Yassuo: the slot streamer, casino deals and biggest wins

The former League of Legends star turned Kick regular whose reported wins include a $1.9 million SixSixSix bonus and a 1000x Sweet Bonanza bomb.

Yassuo profile picture from his Kick channel

Who is Yassuo?

Yassuo is a US-based streamer who became famous playing League of Legends and now runs one of Kick's steadier daily slots channels, with 112,073 followers as of 10 October 2026. His Kick bio sums up the brand: "Big Gamer. Big Gambler. Big Entertainer. Big Human."

  • Platforms: Kick (main channel since July 2023), with a Twitch channel and accounts on X, Instagram and TikTok
  • Country: United States, based in New York City according to VegasSlotsOnline
  • Language: English
  • Known for: League of Legends (mid lane, often as the champion Yasuo), then high-stakes slots and bonus buys on Kick
  • Casino link: Roobet, according to win.gg's coverage of his wins from November 2025 to March 2026
  • Kick followers: 112,073 as of 10 October 2026

His real name is given as Moe Abdalrhman. Sources vary on the first name: 100 Thieves announced him in 2019 as Hammoudi Abdalrhman, while win.gg and VegasSlotsOnline write Mohammad or Mohammed.

Watch Yassuo live on Kick

Yassuo streams on kick.com/yassuo. The player shows the stream when they are live.

Streaming career: League of Legends to Kick

Yassuo began streaming in 2015 and built his name on League of Legends. He worked as a content creator for Counter Logic Gaming from January 2018, and on 22 August 2019 100 Thieves announced him as its very first League of Legends creator. At that point, Upcomer reports, he had about 1.2 million Twitch followers and 1.3 million subscribers on his main YouTube channel, and had left college after one semester to stream full time.

Kick announced his signing on 10 July 2023 on a non-exclusive contract, with no terms disclosed. His Kick chatroom had been created in April of that year. On stream he said he would return to gambling content and that it could happen every day, a promise the channel has largely kept. VegasSlotsOnline's profile puts the context plainly: Twitch had restricted gambling streams, and the same profile says his YouTube account was banned, which pushed him towards Kick as his main platform. Treat those two details as that site's account rather than something Yassuo has confirmed.

The audience has grown steadily. Win.gg gave his Kick following as about 94,000 in November 2025 and about 108,000 in March 2026; the Kick API showed 112,073 on 10 October 2026. Win.gg's December 2025 write-up still describes him as a content creator for 100 Thieves.

Schedule: the September 2026 return

Yassuo streams most days and has recently restarted a daily run. His Kick recordings from 21 September 2026 carry the title "IM BACKKKK" and the words "DAILY STREAMS RETURN", and win.gg covered a "return broadcast" on 23 September 2026, describing it as coming after a long break. Neither the Kick titles nor that report give a reason, so we will not speculate about one.

Between 21 September and 9 October 2026 he went live on 16 of the 19 days. Streams usually start between about 16:00 and 17:30 UTC, which is noon to 1:30pm in New York, and run from roughly 35 minutes to 3 hours 45 minutes. Saved recordings drew between about 10,000 and 26,000 views each. Every recording in that run is filed under Slots & Casino.

Titles include dollar figures such as "$500K HUNT", "$300K FREESTYLE" and "$350K TRAVEL SEED". Kick does not explain them, and they appear to describe the size of the session's balance or target rather than a result. On 7 October the title was "LOST EVERYTHING. $150K START :(", a reminder that the sessions do not all end well.

Casino deals and sponsors

Roobet is the casino named in every recent Yassuo win report. Win.gg's December 2025 article on his Sweet Bonanza 1000 win says he is sponsored by Roobet, and its write-ups of his Miami Mayhem, Fruit Party 2, Crazy Ex-Girlfriend and SixSixSix wins all place the play on Roobet. Neither side has published deal terms that we could find.

Older material points elsewhere. VegasSlotsOnline's profile says he started with Rollbit and then signed with Stake.com, which it calls his main casino, paying a flat fee he can gamble however he likes. That is a third-party description and may predate the Roobet reports, so we treat it as history rather than the current arrangement.

The more unusual claim is about slot developers. On his 23 September 2026 return stream, a chatter asked which providers he was involved in, and win.gg reports he listed Donut Gaming, Meta Gaming, Infinity Labs, Elevation Gaming, Lucky Labs, Maverick Studios, Valkyrie and All or Nothing, saying he owns part of them. Only Donut Gaming has partly backed this: its post said he brings "his own vision, experience, and belief" to its games, and the article reports that Trainwreckstv is a co-owner there with a larger share. He also said his own provider would release a game on 1 October without naming it. All of this is Yassuo's claim, not a confirmed ownership record.

The slots Yassuo plays

The slots in his reported wins are mostly Pragmatic Play and Hacksaw Gaming titles: Sweet Bonanza 1000 and Fruit Party 2 from Pragmatic, Miami Mayhem and SixSixSix from Hacksaw, and Crazy Ex-Girlfriend from Nolimit City. VegasSlotsOnline lists The Dog House Megaways and Wanted Dead or a Wild as his favourites, adds Book of Shadows and Gates of Olympus, and says he also plays live blackjack, roulette and Plinko.

We cover the closest relatives of those games. The The Dog House Megaways 1000 page covers a later edition of the Megaways Dog House line, Sweet Bonanza 2500 is a higher-ceiling Sweet Bonanza edition than the 1000 version he won on, and Gates of Olympus 2500 shows the multiplier-heavy format. These are related games, not the exact versions in his clips.

The common thread is the bonus buy and the big multiplier: bets of $100 to $450 (CA$640 on Fruit Party 2), a feature bought or triggered, and a result that depends on one multiplier landing late.

The Dog House Megaways 1000 slot artwork, a later edition of one of Yassuo's reported favourites

Biggest wins: what has been reported

Win.gg has covered five large Yassuo wins since November 2025. Each is a reported figure from a Roobet session streamed on Kick; none was confirmed by the casino or the slot provider that we could find.

  • SixSixSix (Hacksaw Gaming), reported 27 March 2026: about $1.9 million from a $450 bet. Offered 10 free spins or a gamble, he gambled and won 10 more. Individual hits included $84,600 with a 250x multiplier and $180,090 from a sequence where a 4000x flashed.
  • Miami Mayhem (Hacksaw Gaming), reported 11 November 2025: $1,755,950 from a $350 bonus buy, taking his balance to $2,356,617. Wild reels with 5x, 10x and 25x multipliers landed together.
  • Sweet Bonanza 1000 (Pragmatic Play), reported 5 December 2025: $1.8 million Canadian, about $1.3 million US, from a $400 bet. A 1000x multiplier bomb landed in the second free spin when the bonus was worth about $2,700.
  • Crazy Ex-Girlfriend (Nolimit City), reported 14 February 2026: $341,680 from $100 spins, after about $18,000 of bonus buys, leaving a balance of $419,678.80.
  • Fruit Party 2 (Pragmatic Play), reported 22 December 2025: close to $300,000 from a CA$640 base bet and a CA$6,400 free spins purchase, with wild multipliers climbing to x27 on the last spin.

Older clips on his Kick channel carry amounts in their titles, such as "$1,637,250 WANTED CLUTCHES UP" from December 2024 and "$2,425,520 SQ 2 JUICER" from January 2025. Those titles were written by the people who clipped them, not by Yassuo or the casino, so read them as labels rather than verified payouts.

Kick clip titled "$1,637,250 WANTED CLUTCHES UP", 10 December 2024 (clip title, not a verified payout): watch it on Kick

Controversies and notable moments

The provider ownership claim from September 2026 is the talking point of the moment. It matters because a streamer who owns part of the games he plays has an interest viewers may want disclosed, and only one of the eight companies has said anything publicly.

In February 2021 Yassuo received a letter purporting to be a cease and desist from streamers Belluh and Jackson "KatEvolved" Dohan, accusing him of defamatory statements and inciting harassment. Inven Global reported on 12 February 2021 that the letter turned out to be fake.

The other notable moment is the break itself. His September 2026 "I'm back" streams followed a long gap in broadcasts, and nothing we found explains it, so we have left it there.

Where to watch and follow Yassuo

His channel is kick.com/yassuo, verified, with VODs and subscriptions switched on. The social links on that page point to X, Instagram, TikTok, a Discord and a Facebook page. He also has a Twitch channel from his League of Legends years. VegasSlotsOnline lists roughly 383,000 followers on X, 308,000 on Instagram and 260,000 on TikTok, though it does not date those counts.

Perspective: what the clips leave out

Casino streamers often play with sponsored or house balances, and a clip shows the win, not the sessions that came before it. Yassuo's own titles include sessions that ended with "LOST EVERYTHING". Many of the casinos that sponsor streamers are not licensed in the UK. Gambling is for over 18s only; BeGambleAware offers free, confidential support. A seven-figure payout on stream is no guide to what any viewer could expect, and nobody should copy these bet sizes.

FAQs

Who is Yassuo?

Yassuo is a US streamer, real name Moe Abdalrhman, who rose to fame playing League of Legends on Twitch and for 100 Thieves from 2019. Since signing with Kick in July 2023 he has become a daily slots streamer, with 112,073 Kick followers on 10 October 2026.

What is Yassuo's biggest slot win?

The largest reported win is about $1.9 million on SixSixSix from Hacksaw Gaming, from a $450 bet, covered by win.gg on 27 March 2026. His $1,755,950 Miami Mayhem bonus buy in November 2025 is close behind. Both were reported from Roobet sessions and not confirmed by the casino.

Which casino sponsors Yassuo?

Win.gg reports he is sponsored by Roobet, and its coverage of his wins from November 2025 to March 2026 places them on Roobet. An older VegasSlotsOnline profile says he started with Rollbit and then signed with Stake.com. No deal terms have been published.

Does Yassuo still play League of Legends?

He is mainly a slots streamer now. He started streaming League of Legends in 2015 and became 100 Thieves' first League creator in 2019, but every recording in his latest run on Kick, from 21 September to 9 October 2026, is filed under Slots & Casino.

Does Yassuo own slot providers?

He said so on his 23 September 2026 stream, listing eight providers including Donut Gaming and Meta Gaming. Win.gg reports that only Donut Gaming has partly confirmed his involvement, so the rest remains his own claim. He also said his own provider would launch a game on 1 October.

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