an officer without violence.
Last month, he was again arrested following an alleged domestic dispute with his girlfriend.
He was charged with misdemeanor domestic battery and subsequently released on bond. The allegations are not proof of guilt.
Speaking to TMZ after his release, Doherty labelled it the 'worst day of his life' but not out of fear, but because the ordeal was 'so mind-numbingly boring.'
He was held in a small cell alongside an officer for five hours, taken for his mugshot and fingerprints, and then held for another 10 hours in a holding room before he could finally make phone calls.
According to Broward County online records, Doherty has been slapped with a number of traffic infractions and misdemeanors within the Miami area between 2022 and 2026, including crashing his car during a livestream.
LADbible Group has reached out to Jack Doherty for comment.
Topics: Celebrity, US News, YouTube, Cryptocurrency
Anish Vij