VonDice is a slot streamer who arrived on Twitch in early 2021 as a friend of Roshtein and still has more than 210,000 followers there. He left Twitch in October 2022, as its rules on unlicensed gambling sites changed, streamed on Kick in spring 2023 with Stake’s code in his titles, and no stream of his has been found since 22 May 2023. He streamed in English and is described as Swedish. This page covers who he is, what he won on stream and what is known about where he went.
| Status | Inactive. Last stream found: 22 May 2023 (Kick) |
| Known as | VonDice, VonDiceTV; nickname “Human Chestnut” |
| First name | Andrew; no surname found |
| Background | Described as Swedish; streamed in English |
| Twitch | 210,171 followers; last stream 16 October 2022 |
| Kick | 18,752 followers; no streams since May 2023 |
| Active years | February 2021 to May 2023 |
| Content | Slots, bonus hunts, slot battles, blackjack and roulette |
| Casino | Stake (code VONDICE in his 2023 titles) |
| Largest figure found | $233,500 on Wanted Dead or a Wild (viewer clip title, May 2023) |
| Net worth | Our estimate: $500,000 to $2 million (not a published figure) |
Who is VonDice?
He goes by Andrew. Streams Charts gives that as his first name, a website in his name calls him Andrew VonDice, and Roshtein’s own site has referred to “Andrew aka VonDice“. No surname has surfaced. His look on stream, a black cap and sunglasses, and the nickname “Human Chestnut” both come up in profiles; one says the nickname was given by DeuceAce and Roshtein.
Trade profiles describe him as Swedish. The site in his name says he grew up in Stockholm, spent a year in Las Vegas and then settled in Malta “for the time being”, and Streams Charts‘ country field also shows Malta. We do not know where he lives now. Two trade profiles say he made money in cryptocurrency before streaming, without giving details.
His route into streaming ran through Roshtein. According to the site in his name he met Roshtein socially, and a trade profile says he appeared as a guest on Roshtein’s and DeuceAce‘s streams before opening his own channel.
VonDice timeline
- 19 January 2021: Twitch account created.
- 21 February 2021: Channel launch. The site in his name claims the first stream drew more than 20,000 viewers.
- June 2021: A trade page reports about 120,000 Twitch followers and an average of 7,351 viewers.
- August 2021 and March 2022: Two three-day Twitch bans; reasons not given.
- 21 September 2022: His highest peak in his final month on Twitch, 18,519 viewers.
- 16 October 2022: Last Twitch stream, two days before the date Twitch had set for its ban on unlicensed gambling sites.
- 19 November 2022: Kick chatroom created.
- February 2023: Calls in to Roshtein’s stream and is said to be preparing a “2-year anniversary” for the next day, according to Roshtein’s site.
- April to May 2023: A run of long streams on Kick, including a multi-day marathon in late April.
- 22 May 2023: Latest stream found on any platform.
What happened to VonDice?
We could not find a stated reason for either of his exits. The first has an obvious context. Twitch announced in September 2022 that from 18 October it would prohibit streams of slots, roulette and dice sites not licensed in the US or a comparable jurisdiction, naming Stake, Rollbit, Duelbits and Roobet. A PokerListings article on the announcement named VonDice among the members of Roshtein’s circle who had decisions to make, and his last Twitch stream began two days before the deadline.
The second is unexplained. He streamed on Kick for at least a month in spring 2023, often for six to fourteen hours at a time, and then stopped after 22 May. Kick’s records now show no past streams, videos or link panels on his channel and an empty bio, and trackers show no activity since. If he has said why, we did not find it.
How big was the channel?
A trade page put his average at 7,351 viewers in mid-2021. In his last 20 Twitch streams, from 20 September to 16 October 2022, Streams Charts shows per-stream averages between 811 and 6,586, around 2,750 across the run by our calculation. The Kick audience in 2023 was smaller: averages between 171 and 2,062 over 20 streams, around 880 overall.
| Platform | Channel | Followers (10 October 2026) |
|---|---|---|
| Twitch | twitch.tv/vondice | 210,171 |
| Kick | kick.com/vondice | 18,752 |
Which casino did VonDice play at?
Stake, on the evidence of his own titles. His Kick streams in 2023 told viewers to sign up under the code VONDICE for a 300% offer. We could not read his old Twitch panels, and no deal values were reported.
VonDice’s biggest reported wins
His wins are weakly documented. The 2023 figures below are the titles of Kick clips, which are written by viewers; they give no bet or casino and have not been verified. The older figures come from single trade pages.
| When | Slot | Reported win | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| 16 May 2023 | Wanted Dead or a Wild | $233,500 at 2,335x | Kick clip title |
| 15 May 2023 | Zeus vs Hades: Gods of War | “159K” at 3,998x | Kick clip title |
| 12 to 13 May 2023 | Rotten (Hacksaw Gaming) | $139,162 at 1,855x | Kick clip title |
| 12 May 2023 | Power of Thor Megaways (Pragmatic Play) | $56,754 at 946x | Kick clip title |
| 22 May 2023 | Hand of Anubis (Hacksaw Gaming) | $45,020 at 2,251x | Kick clip title |
| 2021 | Rosh Immortality Cube Megaways (GameArt) | €126,500 | Trade page, which called it his biggest win at the time |
The clip figures imply stakes of roughly $20 to $100 a spin, by our arithmetic. A clip from 8 May 2023 is also titled as a “216K” roulette result. No losses are documented.
Favourite slots
The site in his name lists his most-played games as Fruit Party, Gates of Olympus and Rosh Immortality Cube, a GameArt slot. A trade profile says Mystery Museum and The Hand of Midas featured in his first streams. His stream titles mixed bonus hunts of 41 to 82 bonuses with bonus-buy tournaments, slot battles, table games with chat and the occasional horror game.
Giveaways and community
His Twitch titles in autumn 2022 advertised Telegram giveaways and “GTB” games, and his Kick titles in 2023 promised raffles and chat picks all stream. We have no record of what was actually paid out.
Controversies and criticism
There is little on the record. Streams Charts lists two three-day Twitch bans, in August 2021 and March 2022, without reasons, and we found no comment from him. One affiliate site names him in passing as part of Roshtein’s rotation in an article attacking another streamer, without alleging anything specific against him. Searches of three gambling news sites returned nothing about him.
VonDice net worth
No estimate was found in any page we opened. For streamers whose earnings have been reported, see our guide to the richest casino streamers.
Our rough estimate is $500,000 to $2 million. It reflects a mid-sized Twitch career from 2021 to 2023 tied to Stake. It is our own guess, not a disclosed or published figure.
VonDice FAQ
Is VonDice still streaming?
No stream has been found after 22 May 2023. His Kick channel shows no past streams and his Twitch channel has been silent since 16 October 2022.
What happened to VonDice?
He left Twitch two days before the date set for its ban on unlicensed gambling sites in October 2022, streamed on Kick in April and May 2023, and then stopped. No stated reason was found.
Where is VonDice from?
Trade profiles describe him as Swedish. The site in his name says he grew up in Stockholm and later settled in Malta. He streamed in English.
What is VonDice’s real name?
His first name is Andrew, according to Streams Charts, a website in his name and Roshtein’s site. No surname was found.
How does VonDice know Roshtein?
The site in his name says they met socially. A trade profile says he guested on Roshtein’s and DeuceAce’s streams before launching his own channel in February 2021.
Which casino did VonDice play at?
Stake, according to his 2023 Kick titles, which promoted the code VONDICE.
What was VonDice’s biggest win?
The largest figure found is $233,500 on Wanted Dead or a Wild in May 2023, from a viewer-written clip title. A trade page credits him with €126,500 on Rosh Immortality Cube Megaways in 2021.
Sources
- Kick: VonDice channel
- Streams Charts: VonDice
- Streams Charts: VonDice Twitch streams
- Streams Charts: VonDice Kick streams
- SullyGnome: VonDice Twitch statistics
- VonDice.tv: About
- VonDice.tv: The best casino streamers on Twitch
- Roshtein.com: Roshtein celebrates 7 years of casino streaming (February 2023)
- PokerListings: Twitch bans unlicensed gambling sites
- Bob Casino blog: Top Twitch casino streamers (June 2021, trade source)
- Lucky7Bonus: VonDice profile (trade source)
- CasinoSlots.net: Getting to know the top slot streamers (trade source)
- Bigwinboard: Rotten review
- Bigwinboard: Hand of Anubis 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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