Streamer profile
Adin Ross (born 11 October 2000, Boca Raton, Florida) is an American variety streamer who started in 2014, rose to fame on Twitch, and signed with Kick in early 2023 just before Twitch permanently banned him (February 2023; ban lifted March 2025). Gambling became a major part of his content through a Stake.com sponsorship (Stake's Ed Craven said he earned about $20M from it), and on 22 September 2025 he announced a Rainbet deal he valued at $100 million, after which Kick briefly banned him before restoring access. He is one of Kick's largest channels (about 2.2M followers) and plays slots, blackjack and keno on stream.
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Follower counts are approximate and change constantly. Each figure links to where we read it.
Sponsorship means a paid commercial relationship. An affiliate code means the streamer earns from sign-ups. Neither means the casino is better for you.
Sponsored through his Twitch and Kick eras until September 2025; Stake's Ed Craven publicly said Ross made ~$20M gambling on Stake. Estimated ~$1M/week at his Twitch peak (unconfirmed secondary estimate).
These figures come from streams, clips and press reports. We cannot audit a balance shown on screen, and losses are rarely reported with the same enthusiasm as wins.
Adin Ross (born 11 October 2000, Boca Raton, Florida) is an American variety streamer who started in 2014, rose to fame on Twitch, and signed with Kick in early 2023 just before Twitch permanently banned him (February 2023; ban lifted March 2025). Gambling became a major part of his content through a Stake.com sponsorship (Stake's Ed Craven said he earned about $20M from it), and on 22 September 2025 he announced a Rainbet deal he valued at $100 million, after which Kick briefly banned him before restoring access. He is one of Kick's largest channels (about 2.2M followers) and plays slots, blackjack and keno on stream.
Adin Ross appears alongside 2 operators in the sources we could read. A partnership means the operator is paying for that visibility. It tells you nothing about whether the casino is good for you, and nothing at all about the odds you will face, which are set by the game's return to player and are identical whether or not a streamer is sponsored. On-screen balances cannot be audited, and casino streamers' bankrolls are frequently supplied by the operator.
Permanently banned from Twitch on 25 February 2023 for showing unmoderated Kick chat containing racist and antisemitic comments; ban lifted 29 March 2025. Earlier suspensions in April 2021 and April 2022 for slurs on stream.
February 25, 2023 · Sources
Banned from Kick without explanation on 22 September 2025 immediately after announcing his Rainbet sponsorship (leaving Kick-affiliated Stake); access was restored days later.
September 22, 2025 · Sources
Stake's Ed Craven revealed Ross had earned about $20M from gambling on Stake, prompting debate over sponsored 'monopoly money' balances.
Wider criticism for promoting crypto gambling to a young audience; Wikipedia also lists non-gambling controversies (2024 Burrard Inlet dare, Trump interview, December 2025 antisemitic dance incident).
Since 22 September 2025 he is sponsored by Rainbet (he claims a $100M deal); before that he was a long-time Stake.com partner.
About $2.16M on Wanted Dead or a Wild at Stake in 2023 from a $300 bet (7,200x); he also reports seven-figure blackjack wins.
Kick gave no official reason; the ban came right after he switched from Stake (Kick's sister company) to Rainbet and was lifted shortly after.
Streamed sessions are entertainment produced under a commercial contract. Bankrolls are often provided by the operator, losing sessions are edited out or simply not clipped, and the highlight you saw was selected from hundreds of hours. The return-to-player figure of the game is the only number that describes what happens to your money over time.