LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Recently, the contentious online personality and professional streamer, Adin Ross, joined forces with Tyler "Trainwreckstv," who is an ambassador for Kick, to engage in betting activities on Stake.
At one point, Ross made the choice to participate in a game of blackjack and wagered a substantial $436,000.
Nevertheless, the content creator pledged to generously tip all of his friends if he emerged victorious in the round, with the outcome pending the dealer revealing the hands.
Adin Ross wins a whooping amount
Fortunately for Adin Ross, things took a positive turn, and he ultimately won $1,278,000. Clearly elated by this outcome, he exclaimed, "Cheesur, I swear on my life... I'm going to tip my boys, too! They deserve it. I'm going to tip my dogs."
Adding to this, he said, "Oh, my god, f****g monkey! F**king give me a gorilla! (The streamer wins $1.2 million) Train, let me move the camera. Please, bro! Let me show my bare a*s! I swear, please. Bro, Train, let me show my a*s!"
The video was posted by a user known as @scubaryan on the X platform and has since gained considerable attention. The caption read, "ADIN ROSS JUST WON $1.2M ON BLACKJACK."
Upon viewing the video, some fans expressed skepticism, while others were astounded by the fact that the 23-year-old managed to amass millions while playing poker.
Adin Ross is known for his habitual gambling and frequently utilizes his Kick channel to engage in virtual slot machine games.
He has been candid about his setbacks, revealing that he experienced a loss of $1,000,000 during a single blackjack session.
Fans react to Adin Ross' clip
As of the time of this writing, the tweet shared by @scubaryan had garnered over 640k views and numerous comments. While many users expressed astonishment, others referred to him as "wealthy."
One user wrote, "bro (sic) wins 1.2 m and the first thing he wants to do his (sic) show his a*s."
Another user wrote, "This just motivated me to gamble, I'm now going to create my stake account." A user labeled him as, "Pure capp......"
One more user wrote, "lil (sic) bro still helping Adin Ross promote Stake in 2023." Another questioned Ross saying, "Is he up overall?"
Other users wrote, "That's amazing," and "holy shit, the rich get richer wow."
