Disclaimer right up front, these numbers are not quite accurate because they assume he stopped paying the Connecticut mortgage and credit cards in January of 2020 instead of mid-2019 and October 2019 respectively, but it's the best I can do without bank leaks dating back to May 2019 and should be in the right ballpark.
We know his pre-begruptcy spending was $1,100 / month based on the simple math above. However, because he got "extra" money by defaulting on his mortgage and credit cards in 2019, I feel comfortable saying his spending was close to the $2,500 / month mark in the last 2 months of 2019 because he had already stopped paying the debts which would be discharged in bankruptcy.
This means we can say he was spending slightly less, about $1,029 / month, before defaulting on his credit cards; this is equivalent to saying his spending on Champions jumped by $1,500 / month just from not paying his credit cards anymore. Since he had $131,550 in credit card debt per the begruptcy filing, we can calculate his monthly payments as 1% of the principal + all accrued interest based on this
site; assuming 24%APR his monthly credit card payments were just under $3,800 / month. If we divide the $1,500 /month increase in his WWE spending into the $3,800 / month it all means he spent nearly forty percent of all his discharged debts on this fucking game. The kicker is that number is
still conservative because it ignores the increase in spending that would have come after he defaulted on the Connecticut mortgage (i.e. the real spending history would be even lower than $1,029/month before mid-2019 and would have jumped when he stopped paying his mortgage).