AyeZee is a high-stakes slot and live casino streamer based in Malta, with about 182,000 followers on Kick. He came to streaming from competitive H1Z1, ranked ninth among Twitch slots channels in June 2021 and has since been through several casino partners and two very public feuds with rival streamers. In 2026 he streams less often, after breaks he attributed to his health. This profile covers his casino deals, his biggest reported wins and those disputes.
| Real name | Not confirmed. Gambling sites give conflicting names, none with a primary source |
| Based in | Malta, after several years in the United Kingdom, according to reports |
| Background | Former professional H1Z1 player, by his own description |
| Platforms | Kick (182,475 followers), YouTube (317,000 subscribers) and Twitch (151,840 followers), checked September and October 2026 |
| Current casino | Thrill |
| Largest claimed win with a dated report | $4.8 million at Rollbit, from his own screenshot in October 2023, disputed by Xposed |
| Streaming partner | X7Dave |
| Status | Active but intermittent in 2026 |
| Net worth | About $900,000 to $12 million (gambling-site estimates) |
Who is AyeZee?
AyeZee’s Twitch account dates from 2014 and his channel description says he started out as a professional H1Z1 player. His Kick bio says he began streaming in 2019. By June 2021 he was the ninth most-watched slots channel on Twitch, with 565,658 hours watched that month and a peak of 14,217 viewers.
He now streams casino content on Kick and still plays the H1Z1 successor Z1 on Twitch. His site, ayezee.tv, is shared with his streaming partner X7Dave, who is part of a small group of creators called The Boys. Reports describe him as being of Lebanese origin. His real name and age are given differently by different gambling sites, and we have left them out.
Career timeline
- 2014: Twitch account created.
- June 2021: ranks ninth among Twitch slots channels.
- October 2023: public dispute with Xposed over a $4.8 million win.
- January 2024: feud with Roshtein, a record audience of 26,867 viewers on Kick and, by his own account, a ban from the platform.
- September 2024: announces a break for health reasons, with X7Dave covering the channel.
- October 2025: criticises streamers who gamble with borrowed money.
- Spring 2026: described as on an extended health break.
- August to September 2026: Kick slots streams listed again, the most recent on 12 September.
Where to watch AyeZee
| Platform | Audience | Checked |
|---|---|---|
| Kick (casino streams) | 182,475 followers | 10 October 2026 |
| YouTube | 317,000 subscribers | September 2026 |
| Twitch (Z1 gameplay) | 151,840 followers | 10 October 2026 |
His Kick streams in September 2026 averaged between about 5,500 and 6,800 viewers each, according to Streams Charts.
Which casino does AyeZee play at?
In 2026 AyeZee plays at Thrill, a casino we have not reviewed. His Kick channel links to it with his referral code, his stream titles name it and the leaderboard on his site is exclusive to Thrill. We found no announcement or start date for the deal, and no value has been reported for any of his sponsorships.
His earlier casino ties are less well documented:
- Roobet: VegasSlotsOnline wrote in October 2025 that he works with Roobet.
- Rollbit: trade press described him as affiliated with Rollbit in October 2023, when he posted a large win there. We found no confirmation from either side.
- Stake and LeoVegas: named as past partners by one undated gambling site profile.
AyeZee’s biggest wins
The amounts below are the figures shown on stream, as reported by gambling news sites. None has been independently audited. Where only the date of the report is known, we say so.
| When | Game | Bet | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| Reported October 2023 | Slot win at Rollbit, game not stated | Not reported | $4.8 million, shown in his own screenshot and called fake by Xposed |
| Not dated | Sugar Rush | Not reported | $786,720 |
| Not dated | Buffalo King Megaways | Not reported | $250,000 |
| Reported August 2024 | Gems Bonanza (Pragmatic Play) | $600 | $247,680, won by his streaming partner on AyeZee’s channel |
| Not dated | Gates of Olympus | Not reported | $159,220 |
| Reported August 2024 | Mission Uncrossable | $10,000 | Cashed out at 8.24x for $82,400 |
The undated wins come from a VegasSlotsOnline profile. Other figures, including an unexplained $5.76 million “biggest win” in the same profile, appear on gambling sites without linked clips, and we have not included them. We found no documented figure for his losses.
Giveaways and community
- His Kick bio says he has given more than $8 million to viewers and spent more than $30 million on bonus buys. Those totals are his own and unverified.
- His site lists a $150,000 monthly leaderboard for Thrill players, paid in two halves. It was showing as unavailable when we checked on 10 October 2026.
- The site also runs raffles, bonus hunt guessing games and a store where viewers spend points on prizes.
Leaderboards can encourage heavy play. Set a budget before taking part in any of them.
Controversies and feuds
- Xposed, October 2023: Xposed said AyeZee misrepresents his wins and losses, called the $4.8 million win fake and suggested the money was not real. AyeZee replied that the stress of managing a bankroll had got to Xposed after he lost an “unlimited money” deal. Neither side’s claim was verified.
- Roshtein, January 2024: AyeZee published a video alleging that Roshtein gambles with sponsored funds. Roshtein answered with a video making the same allegation about AyeZee.
- Kick ban, January 2024: the day after that exchange, AyeZee said Kick had banned him and that the reason given was doxxing. He argued that the address shown in his video was public information, and later made the video unavailable. His channel is active again, though we could not find when the ban was lifted.
- Loan gambling, October 2025: he criticised highly paid streamers for making it seem normal to gamble with borrowed money.
The fake money allegations made against AyeZee have never been proven, and the same is true of those he has made against others.
AyeZee net worth
There is no reliable figure. Gambling sites give estimates ranging from about $900,000 to as much as $12 million, a spread that shows how little they are based on. See our guide to the richest casino streamers for context.
AyeZee FAQ
What is AyeZee’s real name?
It has not been confirmed. Gambling sites give different names, and none cites a primary source.
Where does AyeZee live?
In Malta, according to gambling press and Streams Charts. He previously lived in the United Kingdom, according to reports.
Which casino does AyeZee play on?
Thrill in 2026. Earlier reports link him to Roobet and Rollbit, and one profile names Stake and LeoVegas as past partners.
Why was AyeZee banned from Kick?
By his own account, for doxxing, in January 2024, after a video about Roshtein. His channel has since been restored.
What is AyeZee’s biggest win?
The largest claimed win with a dated report is $4.8 million at Rollbit, shown in a screenshot he posted in October 2023. Xposed disputed it.
Does AyeZee use real money?
Rival streamers have alleged that he does not. Nothing has been proven, and the terms of his casino deals are not public.
Who is X7Dave?
AyeZee’s streaming partner. The two share the site ayezee.tv, and X7Dave covered the channel during AyeZee’s break in 2024.
Is AyeZee still streaming?
Yes, but less often. His most recent Kick slots stream we found was on 12 September 2026, and he has also streamed Z1 on Twitch since then.
Sources
- Kick: AyeZee channel data
- Streams Charts: AyeZee on Kick
- SullyGnome: AyeZee on Twitch
- Social Blade: AyeZee on YouTube
- AyeZee.tv
- AyeZee.tv: leaderboards
- European Gaming: Twitch slots data, June 2021
- VegasSlotsOnline: Xposed calls out AyeZee
- Bigwinboard: AyeZee and Roshtein feud
- Bigwinboard: streamers dispute legitimacy of funds
- VegasSlotsOnline: AyeZee profile
- VegasSlotsOnline: break amid health struggles
- VegasSlotsOnline: AyeZee on gambling with debt
- VegasSlotsOnline: big wins, 7 August 2024
- VegasSlotsOnline: big wins, 21 August 2024
- VegasSlotsOnline: Thrill feature and AyeZee comments
Last fact-checked: 10 October 2026. Part of our gambling streamers directory. Gambling involves risk: only play with money you can afford to lose.
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