Here's what Kick gambling streamers won in the second week of June

Fariha Bhatti Published 19/06/2026

The second week of June was quite eventful for casino streamers on Kick, headlined by Roshtein who walked away with a $2 million payout on Drac’s Stacks.

A lot has happened in the last seven days. Trainwreckstv took a short break from streaming but is back for good; Roshtein experimented with new slots before returning to an old favorite that’s served him well: Drac’s Stacks; and an ex-FaZe member has rolled the dice on gambling for the first time, and he’s already running hot. All in all, June is turning out to be a great month for the top casino streamers.

We have rounded up the best wins of the week, and they prove that patience is just as important as luck when it comes to landing a big slot multiplier.

Adin Ross’ $40K win on Sweet Bonanza

Starting with Adin Ross, who turned a small bet into big profit. A $40,000 is a long way from his biggest career win, but it was his best of the week, and once you dig into the numbers behind it, it’s clear he walked away in real profit.

Adin Ross on Sweet Bonanza. Image credit: Adin Ross

The streamer started with a base bet of $141, and was simply looking to break even after recent losses, and the slot delivered. Sweet Bonanza is a pay-anywhere tumble slot, which means during the free spins round, rainbow lollipop bombs can land carrying big multipliers. Every multiplier that lands during a tumble sequence stacks on the top of the screen, and the total is applied to the win at the end of the session.

That’s exactly how Adin Ross walked away in profit. Early on, a three and a six multiplier dropped together for a $1,727 tumble. A few spins later a single sequence hit earned him a $24,971 win. Twelve-multiplier bombs landed twice on another spin, and a mega win followed at $5,245.

By the time the free spins ran out, the round total had climbed to $40,248.45. The win figure on screen looks middling for a streamer of Adin’s size, but once you back out the cost of the bonus, the round actually delivered close to a 3x return on what he put in.

Lacy’s $44k win on Blackjack

Lacy isn’t new to gambling, but he’s nowhere near as seasoned as Kick’s veteran rollers. However, the calls he made on the table, though, were anything but rookie

On his recent stream, Lacy was playing two simultaneous hands of Salon Privé Blackjack E on Roobet. He had a healthy starting balance, but he was once again betting $22,400 on the Blackjack session, which is quite a lot for a green bettor.

Lacy’s win on BlackJack. Image credit: Lacy

The dealer was showing a 2. Lacy’s right hand was a jack and a seven for a hard 17, which he stood on. His left hand was a three and a four, totalling just seven. Working the weak hand, he hit and drew a two for nine. He hit again and pulled another two, taking him to eleven. With the dealer sitting on a deuce, eleven is the textbook spot to double down, and that’s exactly what he did. The next card off the shoe was a ten, landing him on 21.

The dealer flipped over and worked the two up to a 19 across four cards before standing. The 21 beat it. The 17 lost to it, taking his balance to $138,246. Still relatively new to blackjack, though, Lacy didn’t immediately clock that he was up. His first reaction was disappointment, until his friend pointed out he was actually in profit. This marks a busy few weeks for the streamer after he joined forces with Roobet.

ClassyBeef’s max win on Coin Berserk

ClassyBeef is a streaming collective known for its big wins on small bets, but this time, one member of the group went all out with a $900 base bet. It turned out to be an excellent decision as the session ended in a max win.

Classy Beef win on Coin Berserk

Early in the session, the reels didn’t look anything special. Small fives and tens with the occasional ten coin were in view, banking a modest $1,240. Then the values started to climb. A fifty here, a one fifty there, an x10 multiplier rock and an x3 followed by a treasure chest landing on the grid. Each chest opens to reveal a stacked coin value: 735 first, then 945, then 1,380.

Soon, though, multiple chests started landing on the same spin, with values jumping to 4,190 and 2,360. The cascade chain piled multipliers and coin values on top of each other until single chests were showing 8,550 and 34,200 with a x2 multiplier hovering over the grid.

When it all settled down, the total locked it at $60,000. The screen confirmed it as the slot’s max win, and the streamer’s reaction said it all. The decision to go all out had paid off big time, making it one of the best wins we’ve seen June so far.

Roshtein lands $2 million on Drac’s Stacks

Every streamer has a favorite, and it appears Roshtein may have some bias towards Drac’s Stacks. You can’t blame him for returning to the slot over and over again. The game has paid big for the streamer one too many times, and his recent session was no different.

Image credit: Roshtein

He was playing at a $5,000 bet, which may be jaw-dropping for some, but not for Roshtein. It was quite concerning when the first few spins yielded close to nothing. A small two-bat landing paid $1,000, barely a return on a five-thousand-dollar bet. Free Games 3 of 8 looked like it might do something, with mirrors transforming an entire reel into a stacked Drac symbol, but the line geometry didn’t quite connect.

Then suddenly, the screen filled with wilds on the spin after, with most of the grid covered in vampire wilds. It all tallied to a massive win of $1,980,700.00. The last two spins rounded off the payout to $2 million, making it the biggest win in the second week of June.

These streamers were playing at some of the best crypto casinos, with Roobet especially popular for slots streams at the moment.

Featured image credit: Classy Beef

Fariha Bhatti

About Fariha Bhatti

Fariha Bhatti is a long-time gaming writer who loves competitive FPS games and slots with particularly fun themes. She got her start playing classic games developed by SNK, from legendary fighting game series The King of Fighters to challenging platform franchise Metal Slug. She now spends most of her time playing Valorant and Counter-Strike 2 while working her way through new slot releases to find her next favorite. Fariha has been published at PCGamesN, TalkEsport and ONE Esports.

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