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Top 12 Gambling Streamers 2026: The Numbers Behind Each

These are the ten most-watched gambling channels for the month of September 2026 on Kick, plus a couple of big names who built their audiences on other platforms. The numbers, the casinos they promote and the scoop on the money.

Kadri SaarBy Kadri Saar · Updated 2 October 2026

  • 10.23Mhours watched by the top 10 in September
  • 4 of 10put Stake in their September stream titles
  • 171,191peak viewers for Adin Ross, the biggest crowd
  • 408 hourson air for CasinoDaddy, the most of the ten

The top 10 gambling streamers on Kick, September 2026

Ranked by the total number of hours watched in the Kick category for Slots and Casinos from September 1 to 30, 2026, as identified by Streams Charts. Figures and channel titles for each streamer on Kick, as of October 1.

  1. 1 Roshtein, gambling streamer, Kick profile picture

    Roshtein EN · 412K followers

    !STAKE in all 30 titles kick.com/roshtein
    Hours watched
    2,371,907
    Peak viewers
    44,528
    Average viewers
    16,646
    Airtime
    142h 30m

    The Swedish streamer's own bio calls him "the slot streaming OG", and September backed it up with the most hours watched in the category. In July 2025 he hit more than $45 million on Drac's Stacks from a $10,000 spin, a record rival streamers publicly questioned (VegasSlotsOnline).

  2. 2 Trainwreckstv, gambling streamer, Kick profile picture

    Trainwreckstv EN · 648K followers

    No casino named in September titles kick.com/trainwreckstv
    Hours watched
    2,029,160
    Peak viewers
    48,603
    Average viewers
    26,296
    Airtime
    77h 10m

    The American streamer drew 26,296 viewers on average across 77 hours. Two of his late-September titles carried the note "(PERSONAL FUNDS)", rare in a scene built on sponsored balances. In July 2025 he won $37.5 million on Hex Appeals with a $6,000 bet, then said he was rethinking his Stake deal (VegasSlotsOnline). Wikipedia lists Tyler Niknam, his real name, as a partial owner of Kick itself.

  3. 3 Maherco, gambling streamer, Kick profile picture

    Maherco AR · 792K followers

    No casino named in September titles kick.com/maherco
    Hours watched
    1,290,639
    Peak viewers
    99,580
    Average viewers
    29,333
    Airtime
    44h

    Streams in Arabic. He spent only 44 hours in the category, but his peak of 99,580 viewers was the second-highest of the ten. His September titles were mostly IRL and Kings League football, and none of them named a casino.

  4. 4 N3on, gambling streamer, Kick profile picture

    N3on EN · 773K followers

    JACK.COM in 11 of 30 titles kick.com/n3on
    Hours watched
    889,118
    Peak viewers
    46,323
    Average viewers
    25,960
    Airtime
    34h 15m

    N3on mixes IRL streams with gambling. His Kick bio carries a promo code for Jack.com. He co-owned MOTHERLAND Casino with Iggy Azalea until Gamdom bought it in March 2026, when both signed long-term ambassador deals with Gamdom (Gamdom announcement).

  5. 5 ClassyBeef, gambling streamer, Kick profile picture

    ClassyBeef EN · 237K followers

    !STAKE in every title kick.com/classybeef
    Hours watched
    818,566
    Peak viewers
    5,274
    Average viewers
    2,064
    Airtime
    396h 45m

    A team channel, not one person. The bio names four members: Georgi, Biggo, Max and Rune. They streamed almost 397 hours in September, nearly three times Roshtein's airtime, and every title pointed viewers to !STAKE, !STAKEEU and !STAKEUS.

  6. 6 Adin Ross, gambling streamer, Kick profile picture

    Adin Ross EN · 2.18M followers

    No casino named in September titles kick.com/adinross
    Hours watched
    620,005
    Peak viewers
    171,191
    Average viewers
    35,429
    Airtime
    17h 30m

    The biggest name here by far: 2.18 million followers and a peak of 171,191 viewers, the largest crowd of the ten. Yet he streamed only 17.5 hours of slots in September, under titles like "COOKIES". Press reports put him with Rainbet from September 2025; the money involved is unconfirmed (VegasSlotsOnline). He signed with Kick in February 2023, just before Twitch banned him.

  7. 7 AuSlots, gambling streamer, Kick profile picture

    AuSlots EN · 21K followers

    No casino named in September titles kick.com/auslots
    Hours watched
    610,530
    Peak viewers
    3,471
    Average viewers
    1,717
    Airtime
    355h 50m

    A small team that, by its own bio, streams from Malta seven days a week. Only 21,000 followers and 1,717 viewers on average, but almost 356 hours on air put it in the top 10. Its titles send viewers to chat commands like "!links" and "!zesty" instead of naming a casino.

  8. 8 CasinoDaddy, gambling streamer, Kick profile picture

    CasinoDaddy EN · 24K followers

    No casino named in September titles kick.com/casinodaddy
    Hours watched
    557,438
    Peak viewers
    2,879
    Average viewers
    1,365
    Airtime
    408h 35m

    The most airtime of all ten: 408 hours in September. Its Kick bio promises "14 hour live streams everyday" of high-stakes casino and poker "with real money". Its recent titles point to its own Discord, forum and site rather than to a casino.

  9. 9 Szymool, gambling streamer, Kick profile picture

    Szymool PL · 208K followers

    !stake in every title kick.com/szymool
    Hours watched
    537,034
    Peak viewers
    11,861
    Average viewers
    6,828
    Airtime
    78h 40m

    The only Polish streamer in the top 10. His Kick bio opens, in Polish, with "it's all acting, don't take it seriously". His September titles advertised !stake, $300 giveaways every 25 minutes and a $100,000 monthly leaderboard.

  10. 10 FrankDimes, gambling streamer, Kick profile picture

    FrankDimes EN · 64K followers

    !stake, code DIMES kick.com/frankdimes
    Hours watched
    505,647
    Peak viewers
    13,728
    Average viewers
    4,502
    Airtime
    112h 20m

    Every recent title ends the same way: "!stake !stake.eu !stake.us USE CODE DIMES". Three Stake commands in one line, plus his own code. He averaged 4,502 viewers over 112 hours.

11 and 12: two veterans Kick's chart doesn't see

Both have been streaming slots for a number of years and built huge audiences, primarily on YouTube and Twitch. Kick’s September numbers don’t cover that, so they are shown with their own channel numbers, rather than a rank by hours.

  1. 11 AyeZee, gambling streamer, channel picture

    AyeZee EN

    THRILL in September titles Full AyeZee page
    YouTube subscribers
    317K
    Twitch followers
    152K
    Kick followers
    182K
    On air since
    2019

    Only three Kick streams in September, all pointing to Thrill, where his site runs a $150,000 leaderboard under the code AYEZEE. He publishes something almost no one else does: the profit or loss of every bonus hunt. By his own tracker, 19 of 46 recent hunts made money.

  2. 12 LetsGiveItASpin, gambling streamer, channel picture

    LetsGiveItASpin EN

    No casino named in his bios Full LetsGiveItASpin page
    YouTube subscribers
    146K
    Twitch followers
    73K
    Kick followers
    637
    On air since
    2015

    Kim Hultman, a Swedish former poker pro, streams mostly on YouTube and Twitch, so Kick's chart never sees him. His Kick bio says he always plays "with his own money and never sponsored balances", and his own "big bets" run to tens of euros a spin.

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Gambling streamers by hours watched

With hours watched, you get a different kind of channel and personality at the top.

  1. Roshtein2,371,907
  2. Trainwreckstv2,029,160
  3. Maherco1,290,639
  4. N3on889,118
  5. ClassyBeef818,566
  6. Adin Ross620,005
  7. AuSlots610,530
  8. CasinoDaddy557,438
  9. Szymool537,034
  10. FrankDimes505,647

Bars to scale. Kick, Slots & Casino category, 1 to 30 September 2026. Source: Streams Charts.

Streams Charts ranking of the top 10 Kick gambling streamers by hours watched, September 2026
The Streams Charts ranking these numbers come from, taken on 1 October 2026.

The first type is a personality channel with a huge audience. In September 2026, Adin Ross had the biggest average crowd, with just 17.5 hours streamed and 35,429 average viewers. Other short sessions with huge audiences were N3on and Maherco.

The other type is a team channel that is on 12 or more hours a day. ClassyBeef, AuSlots and CasinoDaddy, which together streamed over 1,000 hours in September, averaged about 1,400 to 2,100 viewers. Roshtein and Trainwreck fall in the middle with lots of viewers, but lots of stream time.

Those channels dominate the list month after month.

Which casinos the top gambling streamers promote

The casino deal shows in the stream titles. Here are the September titles for each streamer, along with the deals recorded elsewhere.

Casinos named by the top 10, September 2026
StreamerNamed in September titlesOther ties on record
RoshteinStakeStake partner (VegasSlotsOnline)
TrainwreckstvNone, "personal funds" notedStake partnership (VegasSlotsOnline)
MahercoNone-
N3onJack.comGamdom ambassador from March 2026 (announcement)
ClassyBeefStake-
Adin RossNoneRainbet, reported September 2025 (VegasSlotsOnline)
AuSlotsNone-
CasinoDaddyNone-
SzymoolStake-
FrankDimesStake-

Four of the 10 streamers placed Stake in their titles and Trainwreckstv has a Stake deal recorded, as well. That's not by chance. Stake's founders Ed Craven and Bijan Tehrani also own Kick.

Following a streamer to their casino is not always possible. Stake blocks 45 places, including most of the EU, UK and US. Our Streamer Casinos page offers more info and a comparison.

Why gambling streamers moved to Kick

Each of the streamers on the list is ranked by Kick numbers, and that is no coincidence. Let's see how gambling streams ended up there, according to Kick's Wikipedia.

  1. 2022

    September: Twitch bans streams of unlicensed crypto gambling sites, Stake included.

  2. 2022

    December: Kick launches, owned by Stake's founders Ed Craven and Bijan Tehrani.

  3. 2023

    February: Adin Ross signs with Kick. June: xQc signs a $70 million, two-year deal.

  4. 2025

    February: gambling streams only allowed from sites that check players are 18+.

  5. 2025

    March: Kick stops partner payouts for streams in the Slots & Casino category.

Kick only keeps 5% of sub money, and Twitch keeps 50% of it, so Kick was able to pull streamers more easily. The other side of the story is ownership. The people behind Kick are also behind Stake, so that explains the dominance of Stake in the title streams, as well.

The 2025 change in March will impact viewers, for sure. Kick stopped paying partner money for Slots & Casino streams, so gambling streamers lean more on casino deals, affiliate codes and subscriptions. That's worth keeping in mind when a streamer pushes a code.

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Do gambling streamers play with their own money?

They usually do not say. Here is the information that the streamers and press have recorded.

  • Trainwreckstv labelled two of his latest streams "(PERSONAL FUNDS)".
  • Szymool's Kick bio opens with "it's all acting, don't take it seriously".
  • xQc told a viewer in 2023 that "everyone knows" he's paid to gamble on stream (GosuGamers).
  • Casino affiliates earn a cut of what their referred players lose, ABC News reported in 2025 about Shuffle's streamers (ABC News).
  • Rival streamers accused Roshtein of playing a fake balance after his 2025 record, which we can't check from outside.

This doesn't make the wins fake. The money on screen often isn't a real player's money, and the clips show the hit, not the hours before it. The biggest casino wins list displays legitimate wins, and does casino streaming use real money? addresses what is on record for each streamer.

Gambling streamers just outside the top 10

Places 11 to 15 in the same Streams Charts ranking, 1 to 30 September 2026.

Kick Slots & Casino, places 11 to 15
PlaceStreamerLanguageHours watchedPeak viewers
11noorgamerAR437,60110,950
12lospollostvEN412,28718,372
13deenthegreatEN375,44021,258
14ac7ionmanEN367,87323,237
15mellstroy987RU362,18226,717

Two well-known streamers are not included. xQc, long one of Stake's most recognized streamers, and TimTheTatman, who signed with Roobet in January 2026, did not make the top 15 of the Slots & Casino category in September. Notable names don't always equate to long gambling hours.

Gambling streamers FAQ

Who is the biggest gambling streamer right now?

In September 2026, Roshtein tallied 2,371,907 hours on Kick in the Slots & Casino category, edging out Trainwreckstv. By viewer count, Adin Ross, who peaked at 171,191 viewers. See the top 10.

Which casino do most gambling streamers use?

Stake. Four of the top 10 named it in their stream titles. Trainwreckstv has a Stake deal. N3on promotes Jack. Adin Ross is said to be with Rainbet. See who promotes what.

Where do gambling streamers stream?

Primarily on Kick, the streaming platform co-founded by Stake's Ed Craven, which launched in December 2022 after Twitch banned streams of unlicensed slot sites. All 10 streamers on this list are ranked by their Kick numbers.

Do gambling streamers use real money?

Often not their own. Trainwreckstv flags streams played with “personal funds,” xQc claimed in 2023 that he was paid to gamble, and casino affiliates earn a cut of what their viewers lose. More on whose money.

How are these gambling streamers ranked?

From September 1st to September 30th, 2026, the top 10 streamers, by hours watched, in Kick's Slots & Casino category. Hours watched = average viewers X time on air. AyeZee and LetsGiveItASpin, at 11 and 12, primarily stream on YouTube and Twitch, thus are listed with their own channel numbers.

Is xQc still a gambling streamer?

He still streams. However, he did not place in the top 15 of Kick’s Slots & Casino category for September 2026. He has a long and established history of being sponsored by Stake for gambling streams. See xQc’s gambling in numbers.

Play it safe

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