SweetFlips: Who Is Behind the Kick Channel, Casinos, Wins and Leaderboards (2026)

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SweetFlips’s profile picture on Kick

SweetFlips is a team casino channel, not a single streamer. It usually runs two sessions a day on Kick, has a YouTube channel with 133,000 subscribers and promotes two partners, CryptoVega and LuxDrop, through leaderboards. Its own site names two people, Nick and Dennylo, and an operating company with a Malta address. Beyond that, sources disagree about who is actually on screen, which is the first thing to know before reading any profile of the channel, this one included.

TypeTeam channel with several hosts
Named team membersNick (streamer and community manager) and Dennylo (creative director)
OperatorSweetflips Holdings Limited, San Gwann, Malta (per its own site)
PlatformsKick and YouTube
FollowersYouTube 133K subscribers; Kick about 36,900; Discord about 17,000 members (10 October 2026)
Earliest traceYouTube channel created 27 July 2023
ContentSlots, blackjack and other table games, Plinko
Current partnersCryptoVega and LuxDrop (code SWEETFLIPS)
Biggest reported win$52,000 on Plinko, reported April 2026
Net worthOur estimate: $1 million to $5 million (not a published figure)
Still active?Yes; streamed every day from 28 September to 9 October 2026

Who is behind SweetFlips?

The channel’s own About page names two people. Nick is described as a streamer, content creator and community manager. Dennylo is the creative director, credited with running the YouTube channel and described as the person behind The Hype. Famous Birthdays describes Dennylo as a Dutch entrepreneur who founded The Hype, a marketing agency, and Sweet Flips. The site refers to the rest of the team only as a crew of Kick streamers, YouTube creators and community staff.

The operator, according to the site’s terms, is Sweetflips Holdings Limited in San Gwann, Malta. No registration number is shown. Streams Charts lists the channel’s country as the Netherlands.

Who presents the streams is where sources part ways:

  • September 2023: a YouTube video credits Dennylo, Jacko, Pingue, Motion and Blendz.
  • August 2024: the affiliate site BitcoinChaser lists Dennylo, Amor, “New Guy” and Danny.
  • April 2026: VegasSlotsOnline refers to the “SweetFlips duo Nico and Nick”.
  • May 2026: Webopedia lists Dennylo, Damil, Jacko, Pingue, Baka, Motion and Blendz.

Some trade coverage even writes about SweetFlips as if it were one man. The safest reading is that the line-up has changed over time; we found no up-to-date list. Real names, ages and the ownership split are not published anywhere we looked.

SweetFlips timeline

  • 27 July 2023: YouTube channel created.
  • September 2023: An early YouTube slot video credits five team members.
  • August 2024: An affiliate profile lists Roobet as the casino played at.
  • 17 September 2024: Creation date of the current Kick chatroom.
  • November 2025: VegasSlotsOnline features a $7,682 slot win and puts the channel at almost 25,000 Kick followers.
  • April 2026: win.gg reports a $52,000 Plinko hit. The same month, trade coverage names SweetFlips among the ambassadors of Spartans.com.
  • August 2026: Stream titles promote the code Sweetflips on CryptoVega.
  • 28 September to 9 October 2026: Streams every day; the latest we saw started on the evening of 9 October.

Where to watch SweetFlips

PlatformChannelAudience (10 October 2026)
Kickkick.com/sweetflipsAbout 36,900 followers, verified
YouTube@SweetFlips133K subscribers, 276 videos, about 7 million views
DiscordSweetFlips serverAbout 17,000 members
TelegramCommunity chatAbout 4,200 members

The channel usually runs two sessions a day of two to three hours each, one starting in the morning (07:00 to 10:00 UTC) and one in the evening (18:00 to 21:30 UTC), with the occasional afternoon start. That included Sunday 4 October, although the tracker’s summary shows no Sunday data.

Streams Charts gave two slightly different 30-day readings in early October 2026: an average of 1,129 to 1,260 viewers and a peak of 2,284 to 3,040, from roughly 125 hours on air. Individual streams in the first nine days of October averaged between about 330 and 1,440 viewers. The channel was not among the top 20 Kick Slots & Casino channels by hours watched over 30 days.

Which casinos does SweetFlips promote?

As of October 2026 the Kick panels link to two partners: CryptoVega and LuxDrop, which the SweetFlips site describes as a mystery-box platform. The Kick bio gives the code SWEETFLIPS for both, and the site states that it may be paid through affiliate links.

Other brands appear in the record:

  • Roobet: named as the casino played at in an August 2024 affiliate profile.
  • Razed: mentioned alongside LuxDrop in the description of the channel’s Telegram group, which is undated.
  • Spartans.com: VegasSlotsOnline reported in April 2026 that Spartans listed SweetFlips among its global ambassadors. There is no Spartans link in the Kick panels now.

No deal values have been reported for any of them, and no source says whether the balances on stream are the team’s own money or provided by a casino.

SweetFlips‘ biggest reported wins

Only two wins have been written up with a bet and an amount. Both are as shown on stream and neither has been independently audited.

WhenGameBetWinNotes
Reported 10 April 2026Plinko (high risk, 13 rows)$200 a drop$52,000 (260x)Balance went from about $25,000 to about $76,000. Casino not stated (win.gg)
Reported 12 November 2025Cloud Princess (Hacksaw Gaming)$5$7,682 (1,536x)Casino not stated (VegasSlotsOnline)

The channel’s most-viewed clip on Streams Charts, from September 2024, is titled as a “5k” win on Le Pharaoh. Recent clips are mostly blackjack hands with titles claiming results such as “27k”, “30k” and “60k” and a lost “5k hand”; those titles are written by viewers and are unverified. We found no documented losses beyond that.

Favourite slots

The only list of favourites comes from a 2024 affiliate profile. It includes Sweet Bonanza 1000, Gates of Olympus 1000, Fruit Party, Wanted Dead or a Wild, Le Bandit (Hacksaw Gaming), Dragon’s Domain (Hacksaw Gaming), The Crypt (Nolimit City), Forging Wilds and two Big Bass titles published by Pragmatic Play, plus blackjack. Its highlighted videos name Fire in the Hole 2 from Nolimit City and Tai the Toad from Hacksaw Gaming. A September 2023 YouTube video was tagged Sweet Bonanza and Sugar Rush.

Stakes seen in coverage run from $5 slot spins to $200 Plinko drops. No typical stake is published.

Leaderboards, giveaways and community

Leaderboards feature heavily in SweetFlips‘ promotion. Its rewards site shows a monthly CryptoVega board with a $100,000 prize schedule across 25 places, ranked on points supplied by CryptoVega, a LuxDrop board ranked by amount wagered and a weekly $1,000 LuxDrop race. Viewers also collect “SweetCoins“, a points currency with no cash value, across ten VIP tiers.

The headline numbers are the channel’s own and they do not agree with each other. The Kick bio claims $150,000 given away every month, a Kick panel says $110,000 in leaderboards, the site shows $100,000, and the Telegram description says more than $50,000 a month. The site itself notes that a displayed prize schedule does not confirm that payouts were completed. The LuxDrop board rewards whoever wagers the most; how CryptoVega’s points are earned is not stated.

The site says it is for adults only and that it does not promote gambling to residents of the Netherlands, the UAE, the USA or, unless the partner holds a UK licence, the United Kingdom.

One loose end: the Kick panels point to sweetflips.gg, while most of the company and leaderboard detail above comes from sweetflipsrewards.com, which names the same channel and partners. We could not load enough of the first site to confirm how the two are connected.

Controversies and criticism

We found none in the sources we opened: no reported bans, disputes or regulatory action involving the channel. That reflects a limited search of mostly trade sources. The open questions are the ones already described: an unclear roster, prize totals that vary by page and no disclosure of who funds the balances.

SweetFlips net worth

No estimate exists in any source we opened, and we found no published company finances. 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 a multi-host Kick channel run as a company with its own rewards site. It is our own guess, not a disclosed or published figure.

SweetFlips FAQ

Who is behind SweetFlips?

SweetFlips is a team. Its own site names Nick and Dennylo and says the channel is operated by Sweetflips Holdings Limited in Malta. Other sources list different presenters at different times.

Is SweetFlips still streaming?

Yes. The channel streamed every day from 28 September to 9 October 2026, usually in two sessions a day.

Which casino does SweetFlips promote?

As of October 2026 its Kick channel links to CryptoVega and the mystery-box site LuxDrop, both with the code SWEETFLIPS. Roobet (as the casino played at in 2024), Razed (in an undated Telegram description) and Spartans.com (an April 2026 ambassador listing) also appear in the record.

What is SweetFlips‘ biggest reported win?

A $52,000 hit on Plinko from a $200 drop, reported by win.gg in April 2026. It is as shown on stream and has not been audited.

How many followers does SweetFlips have?

About 36,900 on Kick and 133,000 subscribers on YouTube as of 10 October 2026.

Where is SweetFlips based?

Its operating company gives an address in Malta. Streams Charts lists the channel’s country as the Netherlands.

Sources

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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