LosPollosTV, real name Louis Sammartino, is an American streamer who built his audience on NBA 2K and now splits his time between variety content and gambling on Kick. His signature game is Plinko on Stake, where single drops have reportedly paid him $1.5 million, $3 million and, in 2026, almost $8.9 million. This profile covers those wins, his link to Stake, the claim by xQc that the results are not what they seem, and what is known about his money.
| Real name | Louis Sammartino |
| Born | 8 February 1995, according to biography sites |
| From | New Jersey, United States |
| Started | 2014, on YouTube, with NBA 2K videos |
| Platforms | Kick (about 500,000 followers) and Twitch (1.05 million), checked 10 October 2026 |
| Plays at | Stake |
| Signature game | Plinko |
| Biggest reported win we found | $8,888,880 on Plinko, dated May 2026 and not independently verified |
| Net worth | $500,000 to $1.5 million (unaudited estimates) |
Who is LosPollosTV?
Louis Sammartino joined YouTube in October 2014 and became known for NBA 2K MyTeam pack openings and gameplay. He was a member of the 2Hype group and of Luminosity Gaming.
In spring 2020 he streamed for 195 hours and 36 minutes without ending the broadcast. UPI reported it as breaking a Guinness World Record for the longest stream, although we found no confirmation from Guinness, and another streamer reportedly passed the mark about three weeks later.
He has gambled on Stake since 2021, according to Sportskeeda, and has had a Kick channel since late 2022. He still broadcasts to Twitch as well. In October 2026 he was in the middle of a round-the-clock Minecraft marathon with fellow streamers Jynxzi and StableRonaldo.
Where to watch LosPollosTV
| Platform | Followers | Checked |
|---|---|---|
| Kick (gambling and variety) | About 500,000 | 10 October 2026 |
| Twitch | 1,053,500 | 10 October 2026 |
His Kick streams in September 2026 averaged roughly 10,000 to 15,300 viewers each, according to Streams Charts. His records are 80,654 concurrent viewers on Kick, set on 7 May 2025, and 83,378 on Twitch, set on 22 August 2020.
Which casino does LosPollosTV play at?
LosPollosTV plays at Stake. Several gambling sites say he has a deal with the casino, but we found no contract, announcement or statement from him or from Stake that confirms one, and his Kick profile carries no Stake link or code. No deal value has been reported. Our Stake review covers the casino itself.
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His gambling streams are late-night sessions that mix Plinko and slots with reactions, NBA 2K and sports bets. One gambling site puts his usual Plinko drops at $1,500 to $3,000 each.
LosPollosTV’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 | Win |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dated 21 May 2026, published 1 June 2026 | Plinko (Stake Originals) | $8,888.88 | $8,888,880 (1,000x) |
| Not dated | Plinko, high risk | $3,000 | $3,000,000 (1,000x) |
| Reported August 2026 | A slot that win.gg calls “Sugar Gates 1K“ | $50 | $2,433,790 |
| Clip went viral on 2 November 2023 | Plinko | $1,500 | $1,500,000 (1,000x) |
| Reported May 2025 | Kill Em All (Nolimit City) | Not reported | $285,000 (11,916x maximum win) |
Two cautions apply. The source for the $8.9 million win describes him revealing it on stream and does not say the drop happened live. And we could not find a slot called “Sugar Gates 1K” in any provider’s catalogue, so that title may be garbled. We found no reliably sourced figure for any of his losses.
Favourite slots and games
- Plinko, the Stake in-house game behind three of his four largest reported wins.
- Dragon Pots Megaways and The Dog House Megaways, listed as favourites by win.gg.
- Sweet Bonanza and Wanted Dead or a Wild, named as regular picks by another gambling site.
- Sports bets, including on the NBA.
Controversies and criticism
- xQc’s claim: xQc alleged that LosPollosTV’s Plinko results are manipulated and that he does not receive the full payout from his wins. Sportskeeda, which reported the remarks, gives no date, and gambling sites place them in August 2024. LosPollosTV responded that xQc must be joking and shared a screenshot showing three payouts of between about $200,000 and more than $9 million. We found no comment from Stake or Kick, and the claim has not been proven.
- Viewer doubts: after the $1.5 million win in 2023, some users on X claimed the play was scripted or the account fake. These claims are unproven.
- Mizkif: on 25 August 2024, according to Sportskeeda, he criticised fellow streamer Mizkif on X for promoting DraftKings after campaigning against gambling streams on Twitch. Mizkif has said his stance has not changed.
- Twitch bans: Streams Charts records three short bans between 2019 and 2020. Dot Esports reported that the reason for the May 2020 ban was never officially confirmed, and we found no stated reason for the other two.
LosPollosTV net worth
Published estimates run from $500,000 to $1.5 million. None is based on published accounts, and none takes account of the on-stream payouts above, which are themselves unverified. See our guide to the richest casino streamers for how such estimates are made.
LosPollosTV FAQ
What is LosPollosTV’s real name?
Louis Sammartino. He is from New Jersey.
How old is LosPollosTV?
Biography sites give his date of birth as 8 February 1995, which would make him 31.
Where does LosPollosTV gamble?
On Stake, where he has played since 2021 according to Sportskeeda. No sponsorship terms have been published.
What is LosPollosTV’s biggest win?
The largest single win we found reported is $8,888,880 on Stake Plinko from an $8,888.88 drop, dated May 2026. A screenshot he shared earlier reportedly showed a payout of more than $9 million, which no outlet has itemised. Neither has been independently verified.
Are LosPollosTV’s wins fake?
xQc has alleged that his Plinko results are manipulated. LosPollosTV dismissed the claim and showed a screenshot of payouts. Nothing has been independently verified either way.
Is LosPollosTV still streaming?
Yes. He was live on Kick on 10 October 2026.
Did LosPollosTV hold a streaming record?
In 2020 he streamed for more than 195 hours, which UPI reported as a Guinness record for the longest stream. Another streamer reportedly passed it about three weeks later.
Sources
- Kick: LosPollosTV channel data
- Streams Charts: LosPollosTV on Kick
- Streams Charts: LosPollosTV on Twitch
- TwitchMetrics: LosPollosTV
- UPI: Twitch streamer breaks record with 195-hour marathon
- Tubefilter: longest Twitch stream record
- Sportskeeda: xQc claims LosPollosTV fakes wins
- Sportskeeda: LosPollosTV criticises Mizkif
- Sportskeeda: $1.5 million Plinko win
- Sportskeeda: $3 million Plinko win
- WhichCasino: $8.8 million Plinko win
- win.gg: Sugar Gates 1K win
- win.gg: Kill Em All maximum win
- Nolimit City: Kill Em All
- Famous Birthdays: LosPollosTV
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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