Guide
Stake streamers: who streams Stake and how to watch safely
Stake streamers fill Kick and YouTube with big-multiplier bets and giveaways. Here is who is publicly linked to Stake, how the deals work and what to remember before you copy a stream.
Why people search for Stake streamers
Stake streamers are creators who broadcast their play at Stake, usually on Kick, YouTube or Twitch-style platforms. Viewers watch for the spectacle: huge multipliers on slots, Plinko and Crash, live reactions, chat giveaways and the occasional six-figure bet.
Stake is closely tied to the format. Its co-founders also co-founded the streaming platform Kick, and Stake has sponsored creators and events for years, so a large share of gambling streams show a Stake account. This page explains who is publicly linked to Stake, how those deals usually work and how to enjoy the content without being misled by it.
Streamers and public figures linked to Stake
The names below have been publicly reported as promoting or streaming Stake at some point. Sponsorships start and end, so treat this as background, not a statement about any current contract. Check a creator's own channel for their latest disclosure.
| Name | Known for | Link to Stake |
|---|---|---|
| Drake | Music artist | Widely reported brand ambassador who has streamed with Stake |
| Adin Ross | Kick and IRL streamer | Publicly promoted Stake and streamed Stake play |
| Trainwreckstv | Slots and casino streamer | Widely reported as an early Stake-sponsored gambling streamer |
| xQc | Variety streamer | Has streamed Stake play on Kick |
| Roshtein | Slots streamer | Frequently shows Stake on his channel |
| Xposed | Gambling streamer | Regularly streams Stake play |
| ClassyBeef | Slots streamer | Known for Stake streams and giveaways |
Deals, ban lists and disclosures differ by creator and by country. We do not endorse any streamer, and we are not affiliated with any of them.
How Stake streamer deals work
Most Stake streamers earn money in one or more of these ways:
- Sponsorship. A flat fee or retainer for showing Stake during streams.
- Affiliate codes. Viewers who sign up with the creator's link or code generate a commission for them. See our guide to the Stake bonus code for how codes are applied.
- Platform revenue. Subscriptions, ads and donations on Kick or YouTube.
- Stake-funded balance. Some creators play with a balance supplied by the operator, so a big loss costs them nothing personally.
The last point matters. A streamer who is not risking their own money can bet far higher and chase far longer than you could, and the highlights that get clipped are the wins.
How to watch Stake streams safely
- Look for the disclosure. Reputable creators say when a stream is sponsored or uses an affiliate link. If there is no mention, treat promises with extra caution.
- Never click a link in chat or a video description without checking the host. Fake accounts reply to streams with look-alike Stake addresses. Open Stake only from a verified address, such as the live mirror list or our page on Stake verified domains.
- Ignore "send crypto to get more back" offers. Real giveaways are paid out by the creator or by Stake, never by you depositing first.
- Do not share your password, 2FA code or screen with anyone. No streamer or moderator needs them. See login problems if you suspect your account was accessed.
- Set your own limits before you play. Decide a budget you can afford to lose and stop when it is gone. Read our responsible gambling guide for deposit limits and self-exclusion.
- Check your local law. Online gambling is not allowed everywhere and some countries restrict gambling promotion, including by streamers.
The games you see most on Stake streams
Stream favourites are the high-variance titles where a single result can look spectacular: slots with bonus-buy features, and Stake's own provably fair games such as Plinko, Crash, Limbo, Mines and Dice. The maths behind each one is the same whether a camera is on or not. Our game guides explain win chances, multipliers and why the house edge never disappears.
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FAQ
Which streamers stream on Stake?
Several well-known creators have been publicly linked to Stake, including Adin Ross, Trainwreckstv, xQc, Roshtein, Xposed and ClassyBeef, and Drake has been reported as a brand ambassador. Partnerships change, so check each creator's own channel for their current disclosure.
Is Stake owned by Kick?
No. Stake and Kick are separate companies, but they share co-founders, which is why Stake sponsors a lot of Kick content.
Do Stake streamers play with their own money?
Some do and some play with a balance supplied by a sponsor. A creator risking nothing can bet much more than a normal player, so their results are not a guide to yours.
Is it safe to use a streamer's Stake link or code?
A genuine code from the creator's own channel is normally safe, but always confirm the address in your browser matches a verified Stake domain before you log in. Links posted by strangers in chat are a common phishing method.
Can I copy a streamer's bets?
You can, but you should not expect the same outcome. Every bet is independent and carries a house edge, and streams show selected wins. Play only with money you can afford to lose.
What if Stake is down during a stream?
Open the live mirror list on this site to find an address that loads from your connection. Your account and balance are the same on every genuine mirror.