Cuffem is an American streamer on Kick with about 287,000 followers and a member of Adin Ross‘s SSB group. He is not a slot streamer in the usual sense: most of his broadcasts are chat and real-life streams, with short “gamba” sessions before or between them. He belongs in a gambling directory because of his reported casino deals. In autumn 2025 he was reported to have followed Ross from Stake to Rainbet and then, a month later, to have gone back to Stake, and his Kick bio now reads “Sponsored by Stake.US“.
| Streams as | Cuffem (Twitch: cufffem, with three f’s) |
| Real name | Not established; sources give two different surnames |
| Nationality | American, per VegasSlotsOnline and Streams Charts |
| Main platform | Kick (about 287,000 followers, verified, 10 October 2026) |
| Twitch | 210,662 followers; last stream 16 October 2025 |
| Group | Adin Ross’s SSB, with Cheesur, Konvy and ShnaggyHose |
| Content | Just Chatting and IRL, with short gambling sessions |
| Casino | Kick bio says “Sponsored by Stake.US“; reported at Rainbet in September and October 2025 |
| Documented win | $29,871 on Densho from a $3 bet (reported October 2025) |
| Net worth | Our estimate: $1 million to $5 million (not a published figure) |
| Still active? | Yes; latest listed stream 7 October 2026 |
Who is Cuffem?
According to Famous Birthdays he began on Instagram and became a partnered Twitch broadcaster known for NBA 2K and Fortnite, adding GTA Online in 2021. His Twitch account dates from October 2018. VegasSlotsOnline describes him as part of Adin Ross’s SSB group alongside Cheesur, Konvy and ShnaggyHose.
His first name is given as Cameron, but the two sources that publish a surname give different ones, so we leave it out. Where he lives was not found; his stream titles mention trips to Los Angeles and New York.
Cuffem timeline
- 7 October 2018: Twitch channel created.
- 22 November 2022: Kick chatroom created.
- February 2023: Kick verifies the channel; his Twitch titles announce big news and a move to Kick, after which he appears on Twitch only briefly.
- September 2025: Trade outlets report that he appeared to leak, on stream, that Adin Ross and SSB were moving from Stake to Rainbet.
- 1 October 2025: VegasSlotsOnline reports that he has signed to gamble exclusively with Rainbet, and features a win of his there.
- 16 October 2025: Last Twitch stream on record.
- 23 October 2025: VegasSlotsOnline reports that he has left Rainbet after 30 days and returned to Stake.
- 30 November 2025: All-time Kick peak of 236,746 viewers, according to Streams Charts. We could not find what the occasion was.
- July to August 2026: “BAU House”, a run of near-continuous streams over about 15 days.
- 7 October 2026: Latest listed stream when we checked.
Where to watch Cuffem
| Platform | Channel | Audience |
|---|---|---|
| Kick | kick.com/cuffem | About 287,000 followers, verified (10 October 2026) |
| Twitch | twitch.tv/cufffem | 210,662 followers, Partner; dormant since October 2025 |
| YouTube | @Cuffem | 78.6K subscribers (September 2026) |
He publishes no schedule. Regular streams run roughly four and a half to eight hours. Streams Charts recorded an average of 14,862 viewers and a peak of 82,130 over the 30 days to 10 October 2026, across 68 hours on air; the peak appears to come from a single stream on 30 September that averaged more than 46,000 viewers. During the BAU House run his sessions averaged about 11,600 to 15,000. Kick’s own per-broadcast figures for September and October are lower, at about 5,500 to 10,200, so treat the Streams Charts numbers with care.
How much of it is gambling?
A minority. Of the 11 broadcasts Kick listed between 12 September and 7 October 2026, four were in the Slots & Casino category. They tend to be short sessions flagged in the title, such as a 63-minute “early morn gamba” on 7 October. Streams Charts lists Just Chatting, Chat Roulette and Slots & Casino as his most-streamed categories. No source gives his typical bet size.
Stake, Rainbet and back again
The sequence, as the trade press reported it:
- September 2025: VegasSlotsOnline reported that he appeared to accidentally leak the group’s switch to Rainbet by showing a video with a Rainbet and SSB caption on stream, with viewers drawing the conclusion. He is not quoted. GamblingNews went further and said he had accidentally revealed the financial terms of Adin Ross’s deal; that attribution rests on one outlet, and the reported terms themselves vary from article to article.
- Late September 2025: SSB members including Cuffem were reported to have signed with Rainbet. No value was reported for his own contract.
- October 2025: VegasSlotsOnline reported that he had left Rainbet after 30 days and returned to Stake, saying he wanted his own path and had nothing against Rainbet. The article’s headline figure of a $12 million contract traces back to his own account, relayed in a post on X; Stake has not confirmed it and no terms were stated.
- March 2026: Trade articles still named him among Rainbet’s representatives, without mentioning the reported return to Stake.
- Now: His Kick bio says “Sponsored by Stake.US“, and his July and August 2026 titles carried a Stake chat command. His Kick panels have no casino link or code.
So the best current evidence is his own bio. His bio names Stake.US, while the October 2025 report says only “Stake“; we could not confirm which of the two sponsors him.
Cuffem’s documented wins
One win has been written up. It is as shown in a Rainbet post and reported by a trade site, and has not been independently audited.
| Reported | Slot | Bet | Win | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 October 2025 | Densho (Hacksaw Gaming) | $3 | $29,871 | 9,957x, at Rainbet. The article calls it a max win, but the game’s listed maximum is 10,000x |
No losses are documented. One of his own stream titles refers to being down 20,000, which is his wording and not a verified figure. No source names favourite slots.
Community
We found no giveaways or business ventures. The channel sells paid text-to-speech messages and subscriptions. His all-time gift leaderboard on Kick includes accounts named “Eddie” and “AdinRoss”; those are usernames, and we have not verified who is behind them.
Controversies and criticism
We found no bans, legal matters or sourced allegations in the pages we could open, and Streams Charts lists no Twitch bans. That is not a clean bill of health: the outlets that normally cover Kick personalities could not be searched for this profile, so this section is incomplete.
The one episode with coverage is the Rainbet leak described above. Some of his own stream titles hint at disputes, but they come with no explanation and we do not build claims on them.
Cuffem net worth
No estimate was found. The only money figure attached to him is the unconfirmed $12 million contract claim, which is his own account as relayed by others. For streamers whose earnings have been reported, see our guide to the richest casino streamers.
Our rough estimate is $1 million to $5 million. It reflects about 287,000 Kick followers, casino sponsorships and his place in Adin Ross‘s circle; the $12 million contract he has claimed is not confirmed. It is our own guess, not a disclosed or published figure.
Cuffem FAQ
Who is Cuffem?
An American Kick streamer from Adin Ross’s SSB group who mixes chat and IRL streams with short gambling sessions. He has about 287,000 Kick followers.
What is Cuffem’s real name?
It is not established. Sources agree on the first name Cameron but give two different surnames.
Which casino sponsors Cuffem?
His Kick bio says “Sponsored by Stake.US“. He was reported to have signed with Rainbet in September 2025 and to have returned to Stake a month later.
Did Cuffem leave Rainbet?
VegasSlotsOnline reported in October 2025 that he left after 30 days and went back to Stake. Trade articles in March 2026 still linked him to Rainbet, so coverage is inconsistent.
Did Cuffem sign a $12 million Stake deal?
That figure is his own claim, relayed in a post on X and repeated in a trade headline. Stake has not confirmed it.
Is Cuffem on Twitch?
His Twitch channel is cufffem, with three f’s. It has been dormant since 16 October 2025.
What is Cuffem’s biggest win?
One win is documented: $29,871 on Densho from a $3 bet at Rainbet, reported in October 2025.
Sources
- Kick: Cuffem channel
- Streams Charts: Cuffem on Kick
- Streams Charts: Cuffem Kick streams
- Streams Charts: cufffem Twitch streams
- SullyGnome: cufffem Twitch statistics
- Social Blade: Cuffem YouTube statistics
- Famous Birthdays: Cuffem
- VegasSlotsOnline: Adin Ross signs with Rainbet, sources claim (22 September 2025)
- VegasSlotsOnline: Kick briefly bans Adin Ross (23 September 2025)
- GamblingNews: Kick reverses Adin Ross ban (September 2025)
- VegasSlotsOnline: Big Win Wednesday, 1 October 2025
- VegasSlotsOnline: Cuffem quits Rainbet and returns to Stake (23 October 2025)
- VegasSlotsOnline: Stake and Kick streamers (27 March 2026)
- Bigwinboard: Densho review
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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