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Rainbet named Bean for Saturday on its Kick channel
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Rainbet named Bean for Saturday on its Kick channel

What is on the record after Rainbet named Bean, who streams as @beantwitch, for a Saturday Kick session? On October 17, 2026 a slots listing started at 15:58 UTC under a title that claimed $5,000 in giveaways. A UK Gambling Commission search on October 19, 2026 returned no results for rainbet.com or Rain Group Ltd.

No fee for that session is disclosed.

What Rainbet posted on October 15

At 13:17 UTC on October 15, 2026, @rainbetcom said streams were back and named @beantwitch for Saturday at 12:00 EST. The post linked the Kick channel. An October 19 snapshot matches it.

"Rainbet Streams are BACK!
Tune in Saturday at 12:00 EST to catch the worlds LARGEST gambler @beantwitch at it again!"

Rainbet, on X, October 15, 2026 (post, archived)

The superlative is hype, not a ranking. Bean replied at 15:49 UTC.

"IM BACK BABY"

Bean, replying on X at 15:49 UTC, October 15, 2026 (reply, archived)

What the October 17 Kick listing shows

Kick's October 17 page started at 15:58:53 UTC, ran 7,006 seconds and showed 16,893 views, with 37,051 followers. Slots & Casino, marked mature. The title claimed $5,000. No wagering rules are stated.

Five public titles that day used the same claimed $5,000 line, including Bean on September 19 (23,184 views), Hunterowner on September 26 and Milan on September 22. No second source says it was paid.

What Bean claimed the Saturday money was

At 12:12 UTC he wrote "5k raffle today + 100k rainbet stream at 12pm est", claimed as $5,000 and $100,000. At 16:03 UTC he wrote "$75,000 stream mfa!", also claimed. The 12:12 post and the 16:03 post had no archive on October 19, 2026. Neither is a disclosed fee.

Referral links are omitted here. Roshtein's stated pay is another ledger. Neither has said if the balance was his, sponsored or play money.

What the giveaway does not show about losses

Keywords do not show losses. Expected loss multiplies amount wagered by one minus the return-to-player. Neither input is published, so no loss is estimated.

Kick's rules, read October 19, 2026 and archived October 10, bar user-funded buy-ins and say "Under no circumstances may minors participate in gambling-related activities." Sponsored gambling needs "valid licenses in the relevant jurisdiction." Karlo Carlini's fines are another case.

What the licence line does and does not say

An October 16 capture names Rain Group Ltd at Hamchako, Mustamudu, Antonomous Island of Anjouan, Union of Comoros, and RBGAMING N.V. "under an Anjouan gaming license." It discloses registration 16077 and an "Anjouan Gaming License, issued by the Anjouan Offshore Finance Authority." "Licensed" has no number beside it.

October 19 searches found no rainbet.com and no Rain Group Ltd. The word Rainbet hit ProgressPlay, account 39335, on rainbetsplash.com. The sponsorship consultation is separate.

A Saturday name-check is not a disclosed contract. The reused title does not show player losses.

FAQ

Is Bean's Rainbet fee on the record?

No fee, retainer or revenue share is disclosed. The October 15 post names Saturday and states no price, and Bean's reply states none. Later posts give claimed figures of $5,000, $100,000 and $75,000, and they conflict with the Kick title. No named outlet has reported a contract. The gap is the pay record.

Was Saturday played with Bean's own money?

Neither Bean nor Rainbet has said if the balance was his money, a sponsored balance or play money. The title is a keyword prompt beside a claimed giveaway, not a note of who funded the spins. The go-live post names a claimed total and still does not identify the balance. Until one of them says so, real-money status stays unknown.

Was the claimed $5,000 actually paid out?

The $5,000 is claimed in the title, not shown as money paid out. The same line sits on other recent videos from the channel, including Bean's September 19 listing, which had 23,184 views. No wagering requirement is stated and no winner is named. Player losses are missing as well, because the page gives no wager total and no return-to-player, so the title cannot stand in for what viewers lost.

Bean is on the listing, in Rainbet's post and in his reply. Whether that return is a signing, a fee a reader can check, is what these posts leave open.

Disclosure: The Fair Stake may receive a commission or referral fee when readers use some links to operators, exchanges or prediction markets. This does not decide what we cover or how we cover it.

This article is informational analysis only and is not gambling or financial advice. Figures are as attributed in the text.

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Damilola Esebame

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Damilola Esebame

Finance journalist and content strategist covering gambling, crypto, and digital assets. Eight years' experience across iGaming and fintech. Previously contributed DeFi and markets coverage at biggest news outlets

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