
The Kick mega-streamer behind Stake-era and Rainbet-era casino streams, his reported deals, his biggest hits and the rows around them, checked against the reports.
Image: Adin Ross on Kick
Adin Ross is an American streamer, born Adin David Ross on 11 October 2000 in Boca Raton, Florida, according to Wikipedia. He mixes long Just Chatting and IRL broadcasts with casino sessions, and in January 2026 Win.gg listed him as the only English-speaking gambling streamer in Kick's ten most-watched list.
His verified Kick channel bio reads "Sup, Kid named Adin just tryna make it one day." The channel files most of its recent broadcasts under Slots & Casino, with Just Chatting as the second category.
Adin Ross streams on kick.com/adinross. The player shows the stream when they are live.
Ross began on Twitch playing NBA 2K and broke out through games with Bronny James, then moved into IRL streams and big-name collaborations. Wikipedia counts eight Twitch bans, the last on 25 February 2023, a permanent suspension after he displayed his unmoderated Kick chat on stream. He had signed with Kick only days earlier, and Kick has been his home since: its own data dates his channel to February 2023.
His biggest non-gambling night came on 5 August 2024, when he interviewed Donald Trump on stream; Wikipedia says it peaked above 500,000 concurrent viewers. Twitch lifted the ban on 29 March 2025, and VegasSlotsOnline reports his first Twitch stream since the unban peaked at 225,800 concurrent viewers in September 2025.
Kick's public video list for the channel shows nine broadcasts between 11 and 30 September 2026. Eight were filed under Slots & Casino and one under Just Chatting, and they ran from 1 hour 31 minutes to 2 hours 34 minutes, mostly titled "COOKIES". Each drew roughly 140,000 to 155,000 views, except the 22 September stream at 685,954. He does not publish a fixed timetable that we found. A Win.gg explainer reports that he has slowed down and leans on gambling streams, and that he said he is not retiring after a "retirement arc" clip circulated.
Rainbet is the current sponsor. Bitcoin.com News describes him in July 2026 as a contracted Rainbet ambassador. Before that he was tied to Stake, the casino whose founders also back Kick, and Win.gg still lists him as previously affiliated with Stake. In April 2025 Drake announced a "Stake vs Drake & Adin" gambling stream on Kick, as Win.gg reported.
The switch happened in September 2025. Streamer Cuffem reportedly leaked it over the weekend of 20 to 21 September, and on Monday 22 September Kick briefly banned Ross while he streamed. The stream was restored the same night with no explanation, according to GamblingNews. Kick has never given a reason, and any link to the Rainbet news is an inference from timing.
The money is unconfirmed. Reports put the deal at $50 million a year, and Win.gg quotes Ross saying on stream that he "made $100 million on the deal upfront". Treat both as claims: neither Rainbet nor Kick has published terms. His friend group, Streets Sleep Boys, reportedly signed with Rainbet too, with Cheesur, Cuffem, Konvy and ShnaggyHose named by VegasSlotsOnline.
On 16 February 2026 Ross streamed blackjack on Rainbet with Stake founder Eddie Craven. VegasSlotsOnline reported Ross joking that Craven let him leave Stake, and that Stake had wanted to renegotiate his deal over performance targets. That is a report, not a statement from either side.
Ross does not stick to one game. Coverage names Hacksaw Gaming's Wanted Dead or a Wild, where he buys the Duel at Dawn bonus, Pragmatic Play's Sweet Bonanza 1000, and BGaming's Lucky Pack: 2026 Cup, a World Cup themed slot. On Lucky Pack he bought the gold pack, which lifted the cost of a $20 base bet to $16,000, Win.gg reports.
We do not review those three exact titles yet. For the Sweet Bonanza family, see our pages on Sweet Bonanza 2500 and Sweet Bonanza Super Scatter, which share the tumble and multiplier bomb mechanics. Slots are only part of his casino output: keno and live blackjack account for several of his headline wins. His stakes are far above what a typical player would risk.
These are the wins that outlets reported, with the figures as printed. Win.gg is a gambling-focused site, and the sums come from streams, not from audited records.
We could not find a public clip for any of these on a page we could open, so none is embedded. Watch his channel for the VODs and check the dates above.
Twitch is the long-running one. Wikipedia lists bans in April 2021, April 2022 and the permanent suspension in February 2023, each tied to hateful language on or around his streams. In March 2024 he dared a man to drive a car into Burrard Inlet in Port Moody, Canada, and the man was arrested; Ross later apologised for a separate episode involving Andrew Tate, Wikipedia says.
The gambling side has a legal strand. On 28 October 2025 a class action in Jackson County, Missouri, named Stake, Drake and Ross, alleging they promoted illegal online gambling and used "house money" to mislead viewers, as Yahoo News reported. These are allegations; the report mentions no ruling or response. Bitcoin.com adds that Ross was named in a California suit over Stake promotions before moving to Rainbet.
His best-known broadcast moment is the Trump interview, and the clip of Trump walking out has 680,761 views on Kick.
Kick clip "trump walks out", 5 August 2024 (680,761 views): watch it on Kick
The Kick, X, YouTube, Instagram and TikTok links come from the socials on his verified Kick profile. Weekly news about him is listed below this profile.
Treat the clips as highlights. Casino streamers often play with sponsored or house balances, a clip shows the win and not the losses around it, and many of the casinos involved are not licensed in the UK. Bitcoin.com notes that such deals have drawn scrutiny over whether on-stream wins reflect independent betting or promotion. Nothing here is a reason to copy a bet. Gambling is for over 18s only; free help is at BeGambleAware.
Adin Ross is an American streamer born on 11 October 2000 in Boca Raton, Florida. He rose on Twitch with NBA 2K, was permanently banned there in February 2023 and built his audience on Kick, where he had 2,200,760 followers on 10 October 2026. He streams Slots & Casino alongside IRL.
Adin Ross is reported to be a contracted Rainbet ambassador, a switch from Stake in September 2025. The deal value is unconfirmed: reports say $50 million a year, and Ross said on stream he made $100 million upfront. Neither Rainbet nor Kick has published terms.
Win.gg lists a $2,160,000 payout from a $300 base wager and a 7,200x multiplier on Wanted Dead or a Wild on Stake in 2023. His highest recent multiplier is the 9,990x maximum on Lucky Pack: 2026 Cup in June 2026, worth $199,800. These are reported figures.
Yes, briefly. Kick banned his channel on 22 September 2025, shortly after the Rainbet move surfaced, then restored it the same night. Kick gave no reason, so the link to the sponsor switch is an inference from timing, not a confirmed cause.
Twitch lifted his permanent ban on 29 March 2025 and he streamed there again in September 2025, peaking at 225,800 concurrent viewers. Kick remains his main channel, where his recent broadcasts are mostly filed under Slots & Casino. Check his Kick channel for the latest streams.
A Missouri class action reported on 28 October 2025 names Stake, Drake and Ross, alleging illegal gambling promotion. The claims are allegations, and the report mentions no ruling or response from the defendants. Bitcoin.com also mentions a California suit over Stake promotions.
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