WatchGamesTV, often shortened to WGTV and known to viewers as Ibby, is a YouTuber turned casino streamer. His YouTube channel was created in 2014, began with Clash of Clans and Counter-Strike videos according to trade profiles, and now describes itself as daily high-stakes online gambling content, with 602,000 YouTube subscribers behind it. He streams bonus hunts on Kick, where Gamdom is his lead referral link, and he is tied to the rewards site WRewards. We found no mainstream news coverage of him, and every large win attributed to him comes from trade sites that give no date, casino or clip, so treat the figures below accordingly.
| Known as | WatchGamesTV, WGTV, “Watch”, “Ibby“ |
| Real name | Given as Ibrahim Zekerie by Streams Charts and several trade sites; his own Instagram handle is ibbyyzekerie |
| Background | Born in Bulgaria and moved to Canada at 13, according to Famous Birthdays |
| Based | Reports differ: Canada in one older profile, Malta in newer ones |
| YouTube | 602K subscribers, about 107 to 108 million views (channel created April 2014) |
| Kick | About 59,600 followers, verified |
| Twitch | 109,417 followers; last stream 18 August 2023 |
| Lead casino link | Gamdom |
| Also promotes | Case-opening and skin sites HypeDrop, PackDraw, Cases.gg, Clash.gg and Rain.gg (code WGTV) |
| Linked venture | WRewards |
| Net worth | About $200,000 to $5 million (trade-site estimates) |
Who is WatchGamesTV?
He goes by Ibby, and the handle he links from his Kick channel spells out the rest: his Instagram is ibbyyzekerie, and the same name appears in his YouTube channel keywords. Streams Charts and several trade sites give his full name as Ibrahim Zekerie. Famous Birthdays says he was born in Bulgaria and moved to Canada at 13.
Where he lives now is less clear. An older trade profile places him in Canada, while newer ones say Malta, as does the country field on Streams Charts, which we treat as weak evidence. We found no statement from him that settles it.
His YouTube channel was created on 15 April 2014. Trade profiles say the early content was Clash of Clans and CS:GO commentary and that the channel was once called WatchClashTV. One puts his move to full-time casino content in 2017. He still plays other games on stream now and then; recent clips sit in the Old School RuneScape and Deadlock categories.
WatchGamesTV timeline
- 15 April 2014: YouTube channel created.
- January 2016: Twitch account created. A trade profile says his YouTube channel reached about 100,000 subscribers the same year.
- 2017: Moves to full-time casino content, according to one trade source.
- September 2022: An article reports 412,000 YouTube subscribers.
- 3 December 2022: Kick chatroom created.
- 18 August 2023: Last Twitch stream on record. His titles that week pointed viewers to Kick.
- 28 November 2023: All-time Kick peak of 6,172 viewers, according to Streams Charts.
- 2025: Streams Charts lists at least nine main-channel streams between January and September; the list may be incomplete.
- 2026: Streams on 21 February and 2 June, then regularly from 10 September. His latest stream when we checked was on 6 October, listed under the game Deadlock; his last slots stream was the day before.
Where to watch WatchGamesTV
| Platform | Channel | Audience (early October 2026) |
|---|---|---|
| YouTube | @watchgamestv | 602K subscribers, about 1,040 to 1,050 videos |
| Kick | kick.com/watchgamestv | About 59,600 followers, verified |
| Twitch | twitch.tv/watchgamestv | 109,417 followers; dormant since August 2023 |
| Discord | WatchGamesTV Official | About 46,600 members |
| Kick (second channel) | WRewards | 20,561 followers, verified |
He has no fixed schedule. Recent Kick sessions ran for about two and a half to five and a half hours, often on two days in a row, and his October 2026 streams were titled “No Cam”. Over the 30 days to early October, Streams Charts recorded an average of 1,414 viewers across 52 hours on air. The trend within that period was downward: his 10 September return averaged about 3,100 viewers, and his 6 October stream, which Kick lists under Deadlock, about 480.
Which casino does WatchGamesTV play at?
Gamdom is the first referral link in his Kick panels and also appears on the WRewards channel. Other trade profiles name Roobet and Stake alongside Gamdom as casinos he has played at. No sponsorship values have been reported anywhere.
You get:
A free Affiliate Chest with up to 80,000 Coins(~$50 USD)
He also promotes a group of case-opening and skin sites under the referral code WGTV: HypeDrop, PackDraw, Cases.gg, Clash.gg and Rain.gg. His last Twitch title promoted HypeDrop. No source we opened documents which skin-gambling sites, if any, he used in his Counter-Strike years, and the main coverage of the 2016 CS:GO gambling scandal does not name him. His panels include a BeGambleAware link.
WatchGamesTV’s biggest reported wins
These figures all come from trade or PR-style sources. None gives a date, a casino or a link to the clip, we could not open primary footage, and nothing has been independently audited.
| Slot | Reported win | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Sky Bounty (Pragmatic Play) | $1,083,096 | One trade site; bet not stated. The game was released in July 2023 |
| “Madame Destiny“, as titled by the source (Pragmatic Play) | $727,400 at 3,637x | Implies a $200 bet. The multiplier is above the original game’s listed maximum, so this was probably the Megaways version |
| Gates of Olympus (Pragmatic Play) | $448,230 at 1,799x | The implied bet is not a round stake, so the figures do not reconcile cleanly |
| Torii Tumble (Relax Gaming) | $318,337 | Game released July 2023 |
| Razor Returns (Push Gaming) | $283,029 | Game released July 2023 |
| Mental (Nolimit City) | $252,238 at 25,223x | Consistent with a 2022 report of $252,000 from a $10 bet |
| Joker Bombs (Hacksaw Gaming) | $29,310 | From a $50 bet |
A September 2022 article also credits him with winning a Bored Ape NFT valued at $160,000 from a $600 bet, without naming the platform. No losses are documented with amounts, although a 6 October 2026 stream title, as listed by Streams Charts, reads “LOSS BACK to a MILLION”.
A trade profile from around 2022 put his usual bet at $50 with bonus buys ranging from $3 to $10,000, and his September and October 2026 titles advertise bonus hunts of $100,000 and $200,000. The titles are his own description.
Favourite slots
Trade profiles name games from three providers. From Nolimit City: Mental, Fire in the Hole xBomb, San Quentin xWays and Misery Mining. From Pragmatic Play: Madame Destiny, Gates of Olympus, Sugar Rush, Sweet Bonanza, Gems Bonanza and Extra Juicy Megaways. From Hacksaw Gaming: Wanted Dead or a Wild and Le Bandit.
WRewards
WRewards describes itself as a rewards site built around raffles, leaderboards and bonuses, with its own Kick channel that streamed about 94 hours in the 30 days to early October 2026. Who owns it depends on the source. The WRewards Kick channel states that it is owned by WatchGamesTV. Trade sites instead describe him as one of several featured creators who earn a share of affiliate revenue. We could not load the site’s own pages to check for a company name.
His stream titles in 2026 advertise a free “$50,000 calendar”, later $80,000, to be claimed through WRewards, and the WRewards channel advertises $150,000 in giveaways with daily claims. These amounts are self-advertised and have not been audited.
Giveaways
An unbylined, PR-style article from September 2022 says he had given away more than $700,000 in cash and other prizes, including $30,000 handed to strangers while dressed as Santa. We have no independent confirmation of the total.
Controversies and criticism
We found no dated, named allegation against him. One affiliate site’s profile raises “fake balance” claims that it attributes to unnamed critics, and the same article states that there is no named accuser, leaked document or dated incident behind them. It says he answers such criticism on stream by saying that his slot choices are his own and that using his affiliate code is optional, though it cites no specific statement.
His Kick channel shows no ban. The exact reason for his exit from Twitch is not documented. Trade sites tie it to Twitch’s 2022 gambling rules, but he was still streaming slots there until 18 August 2023. Twitch later extended its ban to more gambling sites, including Gamdom; the NBC News report of that change does not mention him, so any connection is our inference.
WatchGamesTV net worth
His net worth is not disclosed. Trade-site estimates run from about $200,000 to $5 million: two trade sites say $1 million to $5 million, one says at least $1 million, another $200,000 to $1 million, while a separate model based only on YouTube earnings arrives at about $109,000. None cites a disclosed figure. For streamers whose earnings have been reported, see our guide to the richest casino streamers.
WatchGamesTV FAQ
What is WatchGamesTV’s real name?
He is known as Ibby. Streams Charts and several trade sites give his name as Ibrahim Zekerie, and his own Instagram handle is ibbyyzekerie.
Where is WatchGamesTV from?
According to Famous Birthdays he was born in Bulgaria and moved to Canada at 13. Sources differ on whether he is now based in Canada or Malta.
Where does WatchGamesTV stream?
On Kick. His Twitch channel has been dormant since 18 August 2023, and his YouTube channel carries videos.
Is WatchGamesTV still streaming in 2026?
Yes. He has streamed regularly since 10 September 2026, and his latest stream when we checked was on 6 October 2026.
Which casino does WatchGamesTV play on?
Gamdom is the lead referral link on his Kick channel. Other trade profiles also mention Roobet and Stake.
What is WRewards?
A rewards site with raffles, leaderboards and bonuses. Its Kick channel says it is owned by WatchGamesTV, while trade sites describe him as a featured creator.
What is WatchGamesTV’s biggest win?
One trade site reports $1,083,096 on Sky Bounty. The figure is unverified: no date, bet, casino or clip is given.
What is WatchGamesTV’s net worth?
It is not disclosed. Trade-site estimates range from about $200,000 to $5 million, and none is based on disclosed figures.
Sources
- Kick: WatchGamesTV channel
- Kick: WRewards channel
- Streams Charts: WatchGamesTV on Kick
- Streams Charts: recent Kick streams
- Streams Charts: WatchGamesTV on Twitch
- SullyGnome: WatchGamesTV Twitch statistics
- Social Blade: WatchGamesTV YouTube statistics
- YouTube: WatchGamesTV channel description
- Famous Birthdays: WatchGamesTV
- Ghanaian Times: Watch Games TV profile (September 2022)
- Wizard Slots: WatchGamesTV profile (trade source)
- Book of Slots: WatchGamesTV profile (trade source)
- About Casino Streamers: WatchGamesTV profile (trade source)
- Streamers Haven: WatchGamesTV profile (trade source)
- CasinosInCanada: WatchGamesTV profile (affiliate page)
- SlotCatalog: Sky Bounty
- SlotCatalog: Madame Destiny Megaways
- SlotCatalog: Torii Tumble
- SlotCatalog: Razor Returns
- NBC News: Twitch expands gambling ban (2023)
- Dot Esports: CS:GO gambling scandal explained
- WRewards
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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