Real name Louis Sammartino, LosPollosTV built his following on Fortnite and NBA 2K content before becoming one of Kick's most recognizable IRL and gambling streamers — known for long, chaotic, largely unscripted sessions.
Estimates for LosPollosTV's net worth vary more than most — public figures range roughly from $500,000 to $1.5 million depending on the source.
This is a compiled outside estimate, not a confirmed number. The wide range itself reflects how little of a gambling streamer's actual income is ever made public.
His income is generally attributed to a mix of Kick streaming (subs and tips), YouTube uploads, and casino sponsorships — though, as with most sponsored casino streamers, the exact split isn't public, and the bets shown on stream are typically funded through sponsorship rather than personal money.
LosPollosTV's early content leaned heavily on Fortnite and NBA 2K, building a reputation for a self-deprecating, "bad at games" persona that became part of his appeal. He's part of a streaming family — his brothers, known online as Nicktoo and Juke, also stream. His platform history includes real turbulence: a 2017 Twitch ban after his viewers raided another streamer's channel, a second 2020 ban over an inappropriate clip, and — like most casino streamers — a shift toward Kick once Twitch restricted unlicensed gambling promotion in October 2022.
In August 2024, fellow streamer xQc publicly claimed that a Plinko balance and seed had been manipulated during a broadcast connected to LosPollosTV. This remains a claim rather than a confirmed, independently verified finding — it's included here because it's a real, publicly discussed moment in his streaming history, not because it's been proven either way.
Public estimates vary widely, roughly between $500,000 and $1.5 million. As with any streamer, this is an outside estimate built from visible income sources (streaming, sponsorships, YouTube), not a confirmed figure — the real number isn't public.
Louis Sammartino. He's of Italian-American descent and was reportedly named after his father.
He was banned more than once — once in 2017 after his viewers raided another streamer's channel, and again in 2020 over an inappropriate clip shown on stream. His gambling content also became harder to host there once Twitch restricted unlicensed casino promotion in October 2022, which pushed most of his active streaming to Kick.
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