Streamer profile
Roshtein is a Swedish casino streamer widely described as the longest-running slot streamer, with his Kick channel bio reading "The first. The longest-running. The slot streaming OG." He built his audience on Twitch before Twitch's late-2022 restrictions on unlicensed gambling sites, then moved his main broadcasts to Kick, where he has roughly 410K followers. He is a long-time Stake.com partner (referral code ROSH / Roshtein) and is known for extremely high-stakes slot sessions and multi-million-dollar record wins.
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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.
Kick channel links Stake.com, Stake.us and Stake.eu with referral code 'Roshtein'; his own site instructs users to use code ROSH. Both codes appear in official channels.
Branded redirect domains (Roshplay.com, Roshwin.com) linked from his Kick channel and his site; they route to his Stake affiliation.
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.
Roshtein is a Swedish casino streamer widely described as the longest-running slot streamer, with his Kick channel bio reading "The first. The longest-running. The slot streaming OG." He built his audience on Twitch before Twitch's late-2022 restrictions on unlicensed gambling sites, then moved his main broadcasts to Kick, where he has roughly 410K followers. He is a long-time Stake.com partner (referral code ROSH / Roshtein) and is known for extremely high-stakes slot sessions and multi-million-dollar record wins.
Roshtein 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.
Long-running 'fake balance' accusations: rivals including Trainwreckstv and AverageAden allege he plays with non-withdrawable promotional funds to produce record wins and drive affiliate sign-ups; Trainwreck has publicly called him a 'fraud, parasite, viewbotter'.
July 29, 2025 · Sources
Accusations of viewbotting on Kick after moving from Twitch; community discussion when Kick updated anti-botting guidelines.
Public feud with fellow casino streamer AyeZee over casino-streaming practices.
Briefly banned on Twitch mid-stream on an August 17 (year not verified), then quickly unbanned as a mistake; later left Twitch after its late-2022 gambling-site policy.
Roshtein is a Stake.com partner; his Kick channel links Stake.com, Stake.us and Stake.eu with his referral code, and his site promotes sign-up code ROSH.
His largest publicly reported win is about $45.4 million on Drac's Stacks with a $10,000 bet on 29 July 2025, reported as an online-slot record at the time.
This is disputed. Rival streamers allege he uses non-withdrawable promotional balances; Roshtein has not publicly documented his balance terms, so the question remains unresolved.
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.