5 Highest Earning Casino Streamers on Twitch

It’s no secret that the gambling industry is a lucrative one. The industry as a whole turns over billions of dollars every year, with some of the most popular casinos in a gambling hotspot like Las Vegas bringing in billions in revenue from gaming alone - this before you consider that many Las Vegas casinos also operate as hotels and food and drink venues. There’s no denying that operating a gambling establishment like a land-based casino is a big investment, but it’s one that can see big returns.

Similarly, it’s a big investment to open an online casino, but one that comes with additional perks - namely, being able to accept players from across the globe. No need to convince players to travel to your venue - you only have to convince them to open your URL. For example, no matter where you are in the world right now, you can see all the new casino sites at hideousslots.com. Online gambling has also led to a surge of online casino streamers - that is, streamers who play casino games and slots online for an audience of viewers. Let’s take a look at 5 of the highest earning casino streamers, according to Twitch.

 1. Roshtein

If you’re a fan of online slot streamers or casino streamers, you will have heard of Roshtein. With a look as memorable as his name, Roshtein made a name for himself as someone who places big bets and takes big risks. Much like everyone on this list though, success isn’t always free from controversy, with many viewers claiming his bets are too big to be true. Regardless of the contention around this streamer, Roshtein has been reported to earn just under $2.5 million per year.

 2. TrainwrecksTV

Coming in close behind Roshtein is Trainwrecks, but the two couldn’t be more different. Where Roshtein made his fame in being bold, playful, and entertaining, Trainwrecks took a more sombre approach - promising to show the true reality of gambling. Trainwrecks has also been a vocal critic of Twitch, other streamers, and the casino industry as a whole - often claiming that streamers are not always treated fairly and equally. It’s often said that likeable people can afford to be more critical, which means Trainwrecks must be one of the most likeable people on the planet, since in spite of his critique he too has been reported to earn just under $2.5 million per year.

3. Yassuo

Much like many of the gambling creators on Twitch’s highest earners list, Yassuo didn’t start out with gambling content. Originally starting with gaming, this creator turned to streaming slots in 2021 - around the time the slots section on Twitch saw a massive surge in content. Could situations like this be the reason Twitch ultimately banned gambling from unlicenced operators from its platform? We’re not sure, but we do know that Yassuo is still doing just fine, having been reported to earn just over $1 million per year whilst streaming slots.

4. ClassyBeef

Our first group effort. Forming in 2019, ClassyBeef are one of the fastest growing Twitch channels, amassing hundreds of thousands of followers along the way. With 7+ members making up this team, viewers can see any combination of creators on their streams and highlight videos. ClassyBeef have been reported to earn just under $1 million per year, although many believe this value is a low estimate.

 5. DeuceAce

Starting in 2020, DeuceAce are better known as Jay and Adam, a pair that have fast become one of the most popular casino streaming channels on Twitch - often appearing alongside Roshtein, the number one earner on this list. Guaranteeing high-level casino entertainment and positive vibes, this duo has been reported to earn more than half a million dollars per year - but again, is this a low estimate?

Some huge earnings there, right? What these reports don’t always consider though is the casino these streamers play at. Coincidentally, or expectedly depending on how much you know about the online casino industry, every streamer on this list plays at the same online casino and is paid a large fee to advertise said casino. Subsequently, every streamer on this list can no longer stream on Twitch from this casino after Twitch recently changed their guidelines around casino streaming. Most of these creators have now moved to a different platform - I guess it’s easy to change the platform through which you make your money when you’ve made millions along the way.

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