DeuceAce was a Twitch slot channel that averaged around 5,000 viewers a stream between 2020 and 2022 and still has more than 237,000 followers. It was fronted by a streamer known as Jay, described as a long-time friend of Roshtein, with a co-host called Adam. The channel has been silent since 15 October 2022, three days before the date Twitch had set for its ban on unlicensed gambling sites, and no restart on Kick has been found. This page covers who was behind it, the wins that were reported and what is known about why it stopped.
| Status | Inactive. Last recorded stream 15 October 2022 |
| Hosts | Jay (lead host) and co-host Adam; no surnames found |
| Based | Sweden, according to Streams Charts |
| Platform | Twitch (237,483 followers, 10 October 2026) |
| Kick | An account exists with 2,157 followers and no streams |
| Active years | 2020 to October 2022 (casino streaming from August 2020, per a trade source) |
| Content | Slots, numbered bonus openings, “Jay vs Adam” bonus battles, tournaments |
| Sponsor named in coverage | Stake |
| Biggest reported wins | About $2 million on Plinko with Roshtein; $1.89 million on Wanted Dead or a Wild |
| Net worth | $1 million to $3 million (trade-site estimates) |
Who is DeuceAce?
DeuceAce was a two-person channel. Its YouTube description says it features Jay and Adam and their friendly rivalry. Jay fronted the channel, and only his first name is established; Streams Charts has no real name on file, and we found no surname for either of them.
Streams Charts lists Sweden as the channel’s country, and trade profiles say he grew up in Sweden. His Twitch bio describes a methodical streamer with a background in finance, which is his own description. Trade profiles say he is a childhood or school friend of Roshtein, who introduced him to the casino-streaming audience, and that the channel showed video games such as World of Warcraft before it turned to slots.
DeuceAce timeline
- 24 June 2020: Twitch account created.
- August 2020: Casino streaming begins, according to a trade source.
- August and September 2021: Two three-day Twitch bans; no reasons found.
- Around August 2021: A 16-hour anniversary stream at 175,000 followers, according to a trade source.
- Undated (an image timestamp suggests October 2021): Two wins of more than $1.8 million each on Wanted Dead or a Wild, days apart, according to a trade source.
- 20 September 2022: Twitch announces that from 18 October it will prohibit streams of slots, roulette and dice sites that are not licensed in the US or a comparable jurisdiction, naming Stake, Rollbit, Duelbits and Roobet.
- 15 October 2022: Last recorded stream, a “Grand Master Tournament” finale.
- 2 February 2023: A Kick account under the name is created. It shows no streams.
- February 2023: Adam appears on Roshtein’s stream and talks about running his own Kick channel, according to Roshtein’s site.
- November 2025: win.gg describes the channel as having gone dormant.
What happened to DeuceAce?
The channel stopped without a public explanation that we could find. The timing is the only clue: its last stream came three days before Twitch’s new gambling rules were due to take effect, and the sites named in those rules included Stake, which win.gg names as a major sponsor. No page we opened states Jay’s reason, so the link is an inference, not a fact.
No active Kick channel for DeuceAce was found. The Kick account in the channel’s name has no streams, videos or links, and the YouTube channel, which has about 2,260 subscribers, showed no new uploads in the two weeks before we checked. win.gg says Adam ran most of the later streams, with Jay appearing only occasionally, and that Adam has since left Kick as well.
Be careful with other profiles of him. Some affiliate pages describe DeuceAce as still active, on Kick or growing in 2025 or 2026, and one gives a YouTube subscriber count far above the platform’s own figure. Kick’s records, Streams Charts and SullyGnome all show no streams since October 2022.
How big was the channel?
| Year | Average viewers | Peak viewers | Streams |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2020 | 5,303 | 18,482 | Not listed |
| 2021 | 5,570 | 21,583 | 243 |
| 2022 | 4,852 | 32,930 | 179 |
Those figures are from SullyGnome. Viewers watched about 10.5 million hours in 2021 and 8.7 million in 2022. The final 20 streams, from 23 September to 15 October 2022, were smaller, averaging roughly 900 to 4,200 viewers.
Which casinos did DeuceAce play at?
We could not read the channel’s old panels, so this rests on coverage. win.gg names Stake as a major sponsor, and Stake bonuses were among his raffle prizes. A 2023 Film Threat piece names KingBilly and SlotV as sites Jay played on. No deal values have been reported. One affiliate site’s claim of a high five-figure monthly retainer is its own inference.
DeuceAce’s biggest reported wins
Every figure here comes from a trade source, most of them undated posts on one site, GamblersArea. None is independently verified, and the “biggest win” quoted for him varies widely from page to page.
| When | Game | Bet | Reported win | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Not dated | Plinko | $2,000 a ball | About $2,000,000 | 1,000x, played jointly with Roshtein; called his biggest win |
| Undated, probably October 2021 | Wanted Dead or a Wild (Hacksaw Gaming) | $300 | $1,890,000 | Base-game hit |
| Undated, probably October 2021 | Wanted Dead or a Wild (Hacksaw Gaming) | $200 | $1,832,400 | Bonus round, a few days earlier |
| Not dated | Rosh Immortality Cube | Not given | $477,620 | One affiliate page |
| Not dated | Live roulette (Evolution) | Not given | About $468,000 | |
| Not dated | Dinopolis (Push Gaming) | $100 | $222,580 | |
| Not dated | The Dog House (Pragmatic Play) | €50 | €129,122 | 2,582x |
win.gg also mentions a $2.4 million win on Wanted Dead or a Wild without details, and a site carrying VonDice’s name describes a $2.5 million Halloween win on the same game at Stake. We could not match either to a dated report. No losses are documented.
Favourite slots
Trade profiles name The Dog House, Money Train, Rosh Immortality Cube, Buffalo King Megaways and Leprechaun’s Vault. His reported stakes on the big wins were $100 to $300 a spin.
Giveaways and community
While it was active the channel ran Discord raffles that drew 1,000 to 3,000 or more entries, with prizes including Stake bonuses, earbuds and merchandise, according to a trade source. It also had a channel-point shop, a weekly raffle and tournament editions for viewers, subscribers and VIPs.
Controversies and criticism
Streams Charts records two short Twitch bans in 2021, with no reasons. The other criticism comes from affiliate sites. CasinosInCanada calls him a “paid promoter” playing on sponsor funds and cites unnamed viewer reports of chat bans for asking about deposits; it presents these as its own verdict, links no evidence, and the same profile gets basic facts about the channel wrong. Another affiliate page says many users claimed fake money was used and rejects the claim, also without evidence. We found no response from Jay to any of it.
DeuceAce net worth
Estimates only. win.gg put it at no less than $1 million at the channel’s peak, and two affiliate sites say $1 million to $3 million. None is based on disclosed figures, and we found no figure stated by him. For streamers whose earnings have been reported, see our guide to the richest casino streamers.
DeuceAce FAQ
Is DeuceAce still streaming?
No. The last recorded stream was on Twitch on 15 October 2022, and no stream has been found since on any platform.
What happened to DeuceAce?
The channel stopped three days before Twitch’s ban on unlicensed gambling sites was due to take effect on 18 October 2022. No stated reason was found, so the connection is an inference.
Is DeuceAce on Kick?
An account with his name exists and has 2,157 followers, but it shows no streams.
Who is DeuceAce?
A Twitch slot channel fronted by a streamer known as Jay, with co-host Adam. Streams Charts lists Sweden as its country. No surname has been established.
How does DeuceAce know Roshtein?
Trade profiles describe him as a childhood or school friend of Roshtein, who introduced him to the casino-streaming audience.
What was DeuceAce’s biggest win?
Trade sources report about $2 million on Plinko, played jointly with Roshtein, and $1.89 million on Wanted Dead or a Wild from a $300 bet. Larger figures of $2.4 million and $2.5 million appear without details. None is independently verified.
What is DeuceAce’s net worth?
Unknown. Published estimates range from at least $1 million to $3 million and are not based on disclosed figures.
Sources
- Twitch: DeuceAce
- YouTube: DeuceAce TV channel description
- Streams Charts: DeuceAce
- Streams Charts: DeuceAce streams
- SullyGnome: DeuceAce 2021 statistics
- SullyGnome: DeuceAce 2022 statistics
- Social Blade: DeuceAce Twitch statistics
- Kick: deuceace account
- win.gg: DeuceAce net worth (November 2025)
- Roshtein.com: Roshtein celebrates 7 years of casino streaming (February 2023)
- PokerListings: Twitch bans unlicensed gambling sites
- GamblersArea: DeuceAce anniversary stream (trade source)
- GamblersArea: DeuceAce wins $1.9 million (trade source)
- Film Threat: Top casino live streaming channels (March 2023)
- Casino.online: DeuceAce profile (affiliate page)
- Bob Casino blog: Top Twitch casino streamers (trade source)
- Lucky7Bonus: DeuceAce profile (trade source)
- CasinosInCanada: DeuceAce profile (affiliate page)
- Bigwinboard: Dinopolis 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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