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Responsible gambling

Play responsibly: set the limits first

Rosh’s Kick panels point to GambleAware for a reason. Set your budget and your time limit before the stream starts, and only play if you are 18 or older.

Playing responsibly

Record wins, long streams and your own limits.

Record wins are the highlight reel#

Rosh’s list of max wins — $25,000,000 on License to Squirrel, 200,000x on San Quentin 2 — is the result of ten years and thousands of hours on stream. Those hours also include a lot of ordinary spins. Every spin is random, and a big win on stream says nothing about the next one on your account.

Long streams, short sessions#

A Roshtein stream often runs seven hours or more, and Juicy June means thirty days in a row of 10-hour-plus streams. Watching is one thing; playing along the whole time is another. Give your own session an end time and a budget, and close the tab when either runs out.

Tools in your account#

In your casino account settings you can set deposit limits, take a time-out or self-exclude. Switch them on the day you sign up.

Support#

If gambling worries you or someone close to you, talk to a person you trust or a health professional. GambleAware and Gamblers Anonymous offer free, confidential support.

House rules

Age
18+ only
Budget
Fixed before the first deposit of the month
Stream length
Rosh plays for hours; give your own session an end time
Tools
Deposit limits, time-outs and self-exclusion

When your budget is set

The deposit bonus and the monthly cashback are waiting with Rosh’s partner casino.

Responsible gambling questions

How old do I need to be to claim the bonus?
18 or older. The partner casino may ask you to confirm your identity.
Where can I get support?
GambleAware, whose panel sits on Rosh’s Kick channel, and Gamblers Anonymous both offer free, confidential help.
Do I have to gamble to watch the stream?
No. Rosh’s streams on Kick are open to everyone, and his giveaways reward the community.