Six casino streamers posted on X between 3 and 6 November 2026 that their deals were over. Checked against their own later posts and the Kick stream titles we record, three of those posts did not describe a move: two were jokes and one was withdrawn 38 hours and 53 minutes later. This is CasinoDrop’s roundup of casino streamer deals for 2–8 November: who left, who stayed, who joined, and what each claim rests on.
Casino streamer deals, 2–8 November: the week at a glance
Each claim this week carries one of four statuses. The table then groups the creators by outcome, and its last column shows what their Kick stream titles say in our data.
The status table
| Creator | Casino | Status | Kick titles in our data |
|---|---|---|---|
| Stayed · 3 exit posts that were not moves | |||
| Xposed | Roobet | Reversed: left 3 Nov, stayed 4 Nov | Roobet to 3 Nov; no casino named 4–5 Nov; Roobet again from 6 Nov |
| Steve Will Do It | Gamdom (left Roobet in August) | Joke: copied Xposed’s post on 5 Nov | 16 Gamdom titles in 30 days, 0 Roobet; Gamdom on 7, 8 and 9 Nov |
| TheGoobr | Gamdom | Joke: same post with “Gamdom”, since deleted | Last Gamdom title 27 Oct; no casino named since |
| Left · 3 confirmed exits | |||
| Urosh | Stake → none named | Confirmed exit, 5 Nov | All 14 streams since 22 Oct name Stake; not live since 4 Nov |
| ThelifeGM | Stake → none named | Confirmed exit, 4 Nov | Not on our Kick roster |
| Kumarica | Roobet → DuelBet | Confirmed exit, 6 Nov | “New sponsor” DuelBet title on 5 Nov, about 10 hours before the exit post |
| Reported · 1 move neither party has posted | |||
| Lacy | Roobet → Rainbet | Reported: announced on stream, per FairGambling | Roobet on every stream to his last Kick stream on 4 Nov; not live on Kick since |
| Joined · 2 confirmed signings | |||
| Eva Elfie | → BC.Game | Confirmed join, 3 Nov | Not on our Kick roster |
| Farid Jattin | → Stake Poker | Confirmed join, 2 Nov | Not on our Kick roster |
Six exit posts, four days
Who stayed: one reversal and two jokes
Three of the six exit posts did not end in a move. Xposed withdrew his, and the other two were jokes that copied his wording.
Xposed: the exit that lasted 39 hours
Status: reversed. At 06:01 UTC on 3 November, Xposed posted: “Free agent. Done with Roobet. If you’re a Crypto Casino and you want to speak business hit me up.”
At 20:54 UTC on 4 November he posted again, saying Roobet had met his demands overnight. So the two posts sit 38 hours and 53 minutes apart.
“Sometimes you have to rip it up and threaten to start all over to make a point and get what you want.” — Xposed, on X, 4 November 2026
His Kick stream titles also follow the same sequence in our data:
- Until 04:13 UTC on 3 November: every stream title names Roobet.
- 4 and 5 November: the three streams name no casino, and the first is titled “HERES THE REALITY.”
- From 03:31 UTC on 6 November: Roobet is back in the title, and it stays on all six streams through 9 November.
Steve Will Do It: copied the post, left Roobet in August
Status: joke. At 23:01 UTC on 5 November, Steve Will Do It posted Xposed’s words exactly, including “Done with Roobet”. It drew 432,678 views by 9 November, more than any other post in this roundup.
However, it does not describe a move. In fact, FairGambling reported on 2 August that he had confirmed he was no longer with Roobet, and on 13 August that he had joined Gamdom.
Our Kick data agrees. Over the last 30 days, 16 of his recorded streams name Gamdom in the title, most of them ending “GAMDOM WITH STEVE”. None name Roobet. Three Gamdom-titled streams also came after the post, on 7, 8 and 9 November.
TheGoobr: the same post about Gamdom, since deleted
Status: joke. Seven minutes after Steve Will Do It, at 23:08 UTC, TheGoobr posted the same text with “Gamdom” in place of “Roobet”. Our X scanner read the post that night, but by 9 November it was gone.
His Kick titles alone do not settle it: the last one naming Gamdom was on 27 October, and none of his 21 streams since name a casino. His own account does. On 8 November he replied to Steve Will Do It: “You can’t replicate what Gamdom has going on.” The same day, Gamdom’s account posted a $441,000 win of his. For that reason, we list both posts as jokes.
Who left: three confirmed exits
Three creators said on their own accounts that a deal had ended: two at Stake and one at Roobet.
Urosh and ThelifeGM left Stake
Status: confirmed. On 4 November ThelifeGM posted that his Stake partnership was “officially over”, because he could not accept the casino’s new contract conditions.
On 5 November Urosh posted: “Contract with @Stake is done ✅ They treated me right — wishing them all the best 🙏” So far, neither has named a new casino.
All 14 of Urosh’s streams in our data since 22 October name Stake. He has not streamed on Kick since 19:58 UTC on 4 November, the evening before his post.
Kumarica left Roobet for DuelBet
Status: confirmed. Kumarica posted at 07:44 UTC on 6 November: “My contract with @Roobet has officially come to an end. 🤝” His Kick titles, however, show the new sponsor first:
- 3 November: his last stream titled with a Roobet code.
- 21:55 UTC on 5 November: about 10 hours before the exit post, his title announced a “novi sponzor”, Serbian for “new sponsor”, and a “DuelBet $500 Balance”.
- 6 November: he posted a DuelBet promo code.
DuelBet is not Duelbits.
Lacy to Rainbet: reported, not confirmed
Status: reported. FairGambling reported on 8 November that Lacy announced on stream that Rainbet had bought out his Roobet contract and signed him. According to FairGambling:
- the deal includes a $75,000 monthly leaderboard;
- he plans to give away between $10,000 and $40,000 a month;
- the buyout amount was not disclosed.
A fan account had posted the move a day earlier. As of 9 November, neither Lacy’s X account nor Rainbet’s had posted it. So we have no statement from either party, and we list the move as reported.
Our data also shows no Rainbet streams from him yet. His last Kick stream, on 4 November, ran 417 minutes under a title that read “SIGNUP TO ROOBET WITH CODE LACY”, and he has not been live on Kick since. Roobet had welcomed him to the casino earlier, on 16 June 2026.
Twitch’s gambling rules and Rainbet’s licences
The reported move also takes his gambling streams to Twitch. In 2022 Twitch barred streams of slots, roulette and dice sites that are not licensed in the US or in another jurisdiction with sufficient consumer protection.
It named Stake, Rollbit, Duelbits and Roobet, according to NPR, and then added Gamdom and Blaze in August 2023, according to CasinoBeats.
Meanwhile, Rainbet is run by RBGAMING N.V., a Curaçao-registered company, under Curaçao and Anjouan licensing frameworks, according to Mediaweek. Twitch has not said in public whether it treats those as sufficient. We do not track Twitch, so we cannot say whether he has started streaming there.
Where Rainbet sits on Kick
Rainbet is the third-largest casino by Kick casino viewing in our data. Over the seven days to 09:53 UTC on 9 November, streams credited to Stake drew 50.3% of all casino viewer-hours we could attribute to a casino, Roobet 9.1% and Rainbet 6.0%. By comparison, Gamdom, the casino in the two joke posts, drew 2.8%.
Roobet’s week: Xposed and Lacy are a third of its Kick viewing
Most of these creators are small on Kick. Over the seven days to 09:53 UTC on 9 November, Urosh drew 836 hours of casino viewing in our data and Kumarica 1,405.
However, the two Roobet names in play drew far more. Xposed recorded 95,517 viewer-hours of casino streaming and Lacy 82,790. Meanwhile, our tracker credits Roobet with 551,804 casino viewer-hours on Kick over the same window.
Xposed is 17.3% of that and Lacy 15.0%, so the two creators in this week’s Roobet stories account for 32.3% of the casino’s measured Kick viewing.
Lacy: 82,790 ÷ 551,804 = 15.0%
together: 178,307 ÷ 551,804 = 32.3%
Who joined, and what is still a rumour
Status: confirmed. The parties themselves announced both signings. On 3 November BC.Game welcomed Eva Elfie. A day earlier, on 2 November, Farid Jattin announced a new partnership with Stake Poker.
The Trainwreck rumour
Status: rumour. On 5 November a Trainwreck fan account said he would be open to joining a casino other than Stake if the contract suited him. However, he has not said that on his own account, and the monthly figures clip accounts attach to his Stake deal have no confirmation from him or Stake. So we list it on our Social deals feed as a rumour and nothing more.
The Kick figures in this roundup come from our streamer board, which records every tracked channel every three minutes. You can filter by casino, sort by hours watched, and then open a creator to see their recent streams, titles and casino time.
- Kick only. We do not measure Twitch, YouTube or X viewing, so Lacy’s Twitch audience is outside this data.
- A casino named in a stream title shows what a creator promoted, rather than what their contract says.
- Hours watched are viewer-hours on Kick, so they are not deal values or player counts.
- When a title names no casino, the stream is credited to the creator’s roster casino. TheGoobr’s recent streams count toward Gamdom, and Kumarica’s DuelBet streams fell back to Roobet, so Roobet’s total includes a small amount of non-Roobet airtime.
- Our roster catches up with moves after they happen. If a creator page still shows an old casino, tell us here.
- ThelifeGM, Eva Elfie and Farid Jattin are not on our Kick roster, so their rows carry no Kick data.
- Every deal figure in this article is self-reported or relayed by an outlet, rather than taken from a casino statement or a filing.
FAQs
Who moved this week
Which casino is Steve Will Do It with now?
Gamdom. According to FairGambling, he confirmed leaving Roobet on 2 August 2026 and joined Gamdom on 13 August. His 5 November post saying he was done with Roobet copied Xposed’s post word for word. Meanwhile, his Kick stream titles named Gamdom on 7, 8 and 9 November.
Did Xposed leave Roobet?
He posted that he was done with Roobet on 3 November 2026 and posted that he was staying on 4 November, saying Roobet had met his demands overnight. After that, his Kick stream titles named Roobet again from 6 November.
Has Lacy signed with Rainbet?
FairGambling reported on 8 November 2026 that Lacy announced on stream that Rainbet had bought out his Roobet contract. As of 9 November neither Lacy nor Rainbet had posted it on X, so the move is reported, not confirmed by either party.
Which streamers left Stake this week?
Urosh posted on 5 November 2026 that his Stake contract was done, and ThelifeGM posted on 4 November that his Stake partnership was over. However, neither had named a new casino by 9 November.
Twitch and our Kick data
Can casino streamers gamble on Twitch?
Twitch bars streams of slots, roulette and dice sites that are not licensed in the US or in another jurisdiction with sufficient consumer protection. For example, it has named Stake, Rollbit, Duelbits, Roobet, Gamdom and Blaze. However, that ban does not cover sports betting, fantasy sports or poker.
How does CasinoDrop check which casino a streamer promotes?
We record every channel on our Kick roster every three minutes and read which casino each stream title names. A title shows what a creator promoted on that stream, but it does not show their contract terms.
Bottom line
- Half the exit posts were not moves. Of six posted between 3 and 6 November, two were jokes and one was withdrawn after 38 hours and 53 minutes.
- Three exits are confirmed. Urosh and ThelifeGM left Stake; Kumarica left Roobet while already promoting DuelBet.
- Lacy to Rainbet is reported, not confirmed. So far it rests only on his on-stream announcement as relayed by FairGambling; neither party has posted it.
- Roobet’s week was about two creators. Xposed and Lacy account for 32.3% of the Kick casino viewing we credit to Roobet over the seven days to 9 November.
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