@matthewbell4897
Trevor’s gotta get paid by GeoGuessr marketing, because he’s brought so many eyeballs on the game
@fendviyo
Just the amount of info he has memorised to guess the countries is insane, let alone being able to do it that fast
@vanviccardi7553
Dude has high elf energy
@peteskyrunner4845
Geography teacher - 'Can anyone tell me where...' Young Rainbolt - '35 via Pizzera, Veneto'
@LeCarpetronJevariousDunkinCrux
the recognition he’s getting finally is so good
@throwaway756
GeoWizard first brought the hardcores, and Rainbolt continued the game's exposure to the bigger, more casual audience 💯
@Harper210
It's insane how much attention this game is getting and Rainbolt is one of the main people that have massively broadened the audience.
@scatsy
I have a weird tip that he didn’t mention. This just helps me with Australia, but I like to look at the different types of kerb/curb and barrier walls and it gives me a good idea immediately which state I’m in. Because VIC and NSW use completely different kerbs, and the rest of the states are slightly different too
@sunrainism
Dude will never get lost.
@neuromuzz
The crossover I've NEVER expected to see, but I'm happy I did.
@overrev982
can you IMAGINE, if this guy was raised as a chess player or something?? His ability to learn and memorize patterns is definitely a talent
@SteveBluescemi
I used to play this game years ago and thought I was pretty clever for figuring out road direction, signage, vegetation, and other "vibes", but this community takes it to a whole other level. I mean, soil analysis? That's hardcore.
@juviegar3403
Kinda proud that Indonesia becomes a challenge for Rainbolt. It's just because we don't really have centralized regulation about road signage or pole material lol.
@ProstoScifi
This video has the energy of a magician revealing secrets to their tricks.
@mancerrss
Google should adopt or have partnership with GeoGuessr, and have the International GeoGuessr competition held every year in the middle of their Google I/O developer conference. That would be a cool sight to see to conference goers there, and would be a cool opportunity to introduce the world in this competitive geography guessing sport, and to the Google Maps Community itself.
@mattyn94
What a guy. Great at the game, humble, willing to teach others, gives great and well considered answers to the questions. The tournaments he hosts are becoming the highlights of my week. Rainbolt is the king
@dunzek943
Straight out of a movie this guy is. He's definitely the smart guy that figures things out and gets the plot moving
@INeed94Cents
This felt way longer than 7 minutes. He talks fast and gives so much information
@wiretheswede
0:21 I remember one video where he guessed wrong on this because there is apparently another road somewhere else that also has dead flies on the camera.
@georainbolt