LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Kick streamer Adin Ross has amassed an astounding $20 million in revenues from online gambling, according to Ed Craven, CEO of Kick Streaming and Stake (Stake.com). It's also important to remember that Adin is one of the co-owners of Kick, owning a small portion of the streaming service.
One of the most well-known 'gamba' (gambling) streamers on the Internet, Adin often hosts online slot machine streams on Twitch (before his suspension) and Kick.
Kick's CEO speaks about Adin Ross' $20M earning
Adin Ross and Eddie Craven, CEO of Kick, had a conversation during which the latter confirmed that the streamer had won an incredible $20 million from his online gambling activities.
"In all honestly, without like, trying to take away from the situation right this second, like, you're still up by $20 million, right?" Craven said.
Adin added, "Yeah, well there we go. Look at the bright side. You're up $20 million recently...you're probably like, still up (within profit margin) this week, right?"
Adin, for example, managed to win an incredible $2.1 million on Stake.com earlier this month. Finally, none other than well-known musician Drake stopped over to wish him luck on his wins. Even if the streamer has a big profit margin, gambling has also resulted in significant financial losses for him.
Internet reacts to Adin Ross' $20M earning
Internet showed mixed reactions to Adin Ross making $20 million from Stake. A user wrote, "Adults know its monopoly money!" One user mentioned, "That's why he can hand out money, good for him."
Another user said, "Buddy made 3.5x Jeff Brohms salary and he turned around an entire college football program...insane lollol."
One said, "Vs how much he has lost ? Show the proper stats from site of loss win ratio."
