Adin Ross is an American live streamer and YouTuber with an estimated net worth ranging from $16 million to $60 million, depending on the outlet. Celebrity Net Worth lists him at $60 million following his move to Kick, while other outlets estimate between $16 million and $30 million. Born October 11, 2000, he is 25 years old. He rose to fame on Twitch streaming NBA 2K and GTA V before an indefinite ban in 2023 pushed him to Kick, where he became one of the platform's biggest stars.
Quick Facts
| Category | Details |
|---|---|
| Full Name | Adin David Ross |
| Date of Birth | October 11, 2000 |
| Age | 25 years old |
| Birthplace | Boca Raton, Florida, USA |
| Profession | Live streamer, YouTuber |
| Known For | NBA 2K and GTA V streams, celebrity interview streams, Kick |
| Relationship Status | Unmarried |
| Estimated Net Worth | $16M–$60M (estimates vary) |
Early Life
Adin David Ross was born on October 11, 2000, in Boca Raton, Florida, to Jewish parents. He has an older sister, Naomi, who is also a content creator and appeared in some of his early streams. His family briefly moved to New York City before settling in Three Rivers, California, where he attended Woodlake Union High School.
Ross has spoken openly about a difficult childhood incident: at age 12, he was stabbed in his sleep by a mentally unstable relative, requiring nine stitches in his arm. He later said his passion for gaming helped him push through that period. He has stated that he skipped his high school prom to stream on Twitch instead, an early sign of how seriously he took content creation.
Streaming Career
Ross began streaming regularly on Twitch while living with his sister, focusing on NBA 2K. He joined a gaming group called Always Excelling and built an audience through wager matches. His big break came in 2020 when he started streaming NBA 2K20 with Bronny James; when LeBron James joined one of their calls, the moment went viral and Ross's audience exploded.
From there, his content evolved beyond gaming. He launched "e-date" streams, where contestants competed for a date over Discord, and began hosting unscripted interview-style streams with rappers, athletes, and controversial internet figures. In February 2021, he joined the creator collective Clout Gang 2.0 and moved into a content house with other streamers.
By early 2023, Ross had over 6 million Twitch followers. But his time on Twitch was marked by repeated suspensions, and in February 2023 he was indefinitely banned for what the platform described as hateful conduct. Just days before the ban, he had signed with Kick, the rival streaming platform known for looser content rules and high payouts, where he became one of its most prominent faces. In March 2025, Twitch lifted his ban, allowing him to return to the platform.
On Kick, Ross's streams leaned further into celebrity culture. His August 2024 stream with Donald Trump drew massive viewership and earned a nomination for Best Streamed Collab at the Streamer Awards. He also streamed with figures like Andrew Tate, Kai Cenat, and IShowSpeed, and promoted his "Brand Risk" boxing events. Ross claimed his Kick contract included an equity stake in the company and hourly payouts reportedly ranging from $10,000 to $100,000, though the equity claim has never been independently verified, and he later had a public falling out with the platform.
Rainbet Deal and Kick Fallout
In September 2025, Ross announced on stream that he was leaving Stake — the company behind Kick and his longtime gambling sponsor — for a reported deal with rival crypto casino Rainbet. Industry outlet VegasSlotsOnline reported the arrangement as a $50-million-per-year exclusive deal with a reported $100 million paid upfront, figures leaked by fellow streamer Cuffem; the exact commercial terms were never officially confirmed. Ross said the switch let his friend group, Streets Sleep Boys (SSB), including streamers like Cheesur, Cuffem, Konvy, and ShnaggyHose, sign their own Rainbet deals. Hours after the announcement, Kick briefly banned his account — the platform shares ownership with Stake — though it was restored the same evening with no public explanation. The friction continued: in November 2025, Ross accused Kick on stream of cutting his KPP/KCIP payouts because of his Rainbet affiliation, an allegation Kick did not publicly answer. Despite the dispute, he stayed on the platform; in February 2026, he streamed blackjack on Rainbet with Stake and Kick CEO Eddie Craven, the pair turning $200,000 into $1 million on camera.
Business Ventures
Beyond streaming, Ross has built side businesses around his brand. He founded the record label Zooted Music, which promotes and signs artists, adding music revenue to his income mix. His "Brand Risk" boxing events — influencer boxing cards promoted on his streams — operate as a media partnership with Drake, separate from his platform contracts. Ross has also claimed a 20% equity stake in FaZe Clan backed by a $5 million investment in 2024, though the claim remains unverified, and his earlier claim of equity in Kick itself is considered unlikely given that Kick is co-owned by Stake founders Eddie Craven and Bijan Tehrani. He launched the Risk Clothing merchandise line in March 2024.
Controversies and Legal Scrutiny
Ross's career has drawn repeated controversy. Before his 2023 Twitch ban, he had already been suspended multiple times — reportedly for conduct during streams, the e-date format, and an unlicensed-casino slot stream. A February 2023 interview with Andrew Tate, conducted while Tate was detained, drew heavy criticism, and an August 2023 stream hosted with Sneako featuring an extremist guest sparked further backlash. In October 2025, Ross and Drake were named in a Missouri class-action lawsuit (filed by Justin Killham in Jackson County District Court) alleging they promoted Stake.us as a house-funded sweepstakes operation; the claims are unproven allegations and no ruling has been reported. As with his net worth, deal figures reported around Ross should be read as reported, not confirmed.
Personal Life
Ross has kept much of his family life private, though his sister Naomi has appeared in his content. He is unmarried. Over the years he has been romantically linked to several influencers, including Stacey Gould (Pamibaby) and Sommer Ray, and streaming outlet win.gg has listed a girlfriend named Isa as of 2026.
He is known for a flashy lifestyle, including luxury sports cars and designer watches, which he regularly shows off on stream. He launched a merchandise line, Risk Clothing, in 2024.
Net Worth
Adin Ross's net worth is one of the most debated figures in streaming. Celebrity Net Worth estimates it at $60 million, citing his Kick contract, reported hourly payouts, and a $25 million Florida mansion he purchased in mid-2025. Other outlets are more conservative: CoinCodex and several bio sites estimate around $16 million as of 2026, while win.gg places him between $30 million and $60 million. All figures are estimates, not confirmed.
His income streams include Kick streaming revenue (he said he earned nearly $500,000 in April 2025 alone from about 80 hours of streaming), YouTube ad revenue from his Adin Live channel with over 4.5 million subscribers, sponsorships including a reported partnership with Stake, merchandise sales, real estate, and investments in stocks and cryptocurrency.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Adin Ross's net worth? Estimates range from $16 million to $60 million. Celebrity Net Worth lists $60 million, while other outlets estimate $16–$30 million. All figures are estimates, not confirmed.
How old is Adin Ross? Adin Ross was born on October 11, 2000, in Boca Raton, Florida, making him 25 years old.
Why was Adin Ross banned from Twitch? He was indefinitely banned in February 2023 for what Twitch described as hateful conduct, following multiple earlier suspensions. The ban was lifted in March 2025.
What was Adin Ross's Kick deal? Shortly before his Twitch ban, Ross signed with Kick in a reported lucrative deal that he claimed included an equity stake and hourly payouts ranging from $10,000 to $100,000. The equity claim has never been independently verified, and he later fell out publicly with the platform. In September 2025, he left Kick's sister company Stake for a reported $50-million-per-year deal with rival Rainbet, briefly got banned by Kick over the move, and stayed on the platform despite accusing Kick of cutting his payouts.
Who has Adin Ross streamed with? He is known for celebrity interview streams with figures including Donald Trump, Andrew Tate, Kai Cenat, IShowSpeed, Tee Grizzley, and NBA players.