Gambling streamer Roshtein is one of the biggest names on Kick. He has around 310,000 followers on the Stake-backed platform, second only to Trainwreckstv in the gambling space.
hasn’t broadcast live since March 3 this year
However, Rosh’s fans have been confused over the past two months. The Sweden-born streamer hasn’t broadcast live since March 3 this year. He streamed for nine days in a row that time around, after another previous lengthy absence of around two months.
Rosh has since announced that he plans to return on Thursday this week. In a post to X, he announced that he will stream for 100 days back-to-back beginning on May 1:
Despite his imminent return, Roshtein’s fans are not happy with their favorite streamer. One X user called @decipher_david commented that he was “looking forward for an explanation” as to why he “left us in the dark.” Another called @PolityczneW asked Rosh for his “excuse on why you were out for 2 months without any word.”
Roshtein, real name Ishmael Swartz, is known for taking breaks when he feels like he needs to calm down his gambling. In 2023, he announced he had to take a break for his mental health and would gamble with “lower bets” than usual when he returned.
Rosh regularly gambles with high stakes per spin, earning himself multimillion-dollar payouts when he hits it big. He last appeared in our Big Win Wednesday in March when he secured a payday of more than $5m playing Duck Hunters by Nolimit City. That time he spun with a stake of $600 and hit an 8,363x multiplier.
