The claim is explicitly stated in a report from The Guardian. While the evidence count says 3, the provided web results only contain one relevant source (The Guardian) and two irrelevant profiles of different people named Kyle Hudson. Therefore, it is currently supported by a single news source.

The Guardian article mentions the turnover of $895,733 and a net loss of more than $47,000. Other provided search results are general gambling statistics and not specific to Kyle Hudson.

The Guardian article mentions he began gambling around his 18th birthday, but the specific detail about opening the account on that exact day in 2017 is only found in the context of the Guardian's reporting of the inquest.

The Guardian article explicitly states Hudson was betting an average of 4.6 times a day with Sportsbet. No other independent sources corroborate this specific figure.

The Guardian article reports that he triggered a behavioural alert on average every six weeks. Other results are about a musician named Kyle and are irrelevant.

While the Guardian article is cited in the evidence list for this claim, the provided snippet of the article does not contain the specific figures of 999 bets or the $107 average stake.

The provided evidence for this claim consists of Wikipedia and Genius pages for a musician named Kyle, which are completely irrelevant to the gambling claims about Kyle Hudson.