Mellstroy Returns to Kick With Dragon Money Casino Stream
Mellstroy has resumed broadcasting on Kick following his absence and joking detention messages, with the comeback stream reportedly reaching around 50,000 concurrent viewers.
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Mellstroy has resumed broadcasting on Kick following his absence and joking detention messages, with the comeback stream reportedly reaching around 50,000 concurrent viewers.

Casino streamer Mellstroy, whose real name is Andrey Burim, has returned to Kick with a broadcast featuring gambling operator Dragon Money.
His channel was marked live when checked, with the stream listed in Kick’s Slots & Casino category. The channel displayed approximately 1.1 million followers.
The broadcast reportedly reached around 50,000 concurrent viewers at its peak. That figure reflects the audience reported during the ongoing session, rather than a verified final peak.
The stream follows Mellstroy’s absence from broadcasting and joking messages about his alleged detention in Cyprus.
At the point described, he had not explained what happened during the break. Addressing viewers’ interest, he said he understood why everyone had gathered but did not know how to respond.
His appearance therefore marks a return to broadcasting without resolving the questions surrounding his absence. The earlier detention messages should not be treated as confirmation that an arrest occurred.
Independent tracking service KickTracker listed September 28 as Mellstroy987’s most recent broadcast before the comeback. Its available history had not yet incorporated the new session when checked.
The reported Dragon Money appearance establishes the operator featured in the broadcast. No new sponsorship agreement or commercial terms were disclosed in the supplied account.
Mellstroy has resumed broadcasting on Kick following his absence and joking detention messages, with the comeback stream reportedly reaching around 50,000 concurrent viewers.
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