Real name Cody Burnett, Xposed is one of the earlier names to turn slots streaming into a full-time career — known for high-energy reactions, a consistent 10:30 PM EST nightly schedule, and a habit of taking the cameras with him to real Las Vegas casino floors.
Multiple independent sources land in a tight range for once — $10 million to $16 million, with most estimates clustering around $10-15M. That's built from a mix of Kick and Twitch streaming revenue, casino sponsorships, YouTube ad income, and standout wins.
Xposed keeps his actual finances private, so this remains an outside estimate — just one with more agreement across sources than most streamers get.
Sources genuinely disagree on one specific point: whether the money shown on stream is his own. Some coverage states he plays with personal funds and has shared over $1.5 million in his own deposits on stream; other analysis treats that claim skeptically, pointing out that his actual arrangement with Stake has never been disclosed — the same uncertainty that applies to most sponsored casino streamers. Neither version has been independently confirmed.
Burnett started out streaming Call of Duty, a game he's said he's played since childhood, before shifting into casino content around 2017-2018 — one of the moves that helped define the genre early on. He kept his Twitch following through the platform's later restrictions on gambling promotion before settling primarily on Kick. Beyond studio streams, he regularly travels to real casinos — Resorts World and Red Rock among them — to broadcast IRL sessions, including a widely-discussed $2 million swing at Red Rock in 2025.
Documented slot wins include a $1.85 million hit in April 2023, a $500,000 Crazy Time win, and a $864,504 payout on Juicy Fruits — the kind of results that built his reputation for big, visible moments rather than quiet, grinding sessions.
Estimates converge unusually well for this space, landing between $10 million and $16 million across multiple independent sources — built from Kick and Twitch revenue, sponsorship deals, and YouTube ad income on top of his casino content.
Cody Burnett, a Canadian streamer from Ontario, born in 1996.
Sources genuinely disagree. Some coverage states he plays with personal funds and has shared over $1.5 million in his own stream deposits; other analysis treats that claim skeptically, noting his casino arrangement, like most sponsored streamers, isn't publicly disclosed. Neither side has been independently confirmed.
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