LetsGiveItASpin: the slot streamer, casino deals and biggest wins

Image: LetsGiveItASpin on Kick

LetsGiveItASpin is the channel of Kim Hultman, a Swedish slots streamer who has been live on Twitch and YouTube since November 2015, which makes him one of the original names in casino streaming. His CasinoGrounds profile describes him as a former poker pro who is now a full-time streamer and creator, and says he played Texas Hold'em from 2006 to 2012 before turning to slots. A 2023 podcast listing names a co-host, Hampus, but Kim is the face of the channel on every platform we opened.

• Platforms: Twitch and YouTube (main), X, Instagram and Facebook, with a quiet Kick channel
• Country: Sweden
• Language: English
• Known for: more than ten years of slot streaming, a co-founder role at the CasinoGrounds community, and a stated rule of playing with his own money
• Casino links: affiliate links on his Kick page to LeoVegas, Spinz Casino and Wheelz Casino, and no sponsored balances according to his own bio
• Followers, as of 8 to 10 October 2026: 73,129 on Twitch, 8,010 on X, 637 on Kick

The Twitch number has barely moved for years: Twitch trackers show a change of minus two followers in the latest month, and the all-time total of 73,132 followers sits almost exactly where it is now. That is a loyal, settled audience rather than a growing one.

Kim started streaming slot sessions on Twitch in November 2015, after friends suggested it following a big win, according to his CasinoGrounds profile. His YouTube channel was registered on 1 November 2015, his X account in December 2015 and his Twitch account in October 2015, so the 2015 start date holds up across the platforms we could check.

The early years were built on short win clips and long Twitch sessions, and the audience came from slot streaming being new. The channel is now more than a decade old. Twitch trackers record 11,371 hours streamed over the channel's life, an average of 414 viewers across that history and a peak of 8,530.

Two later chapters stand out. In December 2017 the company behind CasinoGrounds sold a majority stake to a listed operator, covered below. Then in 2023 he opened a Kick channel, whose chat room was created on 19 June 2023. It never became a second home: Kick shows 637 followers, no saved broadcasts, subscriptions switched off, and the newest of its 15 clips is dated 26 August 2024. Twitch and YouTube remained the main channels the whole time.

In a 2023 podcast with the iGaming NEXT host Pierre Lindh, Kim is introduced as one of the original casino streamers going back to 2015. The episode's topics included building a Twitch community from scratch, the state of slot streaming and Twitch's gambling policy, which gives a fair idea of the ground he covers when he talks about the business.

Contrary to the idea that he has slowed down, LetsGiveItASpin was streaming on most days in early October 2026. Twitch trackers show his last broadcast before this page was written began on Thursday 8 October at 19:12 and ran for five hours, averaging 137 viewers with a peak of 235. The two nights before that were three-hour streams, on Wednesday 7 October (152 average, 222 peak) and Tuesday 6 October (113 average, 176 peak).

Over the 30 days to 10 October he was live for 53 hours, averaged 134 viewers and peaked at 259. That puts him around 137th among English-language slots channels on Twitch for the period. His YouTube feed tells the same story: live broadcasts on 6, 7 and 8 October, three days of streams from Las Vegas on 1, 2 and 3 October, and a regular run of vertical shorts between them.

Evening streams in that week began at about 19:00 UTC, which is 21:00 in Sweden. His X account announces each one with a "Big Casino and Slot Wins" live post, and the CasinoGrounds site lists upcoming streams without dates. There is no fixed public timetable we could confirm, so the best signal is the YouTube live notice or the Twitch go-live alert.

So the plain answer for anyone asking whether he still streams is yes, mainly on Twitch and YouTube, several evenings a week, with his Kick channel idle since 2024.

LetsGiveItASpin on YouTube: the 7 October 2026 stream after returning from Las Vegas, with a $10,000 leaderboard draw and a 1000 euro giveaway (source)

CasinoGrounds is the business behind much of Kim's public profile. The site says it started in 2016 as a small community for online gamblers and now calls itself the world's number one casino streaming community, with a forum, more than 4,500 demo slots and bonus listings from partnered casinos. It names LetsGiveItASpin as the only streamer on its front page, calling him one of its original founders.

The money side is documented. On 8 December 2017 iGaming Business reported that LeoVegas, through its LeoVentures arm, was buying a 51 per cent stake in GameGrounds United, the owner of the CasinoGrounds network, for an initial SEK 30 million (about 3 million euros) with an earn-out of up to SEK 15 million, completing on 1 January 2018. The article does not name individuals. The site's footer today credits a different company, Performing Media Ltd, so we treat the LeoVegas stake as history rather than the current ownership.

On the channel side, Kim's Kick bio says he always plays with his own money and never uses sponsored balances, and his Kick links list affiliate links to LeoVegas, Spinz Casino and Wheelz Casino. Both statements are his own and we cannot audit his balances, but they are consistent with how he presents the channel. We do not link to any of those casinos and we give no codes.

He is also tied to game design. CasinoGrounds lists four slots made with Relax Gaming that streamers helped create, Book of Power, Net Gains, Beast Mode and Iron Bank, and Kim has said in interviews that he enjoys creating slots, which matches his favourites below.

Relax Gaming titles are his most obvious favourites. Book of Power and the other CasinoGrounds co-created slots feature in his Kick clips, including a July 2024 clip of Hampus on Book of Power and a clip from August 2024 titled around printing money on the new Razor Ways. His own channel titles in October 2026 mention a first big win on the new Money Train 5, a short about Lightning Storm and a Gamble Wheel moment.

The wider rotation is wide. His CasinoGrounds profile lists Miami Mayhem, Zeus vs Hades and Dark Forge among its highlights, and the site's front page leads with a Gates of Olympus 2500 promotion. Kim tests new releases live, and the channel runs bonus hunts: the latest one listed on his profile has 35 bonuses and a $22,000 starting balance, and a community bonus hunt opening 35 or more bonuses, with a 1000 euro giveaway, was uploaded on 8 October 2026.

The format matters when you read his results: a hunt opens a long list of bonuses at once, so a single big hit sits among many that return little.

The newest big result is from Las Vegas. On 4 October 2026 his X account posted a video with the words "89K boom, back in profit in Vegas" tagged to the Bellagio, with no currency given. The post came after three live streams from Las Vegas on 1 to 3 October, one of them titled as high-stakes video poker and slots at the Bellagio. It is the number he chose to share, and the post does not say what the session cost him to get there.

Other results come from his CasinoGrounds profile, which is also his own material: a Lucky Boost bonus on a 12.50 euro bet that reportedly paid more than 20,000 euros in a highlights video labelled 21/9, Dark Forge named as the biggest win of September 2026 with no amount given, and a Las Vegas roulette session in which, according to an interview on the page, he turned $5,000 into $335,000. The date is not given and we could not find a second source for that last figure, so treat it as his account.

A casino affiliate blog lists an older headline win of 24,000 euros on Razor Shark on 26 August 2019, but the page gives no clip and carries other figures that do not add up, so we do not rely on it. On Kick, the most-viewed clip is a "MAX WIN BABY" moment from 7 July 2024 with 208 views, with a clip about a first buy of the day almost hitting a max win from August 2024 not far behind at 123 views.

His monthly "Big Wins" compilations are the easiest place to see results for yourself. The September 2026 edition went up on 5 October and had 5,066 views a few days later.

LetsGiveItASpin on YouTube: Big Wins September 2026, slots and casino highlights (source)

We found no controversy involving Kim reported by a news outlet. The moments people talk about are the milestones: the 2015 Twitch start, the LeoVegas deal for CasinoGrounds in 2017 and 2018, the 2023 podcast and the Las Vegas trips, including the October 2026 run of three streams from the Bellagio and a return stream on 6 October titled around being back from Vegas.

Hampus is the other recurring name. The 2023 podcast listing says Kim streams with co-host Hampus Grave, and several 2024 Kick clips are titled around "Hampe" and "Hampus". Whether Hampus appears on the current YouTube and Twitch streams is not something we could confirm from titles and descriptions, so the profile is Kim-led for now.

The 7 October stream is worth a look for the community side: its title promises a draw for $10,000 of leaderboard winners and a 1000 euro giveaway, a reminder that the channel leans on competitions as well as slot play.

• Twitch: twitch.tv/letsgiveitaspin, the main live channel
• YouTube: live streams, vertical shorts and monthly big win compilations
• X: @LetsGiveItASpin, with a post each time he goes live
• Instagram: LetsGiveItASpin
• Kick: kick.com/letsgiveitaspin, quiet since August 2024
• CasinoGrounds: the community, forum and streamer profile

A Discord server is linked from his Kick bio and from the CasinoGrounds page.

Kim's claim to play with his own money sets him apart from streamers who use sponsored balances, but a clip still shows the win and not the losses around it. Many casinos in this part of the market are not UK-licensed, and affiliate links such as those on his Kick page typically pay the streamer when viewers deposit.

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• Kick: LetsGiveItASpin channel
• CasinoGrounds: LetsGiveItASpin streamer profile
• CasinoGrounds: home page
• iGaming Business: LeoVegas takes majority stake in CasinoGrounds
• iGaming NEXT podcast: Kim Hultman aka LetsGiveItASpin
• Twitchmetrics: LetsGiveItASpin stats
• TwitchTracker: LetsGiveItASpin statistics
• YouTube: LetsGiveItASpin channel feed
• X: LetsGiveItASpin (@LetsGiveItASpin)

Does LetsGiveItASpin still stream?

Yes. In early October 2026 he streamed on Twitch on 6, 7 and 8 October, with his last broadcast on 8 October running five hours. He also streamed live from Las Vegas on YouTube on 1 to 3 October. His Kick channel, by contrast, has been idle since August 2024.

Who is LetsGiveItASpin?

LetsGiveItASpin is the channel of Kim Hultman, a Swedish former poker player who has streamed slots since November 2015. He co-founded the CasinoGrounds community and streams in English. His co-host Hampus has appeared on the channel, though Kim is the main face of it.

How many followers does LetsGiveItASpin have?

As of 8 to 10 October 2026 he has 73,129 followers on Twitch, 8,010 on X and 637 on Kick. The Twitch total has barely changed in a year. Twitch trackers put his 30-day average at 134 viewers with a peak of 259.

What is LetsGiveItASpin's biggest win?

The newest is an "89K" win in Las Vegas that he posted on X on 4 October 2026, with no currency given. His CasinoGrounds profile also says he turned $5,000 into $335,000 on roulette, but we found no second source. Treat both as his own reports.

Does LetsGiveItASpin use sponsored balances?

He says not. His Kick bio states that he always plays with his own money and never uses sponsored balances, and his CasinoGrounds profile repeats the claim. We cannot audit this. His Kick page does carry affiliate links to LeoVegas, Spinz Casino and Wheelz Casino.

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