$8M Max Win on NoLimit City’s Highway to Hell — Roshtein Rides Again!

If slot streaming were a sport, Roshtein just broke the scoreboard. His latest B2B weekend wasn’t just hot—it was volcanic. Explosive wins, chaotic energy, and back-to-back seven-figure payouts had the TROOPS on high alert. But the undisputed headline? An $8 million max win on Highway to Hell that practically singed the screen.

Merlin’s Magic and a Highway to Insanity

The madness kicked off with Power of Merlin Megaways, where Rosh tapped into wizardry so potent it cooked up a $10.3 million hit out of thin air. It was the weekend’s opening salvo—and it was already feeling like an endgame.

But that was just the prelude. Later that day, Highway to Hell by NoLimit City roared onto the stream, and Rosh buckled in. Known for punishing volatility and devilish potential, the slot delivered a blazing $2.5 million win—and then threw in a 20,066x max win that detonated an $8 million explosion. TROOPS didn’t just cheer—they lost their minds. Hell had never looked so heavenly.

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Sugar, Stakes, and a Bite From the Past

The next day, Roshtein swapped fire for finesse, jumping into the live blackjack arena and casually stacking up an $850,000 profit. Then came the sugar rush: Funkin’ Donuts surprised everyone with a delicious $1.2 million payout. Sweet spins, sweeter results.

But the weekend wasn’t complete without blood. Drack’s Stacks—the fang-filled favorite from Massive Studios—made its presence known once more. Already infamous for Roshtein’s all-time record-smashing $28.5 million win, Drack’s delivered again: a $1.1 million warm-up, a $1.2 million encore, and a final bite worth $1.5 million thanks to a 1,688x multiplier.

By the end, it felt less like a stream and more like a thrill ride through a jackpot multiverse. One minute you’re watching a $10 million spell cast by Merlin, the next you’re screaming down the Highway to Hell with fire on the reels and TROOPS in an uproar. The energy wasn’t just in the wins—it was in the chat, the reactions, the shared disbelief.

Roshtein didn’t just stream. He hosted an event. And the TROOPS? They lived every spin like it was the finale.