If you are looking for Daskelelele, the channel now streams as SPINLIFE. The Twitch channel that carried the old name is today SpinlifeTV, the Kick channel is kick.com/spinlife, and the presenters are Philip and David. The channel is active, streaming bonus hunts five nights a week, and in early October 2026 it switched its casino partner from Gamdom to Jack.com and returned to daily Twitch simulcasts after three years of near-silence there.
| Current name | SPINLIFE (Twitch: SpinlifeTV) |
| Former name | Daskelelele (also written Daskelele) |
| Current hosts | Philip and David; the crew page also lists Calle |
| Founder | Jack, according to trade profiles |
| Origins | Swedish-founded, per a trade profile; Streams Charts lists Malta |
| Platforms | Kick, Twitch and YouTube |
| Followers | Twitch 87,943; YouTube 80.2K subscribers; Kick 15,354 (October 2026) |
| Content | Slots: large bonus hunts and bonus openings |
| Casino partner | Jack.com since about 3 October 2026; Gamdom before that |
| Net worth | Our estimate: $1 million to $3 million (not a published figure) |
| Still active? | Yes; latest stream 8 October 2026 |
Is SPINLIFE really Daskelelele?
Yes, as far as the evidence goes, although nobody has announced it in so many words on any page we could open. Streams Charts sends the old Daskelelele address to the SpinlifeTV page and still lists the old Instagram handle among its social links. The SPINLIFE YouTube channel’s keywords still include “daskelelele” and “jacks gambling channel”. The Twitch and YouTube accounts were both created in autumn 2016, which matches the old channel’s start. The SPINLIFE pages we opened do not mention the old name, and the site dates its start to 2021.
One trap: the address twitch.tv/daskelelele now belongs to an unrelated account created in 2022 with 2 followers.
Who is behind it?
Trade profiles say the channel was started in 2016 by a Swedish streamer called Jack, a high-stakes player who also streamed roulette, and that he later moved to Malta. Two of those profiles give him a surname; one of them also says no full name is public, so we leave it out. Philip joined as a second, lower-stakes presenter. One trade page dates that to 2019, while the SPINLIFE crew page says he started in 2018.
The current picture comes from the SPINLIFE site. Its crew page lists Philip, David, who joined in 2022, and Calle. Jack is not on it, and we could not find out what role, if any, he has now. Stream titles that say “!Jack” refer to the casino Jack.com.
Timeline
- Autumn 2016: YouTube channel (28 October) and Twitch account (17 November) created.
- 2018 or 2019: Philip joins.
- September 2019: Jack wins about €100,800 on Bonanza, according to a trade profile.
- 2021: The SPINLIFE brand starts, by the site’s own account.
- December 2021: Two short Twitch bans, of 10 and 21 hours, with no reasons given.
- 2022: David joins. The Kick chatroom is created on 28 November.
- After August 2023: Regular Twitch streaming stops; only isolated Twitch streams follow.
- 17 September 2026: A “5 Year Anniversary Stream” on Kick.
- 3 October 2026: Stream titles switch from Gamdom to Jack.com, and daily Twitch simulcasts resume.
- 8 October 2026: Latest stream when we checked, on both Kick and Twitch.
Where to watch SPINLIFE
| Platform | Channel | Audience (October 2026) |
|---|---|---|
| Kick | kick.com/spinlife | 15,354 followers, verified |
| Twitch | twitch.tv/spinlifetv | 87,943 followers |
| YouTube | @SPINLIFETV | 80.2K subscribers, about 15.5 million views |
The channel’s bio gives the schedule as Sunday to Thursday, 16:00 to 01:00 CET; the SPINLIFE site puts David on 16:00 to 20:00 and Philip on 20:00 to 01:00. Kick is the larger live audience: between 4 and 8 October 2026 its streams averaged roughly 520 to 650 viewers, against about 120 to 180 on Twitch, where the best peak that week was 462. For comparison, the channel’s Twitch streams in August 2023 averaged roughly 260 to 540.
Which casino does SPINLIFE play at?
As of October 2026, Jack.com. The Kick panel links to it, the SPINLIFE homepage features it with the codes SPINLIFE and CASINOGOD, and stream titles have carried a Jack.com command since 3 October, when one was titled as a move to a “new playground”. The site also lists Blitz, Betibet, Mega-bet and Donbet.
Before that the partner was Gamdom: every Kick stream we could see from 10 to 30 September 2026 carried a Gamdom command, and parts of the SPINLIFE site still show Gamdom terms and codes. One older trade profile from the Daskelelele years names other casinos, which were that page’s own affiliate picks. No deal values have been reported for any partner, and the pages we opened give no reason for the switch.
Biggest wins and max wins
The record splits into two eras. For the Daskelelele years there are a couple of amounts from trade profiles. For the SPINLIFE years there is the channel’s own list of max wins, which gives the slot, host and date but no bets or amounts. None of it is independently audited.
| When | Slot | Result | Source and notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| September 2019 | Bonanza (Big Time Gaming) | About €100,800 | Won by Jack, per a trade profile; another gives €104,251. His usual stake was put at €20 |
| February 2020 | Not named | €8,000 on €3 bets | Won by Philip, per a trade profile |
| 1 November 2024 | Stockholm Syndrome (Nolimit City) | 28,873x, the game’s maximum | By David, per the channel’s own list. A trade table dates a win of the same size to 2026 |
| 2025 | Duel at Dawn (Hacksaw Gaming) | 15,000x | Trade table; no bet or amount |
| August 2025 | Witch Heart Megaways (Pragmatic Play) | 9,000x | Channel list and trade table; no bet or amount |
The channel’s own page lists 64 max wins between 20 December 2022 and 18 August 2026, the first on Muertos Multiplier Megaways and the most recent on Outsourced 2. That count is self-reported. Recent clips with dollar amounts in their titles, such as $21,618 on Le Cowboy, were titled by viewers and are unverified. No losses are documented.
Slots the channel plays
Recent streams are built around very large bonus hunts: titles in autumn 2026 cite between 83 and 121 bonuses in a single opening. The current hosts have not listed favourites. For the Daskelelele era a trade profile names Bonanza, Return of Kong, Safari Gold, Reactoonz from Play’n GO, Deadwood and Money Train.
Leaderboards and community
The SPINLIFE site runs a $15,000 wager leaderboard on Jack.com with a $5,000 first prize, open to adults who have deposited at least $10 and wagered $20 in the previous 30 days, plus raffles on similar terms. There is a points store, a bonus-hunt guessing game and an invite-only VIP scheme with tiers at $100,000 and $1,000,000 of lifetime wagering. The leaderboard ranks players by how much they wager. The site shows GamStop, Stödlinjen and BeGambleAware logos.
Controversies and criticism
The main allegation is old and thinly supported. In January 2021 the affiliate site Gambletroll published an article claiming the Daskelelele channel played with casino-provided “fake money” and faked its reactions, and criticising it for accepting donations. It offered no direct evidence specific to the channel, readers disputed it in the comments, and the page includes no response from the streamers. Another trade profile says the hosts were shown to be using their own money, without citing who showed it.
Beyond that there are the two short Twitch bans in December 2021, for which no reasons are recorded. We found no regulatory action and no mainstream press criticism. Our search for news coverage was limited.
Net worth
There is no credible estimate. One affiliate page floats a very large figure that it admits is unverified. For streamers whose earnings have been reported, see our guide to the richest casino streamers.
Our rough estimate is $1 million to $3 million. It reflects a long-running multi-host channel and its casino partnerships. It is our own guess, not a disclosed or published figure.
SPINLIFE and Daskelelele FAQ
What is Daskelelele called now?
The channel streams as SPINLIFE. Its Twitch channel is SpinlifeTV and its Kick channel is kick.com/spinlife. The rename is not announced on any page we could open, but Streams Charts and the channel’s own YouTube keywords tie the two names together.
Who is Daskelelele?
Trade profiles describe a slot channel started in 2016 by a Swedish streamer called Jack, later joined by Philip. Today the channel is hosted by Philip and David.
Is the channel still live?
Yes. The latest stream when we checked was on 8 October 2026, on both Kick and Twitch.
Where does SPINLIFE stream?
On Kick, Twitch and YouTube. Its bio gives the schedule as Sunday to Thursday, 16:00 to 01:00 CET.
Which casino does SPINLIFE play at?
Jack.com since about 3 October 2026. Before that its stream titles promoted Gamdom.
Is Daskelelele fake?
An affiliate site alleged fake-money play in 2021 without evidence specific to the channel, and readers disputed it. We found no proof either way and no response from the streamers.
What is the channel’s biggest win?
The largest amount on record is about €100,800 on Bonanza in September 2019, from a trade profile. The channel also lists 64 max wins since December 2022, without amounts.
Sources
- Kick: SPINLIFE channel
- SPINLIFE
- SPINLIFE: Crew
- SPINLIFE: Max wins
- SPINLIFE: Leaderboard
- SPINLIFE: SPIN+
- YouTube: SPINLIFE channel description
- Streams Charts: Daskelelele (redirects to SpinlifeTV)
- Streams Charts: SpinlifeTV streams
- Streams Charts: SPINLIFE on Kick
- Social Blade: SpinlifeTV Twitch statistics
- Social Blade: SPINLIFE YouTube statistics
- Casino.guide: Daskelelele profile (trade source)
- ManySpins: Daskelelele profile (trade source)
- Last-Gamer: Daskelele profile (trade source)
- Gambletroll: Daskelelele article (January 2021, affiliate site)
- CasinosInCanada: streamer max-win table
- Nolimit City: Stockholm Syndrome
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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