Top crypto casino streamers

Who are the biggest names in crypto casino streaming, which casinos are they tied to — and how much of what you see on stream is real money? Ranked by hours watched, every claim linked to its source.

Trainwreckstv: $360M paid to gamble? The Kick co-owner fact-checked

American-born streamer Tyler Niknam is the most-watched gambling streamer on Kick and is reported to be a partial owner of the platform.

ClassyBeef: the casino stream team with 13.9M hours watched in a month

ClassyBeef is a multi-member casino streaming team that started on Twitch in 2019 and now streams primarily on Kick.

Roshtein: the $28.5M win on a single spin

Swedish high-stakes slots streamer Roshtein has been one of the most-watched casino streamers since the late 2010s and streams on Kick.

Adin Ross: "up $20M" on Stake? What we know

American streamer Adin Ross built his audience on Twitch, moved to Kick in 2023, and is known for celebrity collaborations and gambling streams.

xQc: $1.5B wagered and a $100M Kick deal

Canadian former Overwatch pro Félix Lengyel is one of the most-followed streamers on Twitch and streams on Kick under a non-exclusive deal, including periodic gambling content.

Xposed: the $450K bet and stepping back from gambling streams

Canadian streamer Cody 'Xposed' Burnett mixes high-stakes casino streams on Kick with Call of Duty content.

Drake × Stake: the partnership and the lawsuits explained

Canadian rapper Drake is Stake's most prominent celebrity partner, and is known for publicising large bets on the platform.

Ranking: Stream Hatchet data for January 2026 (hours watched in the iGaming category), as reported by iGaming Business and NetInfluencer; Drake is listed separately as a celebrity partner. Facts checked 2026-10-28.

Why gambling streams moved to crypto casinos — and Kick

• Twitch announced on Sept 20–21, 2022 that from Oct 18, 2022 it would prohibit streaming of slots, roulette and dice sites not licensed in the US or other jurisdictions with comparable consumer protections, naming Stake.com, Rollbit and Duelbits; poker, sports betting and fantasy sports were exempted. source
• Kick launched in December 2022, about two months after Twitch's ban, and is backed by Stake co-founders Ed Craven and Bijan Tehrani; Bloomberg reported Stake and Kick share a Melbourne headquarters. source
• Kick restricted gambling streams to age-verified (18+) sites from Feb 1, 2025, and in March 2025 removed partner-program hourly payouts for the Slots & Casino category. source
• Stake ceased operating in the UK on March 10, 2025 after a UK Gambling Commission investigation into its logo appearing in adult content on social media. source
• California's AB 831, signed in October 2025 and effective Jan 1, 2026, bans dual-currency sweepstakes casinos (affecting Stake.us), with penalties up to $25,000 and a year in jail. source
• Stream Hatchet data for January 2026: Stake accounted for ~60% (6,600) of iGaming brand mentions in stream titles on Twitch and Kick, and the top 10 iGaming streamers were all on Kick (88.4M hours watched combined). source

What viewers should know

• Sponsored balances: several big streamers have said or been reported to play with money from casino deals. Their wins and losses are not what an ordinary player experiences.
• The house edge doesn't change on camera: slots and originals return less than you bet over time — see provably fair explained and what bonuses really cost.
• Check the casino, not the streamer: licence, withdrawal terms and KYC matter more than who promotes it. Use our rating and the 12 red flags checklist.

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