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Stake.us, the well-known sweepstakes casino site, has been found to have ties with the innovative Kick new livestreaming platform. The relationship was confirmed by the high-profile streamer Trainwreck. However, the link was long suspected, as Stake.us owner Eddie Craven did a test stream on the new casino streaming platform back in November.
In a tweet from Craven himself on November 19 this year, the Stake.us owner extended an invitation for Stake fans to join the Stake Kick streaming platform for weekly giveaways and more exciting entertainment. He also added a link to his channel, Kick.live/Eddie.
“Kick.com is a new venture created by the founders of Easygo and Stake.com with new studios in Australia and Europe. Kick Gaming’s vision is to be the leading content provider in the gambling industry thanks to its fresh approach to building top-notch slot and table games available to online casinos worldwide through a single API to its remote game server.”
Kick.com is now the official Stake casino streaming Twitch alternative, with many high-profile gambling streamers leaving Twitch following its controversial banning of gambling streams. You can now find Roshtein on Kick, joining ranks with Trainwreck to become prominent gambling streamers on the startup platform.
You’ll also find Xposed on Kick, and more gambling streamers are expected to follow. Tyler ‘Trainwrecks’ Niknam himself had 2.1 million followers on the live-streaming platform Twitch, so making a move to this Stake Twitch alternative had to be a well-contemplated decision.
Although the official Kick.com ownership details remain a bit muddled, the Washington Post has confirmed the Stake Trainwreck Kick streaming partnership.
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