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Popular Kick streamer Adin Ross has been having a rough time lately with his online gambling sessions featuring famous rappers. The most recent and controversial one involved 21 Savage, who was accused of using marked cards to cheat during a high-stakes game of blackjack.

The incident occurred on February 7, 2024, when Ross and 21 Savage were playing blackjack on Kick, a live streaming platform that allows users to interact with celebrities and influencers. The stream attracted over 500,000 viewers, who witnessed the tense moment when Ross realized that 21 Savage was playing with cards that had subtle marks on them, indicating their values.

Ross confronted 21 Savage about the cheating, which led to an awkward exchange where the rapper denied any wrongdoing and claimed he had no idea how the cards got marked. Ross then asked to see the cards, but 21 Savage refused to show them, saying he would only do so if Ross paid him $100,000.

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The stream ended abruptly

leaving the viewers in shock and confusion. Many fans of Ross expressed their disappointment and anger at 21 Savage, while some defended the rapper and accused Ross of being a sore loser. The incident sparked a heated debate on social media, with many people wondering if the gambling was rigged or not.

However, according to a tweet from Ross on February 9, 2024, the issue has been resolved and the two parties have settled their bets. Ross wrote: "Me and @21savage talked it out and everything is good. We evened out our bets and he apologized for the cards. He said he didn't know they were marked and he got them from someone else. It was a misunderstanding and we're cool now."

Ross also thanked his fans for their support and said he would continue to stream with rappers on Kick, but with more caution and transparency. He added: "I love doing these streams for you guys and I appreciate all the love. I'm sorry for the drama and I hope you understand. I'll be more careful next time and make sure everything is legit. Stay tuned for more fire content on Kick."

21 Savage has not commented publicly on the matter, but he retweeted Ross's tweet and added a fire emoji, indicating that he agreed with the message. The rapper is known for his involvement in online gambling, having previously streamed with other Kick stars such as Lil Yachty and Aiden Wallace.

Kick is a fast-growing platform that allows users to watch and interact with celebrities and influencers in real time. The platform has been attracting millions of viewers and generating millions of dollars in revenue, especially from its gambling feature, which allows users to place bets on various games and events. However, the platform has also faced criticism and controversy for its lack of regulation and oversight, as well as its potential to promote gambling addiction and fraud.