Streamer Adin Ross wins big after betting $1M on Trump’s victory

Adin Ross celebrates Donald Trump’s election win, enjoying a hefty payout and hinting at future White House streams.

Kick streamer Adin Ross is having a hefty payday today, celebrating both a big win for Donald Trump and a substantial payout on a high-stakes bet. 

Ahead of the election, Ross announced he’d wagered $1 million on Trump’s victory, confident in his preferred candidate’s success. “Put a million on President Trump, the only candidate for America that makes sense. Trump 2024,” he captioned a post featuring a photo with Trump and a screenshot of his Stake bet. The estimated payout for Ross’s gamble? A hefty $1.6 million, netting him a $600,000 profit.

Trump 2024. I put a million on the boss. I know he’s gonna secure it for America. The only presidential candidate that’s fit right for this country. 🇺🇸

I’ll be giving away $10,000 to 10 people who like this tweet and reply with a form of payment. ❤️ pic.twitter.com/TataVKwoTP

— adin (@adinross) November 5, 2024

With Trump’s projected win, Ross is already teasing a follow-up stream. “Our 47th president,” he posted on his Instagram Story, hinting at an upcoming “Adin x Trump stream pt 2 in the White House.” 

Ladies and Gentlemen our 47th President, Donald Trump 🇺🇸. It was an honor doing my livestream with you, Adin Ross X Trump pt 2 livestream in the White House. Soon. pic.twitter.com/hir7AX5TaR

— adin (@adinross) November 6, 2024

Ross’s initial stream with Trump took place in August, where he gifted Trump a Rolex and a custom Tesla Cybertruck, generating viral clips across social media. Trump later acknowledged the event on Truth Social, extending gratitude to Ross and highlighting his connection to young voters. “Thank you to Barron Trump for introducing me to your friend, Adin. Young people are the future of America,” Trump shared.

Ross further revealed that Trump suggested the White House as the setting for their next stream, recounting, “Adin, next one we do we’ll go to the White House.” He expressed pride in his fanbase’s impact, telling them, “You guys showed the President of the United States how powerful this community is.”