Is Kick just Stake TV? 👀

[bitcoinchaserteam]

Noticed something kinda wild…

All top gambling streamers on Kick are playing on Stake. Every single one.

Even Train (the biggest streamer) is part of Kick 👀

Feels a bit too aligned… or is this just smart business?

[luciencyrpto]

Yeah ngl it’s starting to feel a bit one-sided 👀

Like if everyone’s on Stake… is it even competition anymore or just the same show with different streamers?

[PrettySk360]

Yeah ngl it’s starting to feel a bit one-sided 👀

Like if everyone’s on Stake… is it even competition anymore or just the same show with different streamers?

Feels like if you’re not with Stake, you’re not getting that spotlight at all

[Beparanf]

Noticed something kinda wild…

All top gambling streamers on Kick are playing on Stake. Every single one.

Even Train (the biggest streamer) is part of Kick 👀

Feels a bit too aligned… or is this just smart business?

Kick was owned by Stake founder Eddie that’s why most of the streamers that use it is mainly from Stake influencers. It was their alternative when Twitch ban gambling streaming before.

I’m not sure if other casino stream is not allowed there but they might have some limitations to make Stake in advantage since they own the platform.

[xLays]

It just looks like Kick.com is like Stake TV because most of the streams you see are gambling related and you watch streamers are gamblers.
Personally, I now have more watch time on Kick.com compared to Twitch, but most of the time I only watch online games like Dota 2 and CS:GO, which is now CS2, not gambling streamers.
For some reason, I watch on Kick.com now because there are few casino streamers who don’t only gamble on Stake.com. I like know a streamer playing on Jackpotter and whenever I watch his stream join giveaway, I usually win in his giveaways, maybe because there are only around 40–60 viewers watching.

[Hazink]

Yeah ngl it’s starting to feel a bit one-sided 👀

Like if everyone’s on Stake… is it even competition anymore or just the same show with different streamers?

Before, it was just a stake stream all over as already mentioned, the platform is owned by a staked founder, but currently one of their biggest streamers is Rainbet, not just stake.

He was previously streaming for a stake before his contract with rain bet, so no stake is not the only casino being streamed or protected on kick.

https://kick.com/adinross/videos/0853ca9c-aff1-4f50-ab33-a7d505c38168

[bitcoinchaserteam]

Yeah ngl it’s starting to feel a bit one-sided 👀

Like if everyone’s on Stake… is it even competition anymore or just the same show with different streamers?

Before, it was just a stake sell over as already mentioned, the platform is owned by a staked founder, but currently one of their biggest streamers is Rainbet, not just stake.

He was previously streaming for a stake before his contract with rain bet, so no stake is not the only casino being streamed or protected on kick.

https://kick.com/adinross/videos/0853ca9c-aff1-4f50-ab33-a7d505c38168

Appreciate the insight here, makes sense 👀

But yeah, I’ve also seen some streamers moving off Stake recently… like Adin running Rainbet now.......https://bitcoinchaser.com/top-kick-gambling-streamers-in-2026/?utm_campaign=tkg

[acroman08]

Yeah ngl it’s starting to feel a bit one-sided 👀

Like if everyone’s on Stake… is it even competition anymore or just the same show with different streamers?

Before, it was just a stake stream all over as already mentioned, the platform is owned by a staked founder, but currently one of their biggest streamers is Rainbet, not just stake.

He was previously streaming for a stake before his contract with rain bet, so no stake is not the only casino being streamed or protected on kick.

https://kick.com/adinross/videos/0853ca9c-aff1-4f50-ab33-a7d505c38168

Regarding Rainbet, there was a thread created that talks about theories going around that Rainbet might be related to Stake.com because of some similarities they have in how they market their casino. Personally, I am not convinced, but it does create some question on your mind.

[CryptSafe]

Noticed something kinda wild…

All top gambling streamers on Kick are playing on Stake. Every single one.

Even Train (the biggest streamer) is part of Kick 👀

Feels a bit too aligned… or is this just smart business?

Kick was owned by Stake founder Eddie that’s why most of the streamers that use it is mainly from Stake influencers. It was their alternative when Twitch ban gambling streaming before.

I’m not sure if other casino stream is not allowed there but they might have some limitations to make Stake in advantage since they own the platform.

I thought as much, though, and it is obviously clear now why it seems or looks like their major streamers are stake players. Come to talk of it, kick is fast growing and gaining the recognition it ought to have in the online streaming platform as a whole.  Thanks to to twitch for the ban and that gave way for kick to gain that popularity they enjoy now.

[Odohu]

I think other casinos might still be allowed to stream in kick but the reason Stake is the obvious there is the ownership which happened to be the founder of Stake. As we have seen that Rainbet have been featured there which means other casinos can be streamed on the platform as we have not see any official statement indicating that Rainbet and Stake are own by same people and it will be wrong to assume.

[yahoo62278]

Every platform is allowed to use kick for streaming. Check the Slots & Casino section on kick and you will see streamers that stream for stake.com and stake.us, BC Game, Rainbet, Gamdom, Spinquest, and more.

Stake does employ a large number of streamers to promote their brand, but that's their choice. Other casinos are welcome to spend more money on marketing if they wish, but most just have a few streamers to keep their name out there.

[suzanne5223]

Noticed something kinda wild…

All top gambling streamers on Kick are playing on Stake. Every single one.

Even Train (the biggest streamer) is part of Kick 👀

Feels a bit too aligned… or is this just smart business?

Kick was owned by Stake founder Eddie

Yes, Edward Craven should be considered the 2 platform co-founder to avoid misconception because he and Bijan Tehrani work on creating both Kick and the gambling platform in the subject, with the inclusion of Easygo Entertainment Pty Ltd, which was known as the powerhouse behind the most popular online gambling platform when it comes to developing games for online casinos.

[teddybear]

Noticed something kinda wild…

All top gambling streamers on Kick are playing on Stake. Every single one.

Even Train (the biggest streamer) is part of Kick 👀

Feels a bit too aligned… or is this just smart business?

It is owned by the owners of Stake and it most likely came into existence because Twitch had at a point, stopped allowing gambling sponsors to promote on their platform, leading to a stake owners to create Kick, which allows Gambling content and sponsorship.

[davis196]

It is owned by the owners of Stake and it most likely came into existence because Twitch had at a point, stopped allowing gambling sponsors to promote on their platform, leading to a stake owners to create Kick, which allows Gambling content and sponsorship.

I do believe that Kick was created way before Twitch deciding to ban gambling streamers. The whole appeal of Kick is to be the "dirtier" and more liberal version of Twitch, so gambling and nude streams are allowed on Kick, while Twitch is becoming stricter and more family friendly. I'm not sure about the nude streams, though. I do remember that many female Twitch streamers(also known as "Twitch thots") moved to Kick, after being banned from Twitch. I do know that Kick was founded by a Stake co-founder, but I'm not sure that Kick is going to survive in the long run as a "gambler-friendly" streaming platform. Gambling streamers are too boring to me and I never really understood the whole appeal of watching other people gamble on live stream.

[malcovi2]

Noticed something kinda wild…

All top gambling streamers on Kick are playing on Stake. Every single one.

Probably because they get shitty offer from other casinos and Stake gives the better deal.

I do believe that Kick was created way before Twitch deciding to ban gambling streamers.

Yeh, Twitch banned Eddie before the virtue signaling twitch streamers "Pokimane" pressured Twitch to ban Stake, Roobet, and Duelbits.