Stevewilldoit: Costume Row and $761K Patriots Bet

Stevewilldoit draws blackface criticism over a Halloween costume

The week’s loudest story was a costume. Deltia’s Gaming reported on 17 October that Stevewilldoit went live on Kick on 16 October wearing blackface. He told viewers it was not blackface, said he had planned to dress as Michael Jackson, claimed his servers were hacked and that he had switched characters, and described himself as 50 Cent after seven hours in the costume. A friend joined dressed as Eminem.

Blackface is a 19th-century stage practice in which white performers used makeup to mock Black people, which is why the costume drew criticism whatever the intention. Deltia’s collected reaction from X users was largely negative. A KickChamp post from 16 October describing the two Halloween costumes as blackface and Slim Shady had 51,035 views and 38 replies when we opened it.

Kick’s stream list for the channel carries broadcasts titled “BLACKFACE AND ANGGRY. 50% balance top chat” on 16 October (UTC, in the early hours) and again on 18 October. We found no statement from Kick about the costume in the coverage we read, and Kick’s channel data showed the account as not banned on 20 October.

KickChamp’s post of the costume reveal, 16 October: view the post on X

$761,000 on the Patriots, then $200,000 on the 49ers

On 18 October Stevewilldoit posted “$761,000 on patriots” with two images, and the post passed 350,000 views. One image is a Red Rock sportsbook ticket for a $361,428.55 straight bet on the Patriots at -150, to win $240,952.35. The other is a Gamdom screenshot of a $400,000 bet on New England -5.5 against the Jets at odds of 1.65, with a $660,000 payout and a cash-out offer of $337,301.59. Together the stakes come to $761,428.55.

The Patriots beat the Jets 26-19 on 18 October, a seven-point win, according to Yahoo Sports. A seven-point margin clears the -5.5 handicap shown on the Gamdom ticket, though we could not see how either ticket was settled.

The next night went the other way. A Red Rock ticket he posted shows $200,000 on the 49ers at -6.5 to collect $342,857.15. The 49ers beat the Commanders 23-17 on Monday Night Football, a six-point win, per NBC Sports, short of that line. At 02:58 UTC on 20 October he posted that he had lost San Francisco.

Stevewilldoit’s $761,000 Patriots post, 18 October: view the post on X

A $550,000 loss, in his own words

At 05:41 UTC on 20 October he posted that he had lost $550,000 that day. He called it small next to some of his earlier losses but said it felt the worst. About 20 minutes later he wrote that he was fine and had learned something about himself and gambling. We take both posts as his own account and add nothing to them.

He was also on Kick that night. The stream list shows a broadcast titled “$500,000 START!!! GAMDOM WITH STEVE” from 00:06 UTC on 20 October, about 79 minutes long. A fan clip from 00:43 UTC shows a $71,180.00 win on a slot called Boogie Monsters Duel: Ludo-Land at Gamdom with a balance of $483,306.95. A clips account on X also claimed a $122,000 Keno hit during the same stream, which we could not check.

Stevewilldoit’s post about the $550,000 loss, 20 October: view the post on X

Gamdom challenge and a delayed YouTube video

Stevewilldoit is a Gamdom partner, and his X posts this week were full of it. On 16 October he relaunched a creator video challenge for 10 people at $10,000 each, running to 5 November, and on 19 October he said it would last three weeks and that he had paid for it in advance.

On 19 October he also posted that there would be no YouTube video the next day and that Saturday would be the latest. The channel had 329,936 followers on Kick on 20 October 2026, and his X account had 1,019,532. His full background is on our Stevewilldoit profile.

What to watch next for Stevewilldoit

The YouTube video promised by Saturday 24 October is the next fixed date, with the Gamdom challenge running to 5 November and more NFL tickets likely given his posting this week. Whether Kick responds to the costume streams is the open question.

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FAQs

Why is Stevewilldoit in the news this week?

He drew criticism for a Halloween costume that commentators called blackface, which Deltia’s Gaming reported on 17 October. He also posted six-figure NFL tickets, including $761,000 on the Patriots, and a $550,000 loss on 20 October. He also streamed a $500,000-start session on Kick on 16 and 20 October.

Did Stevewilldoit really lose $550,000?

It is his own claim. On 20 October 2026 he posted on X that he had lost $550,000 that day. We have not seen account statements or settled tickets, so the figure rests on his post, which he followed with a message saying he was fine.

Has Kick banned Stevewilldoit over the costume?

Not as far as we can see. Kick’s channel data showed the account as not banned on 20 October 2026, and none of the coverage we read reported any action or statement from Kick about the costume streams of 16 and 18 October.

How many Kick followers does Stevewilldoit have?

329,936 as of 20 October 2026, according to Kick’s channel data. His X account had 1,019,532 followers on the same date. He streams in the Slots & Casino category, including a $500,000-start Gamdom stream that began at 00:06 UTC on 20 October. Follower counts change daily, so treat both figures as a snapshot.

Did the Patriots bets win?

The Patriots beat the Jets 26-19, a seven-point win that clears the -5.5 handicap on his Gamdom ticket. We could not see how his tickets were settled, so treat that as a reading of the score, not a confirmed payout.

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Stevewilldoit: a costume row, a $761,000 Patriots bet and a $550,000 loss