It appears that TimTheTatman will no longer be betting only on the Dallas Cowboys in the future.
TimTheTatman is known for frequently talking about his sports bets on stream. He places wagers on American football, basketball, and occasionally even European soccer. Going forward, however, he is expected to take things a step further and stream casino content as well.
Roobet Announces TimTheTatman As Newest Partner
The casino and online betting platform Roobet has announced its newest partner, streamer Timothy "TimTheTatman" Betar, through a series of social media posts. One of the posts featured a short promotional video showing a conversation between TimTheTatman and Matthew “Nadeshot” Haag, in which the two teased their first partnered stream on Kick.
The announcement marks the latest high-profile creator signing for Roobet. Haag, co-founder of 100 Thieves and a former Call of Duty professional, previously partnered with the platform in September 2025.
Gambling And The Growing Role Of Creators
TimTheTatman is a FPS streamer with millions of followers across multiple platforms. He first rose to prominence through Overwatch and is now best known for his content around Call of Duty: Warzone, Counter-Strike 2, Marvel Rivals, and ARC Raiders.
With this move, TimTheTatman becomes the latest high-profile content creator to fully embrace gambling partnerships on Kick. Such collaborations have become increasingly common as gambling platforms look to expand their presence within the esports and streaming ecosystem, particularly to reach younger male audiences. Kick, in particular, has faced mounting criticism on multiple occasions for actively promoting and prominently featuring casino-related content.
Roobet is one of several casino platforms that have been increasingly looking to establish a presence within esports. As part of that effort, the company has become a partner of the 100 Thieves Counter-Strike 2 team.
With TimTheTatman joining its roster of partners, Roobet continues to expand its presence within the streaming landscape. At the same time, the partnership reflects broader questions surrounding the increasing normalization of gambling content in mainstream streaming, particularly on platforms such as Kick, where visibility and promotion remain central points of debate within the industry.
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