BigFoltz

Cody “BigFoltz” Foltz started streaming on Twitch in 2012, became one of the biggest Call of Duty names on the platform, and then quietly reinvented himself as a gambling affiliate on Kick a decade later. He’s got nearly 500K dormant Twitch followers, 855K YouTube subscribers, and a live rewards machine at bigfoltz.com that he claims pays out $750,000 to his community every month. This guide covers everything — who he actually is, where he streams, what’s real, and what’s just hype.

Who Is BigFoltz? Real Name, Age, and Background

BigFoltz’s real name is Cody Foltz. He confirms this himself on his YouTube About page (“Cody AKA BigFoltz”) and on Instagram. He was born on July 10, 1993, which makes him 32 years old as of 2026. Most sources point to Miami, Florida as his birthplace, though celebrity aggregator sites list inconsistent details — take those with a grain of salt.

His streaming career started on Twitch in August 2012, originally focused on Call of Duty. He claimed world-record gameplay and described himself as “one of the biggest COD streamers in the world” at his peak. After COD he moved into Fortnite and kept growing, then stepped back entirely to run unspecified real-world businesses before returning in 2023 as a gambling creator on Kick. Historical sponsors during his esports era included Scuf Gaming and KontrolFreek.

Quick Bio Facts

BigFoltz and DooM Clan

BigFoltz built his name inside DooM Clan, the Twitch esports team founded on December 9, 2013. The roster included SooSuperior, ColdsideTV, Garge, Fifakill, and Reboundss. Together they pulled off some genuinely impressive Call of Duty milestones — the first legit Level 1,000 in January 2016 and the world’s first Prestige Master in CoD WWII in November 2017.

The DooM Clan era also came with a streamer house in Kansas City, Missouri, shared with SooSuperior, ColdsideTV, Garge, and ScufJesse. The crew documented the whole thing on YouTube, starting with “Moving To Streamer House! w/Soo Superior, Bigfoltz & More!” and ending with “MOVING OUT OF THE STREAMER HOUSE… RIP.” BigFoltz formally left DooM Clan on January 22, 2023 — three months before launching on Kick.

Is There Still a BigFoltz Streamer House?

No. The Kansas City house was part of his mid-2010s gaming career. It’s historical. He now streams solo from his own setup, and there is no active streamer house.

The DooM Intro Song Explained

Fans often search for the “DooM BigFoltz intro song” or “Doom BigFoltz Twitch intro.” This has nothing to do with id Software’s DOOM video game. It’s a custom hype track from his Call of Duty streaming days, built on a trap instrumental called “THRASHER” with DooM Clan branding layered on top. You can find it on YouTube (search “DooM BigFoltz Intro Song”) and on SoundCloud. It’s a nostalgia artifact from his esports era — not something from the current gambling channel.

BigFoltz on Kick

Is His Kick Channel Legit?

Yes. kick.com/bigfoltz is his verified, official Kick channel, cross-linked from YouTube, X, and Instagram. Don’t trust any other Kick URL claiming to be him.

He pressed “start streaming” on Kick for the first time on April 12, 2023. The debut went well — Stake co-founder Ed Craven (“StakeEddie”) raided him and gifted 100 subs, he got front-page placement, and he claims to have produced one of the largest sub trains in Kick history, peaking above 3,000 active subscribers at one point.

What Does BigFoltz Stream on Kick?

His Kick category is locked to Slots & Casino. He plays on Stake.com and Stake.us under affiliate code “Bigfoltz”. This is gambling content — online slots, bonus hunts, big-bet sessions. His Stake VIP tier reached Diamond 2 by August 2025. Recent stream titles from April 2026 include “I Did MASSIVE Degen Spins On EVERY Slot” and “I Risked My Entire Balance On This Bonus Hunt.”

One important nuance: in his April 2024 Kick anniversary post, BigFoltz noted that a formal Stake partnership was still an unfulfilled goal. No announcement has followed. He operates as a Stake affiliate, not a full partner — the distinction being affiliate rev-share versus a guaranteed partner deal. He has never been associated with Shuffle, Rollbit, Roobet, GGPoker, PokerStars, or ACR. He is Stake-exclusive.

BigFoltz Kick Stream Schedule

There is no fixed published schedule. He announces individual sessions on X, usually a few hours in advance (“Going live tonight 8pm CST”). Follow @BigFoltz on X or check kick.com/bigfoltz directly for updates.

BigFoltz Kick Follower Count

Approximately 23,100 followers as of early 2026 — solid for a mid-tier gambling streamer, but well below his legacy Twitch following.

BigFoltz on Twitch

His Twitch channel twitch.tv/bigfoltz has roughly 497,000 followers built entirely during his gaming years. He hasn’t actively streamed there since migrating to Kick in April 2023. Importantly, he has never been banned on Twitch. The channel is dormant, not gone.

Any “BigFoltz Twitch ban” references are either old Call of Duty in-game account bans (not platform bans) or simply wrong. His “I GOT BANNED” videos from 2017–2018 were about CoD account bans specifically.

BigFoltz on YouTube

Channel Stats and What to Expect

His YouTube channel (youtube.com/@BigFoltz also labelled “Bigfoltz Slots” in the About section) has approximately 855,000 subscribers and around 150 million total views across roughly 1,700 uploads.

The channel earns an estimated $52/month in AdSense based on current analytics. That’s nearly zero. His real income comes from Stake affiliate commissions. Sub growth has stalled, with around 1,000 net subscribers lost in the most recent 30-day tracking window per vidIQ and Social Blade.

He still uploads regularly — mostly Stake gambling content like bonus hunts, big-win highlights, and slot sessions. Older content from his COD, Fortnite, and DooM Clan house years is still on the channel if you scroll back far enough.

BigFoltz on Twitter / X

His X handle is @BigFoltz (x.com/bigfoltz), with around 89,300 followers. He uses it almost exclusively for:

• Announcing live Kick sessions
• Running Stake giveaways (RT/Like/comment your Stake username)
• Sharing win screenshots and leaderboard updates

There’s also a secondary @BigfoltzVIP account used for community management. Both are legitimate. Any account not matching these handles exactly is an impersonator.

BigFoltz on Instagram

Instagram: @bigfoltz — roughly 8,100 followers. Mostly personal and promotional content. Active but considerably quieter than his other platforms. Not where his community primarily lives.

BigFoltz Discord

Discord: discord.gg/bigfoltz (“BigFoltz VIP”) — approximately 10,200 members. This is his most active community hub outside of Kick chat itself. It’s used for rewards claim support, leaderboard announcements, and general community discussion. The FAQ directs members to open a ticket if they need help with access. The Discord is legitimate and linked directly from both Kick and bigfoltz.com.

BigFoltz Website and Rewards System

What Is bigfoltz.com?

bigfoltz.com is his official rewards platform, and it’s the real hub of his community giveaway operation. The site has multiple sections:

• /rewards — Earn points by wagering under code Bigfoltz on Stake
• /store — Redeem points for prizes
• /raffles — Enter draws for bigger-ticket prizes
• /leaderboards — Monthly prize pool rankings
• /bonus-hunt — Bonus hunt tracking
• /faq — How the system works
• /terms-conditions — Full rules

Leaderboard infrastructure appears to run via BotRix on the backend.

Is the bigfoltz.com Rewards Site Legit?

Yes. The points and rewards system is real and tied to Stake wager tracking. Winners are chosen and paid out. This isn’t a ghost site or a scam.

What About “BigFoltz Steam Rewards”?

Be careful here. There is no separate “BigFoltz Steam Raffle” brand. Gift cards may appear inside the store page, but any Discord DM, Telegram message, or off-platform link pitching a “BigFoltz Steam gift card giveaway” is almost certainly a phishing scam. Gambling streamers are among the most impersonated targets for Steam gift-card fraud. BigFoltz posted back in April 2018: “All my giveaways are LEGIT.” The verification rule still applies today — if it doesn’t originate from kick.com/bigfoltz, bigfoltz.com, or his verified @BigFoltz X account, don’t trust it.

BigFoltz Leaderboard

The monthly leaderboard prize pool has grown considerably over time:

Rankings are based on wager volume under his Stake affiliate code. All figures are self-reported by BigFoltz on X and have not been independently audited.

BigFoltz Telegram — Is It Real?

No confirmed official Telegram channel exists. No indexed Telegram directory (TGStat, Nicegram, or general search) shows a verified BigFoltz channel. He doesn’t link to any Telegram from Kick, X, YouTube, or Discord. Telegram is the most common impersonation vector for gambling-streamer scams. Any Telegram account claiming to be BigFoltz should be treated as fraudulent by default unless he publicly links one from a verified account.

BigFoltz Net Worth

What’s the Actual Number?

Nobody outside Cody Foltz knows. The honest answer is unknowable from public data.

Celebrity aggregator sites (RiddlesTab, BuzzLearn, TrendCelebsFacts) throw out a $1M–$5M range — but they apply virtually the same estimate to nearly every mid-tier streamer with no real methodology. StatsMash’s YouTube-only calculator puts his channel earnings at effectively zero. His YouTube AdSense earns roughly $52/month. Twitch is inactive. His real money comes from undisclosed Stake affiliate rev-share commissions that neither he nor Stake has published.

He self-reported giving away ~$100,000 to his community in a single night in March 2025 and claims to run a $750K monthly payout operation. If those figures are accurate, his affiliate income is clearly substantially higher — but none of it is independently verified.

Net Worth Estimates at a Glance

BigFoltz Girlfriend: Shelby Renae

Who Is Shelby?

Shelby Renae (born November 14, 1996, raised in Idaho) was BigFoltz’s long-term girlfriend. She streamed under the handle @twitchshelby and was known in the DooM Clan community as “DooM Shelby.” BigFoltz went public with the relationship in April 2015 with a “#WCW my beautiful girlfriend @twitchshelby” tweet and they remained a visible couple through at least late 2018, when he was still promoting her creator code.

Did BigFoltz and Shelby Break Up?

No official breakup was ever announced by either of them. What happened is more of a quiet fade. Shelby rebranded to a solo handle (“sheebi”) and removed cross-promotion with BigFoltz from her accounts. His current bios and social media make no mention of a partner. CelebsCouples currently lists her as “single” with BigFoltz referenced in the past tense. The split almost certainly happened somewhere between 2019 and 2023 — but no date, cause, or statement has been confirmed publicly by either party.

Is BigFoltz Engaged or Married?

No confirmed engagement or marriage. There was a jokey 2015 tweet about “talking about getting engaged” while playing CS, but nothing came of it publicly. No fiancée is mentioned in any current bio or post.

Controversies and Drama History

BigFoltz’s controversy record is short and mostly old.

December 2014 — DramaAlert moment: A reportedly drunk Twitch one-year-anniversary stream included a rant about other streamers, sparking a brief PWNSTARZ vs. BigFoltz conflict that Keemstar publicly flagged at the time (“Can someone explain the @PWNSTARZdotCOM vs @BigFoltz Drama to me?”). It blew over quickly with no lasting consequences.

Fortnite era — clickbait criticism: A diss video titled “DooM Big Foltz – False and Misleading King! (Clickbait & Fake)” and a separate “BigFoltz EXPOSED” community video accused him of misleading thumbnails. Standard content-creator drama.

COD “bans”: His “I GOT BANNED” videos from 2017–2018 refer to Call of Duty in-game account bans, not platform bans. He has never been banned from Twitch, Kick, or YouTube.

2023–2026: No verified controversies appear in mainstream gaming media — Dexerto, Kotaku, LivestreamFails, or comparable outlets. His gambling content draws the usual skepticism in Reddit comments, but no specific scandal is on record.

BigFoltz Reddit

There is no dedicated r/BigFoltz subreddit. Discussion about him on Reddit is scattered across general gambling-streamer and Kick threads and appears infrequently. His community is routed almost entirely through Discord, X, and Kick chat rather than Reddit. The right place for community interaction is discord.gg/bigfoltz.

FAQ: Quick Answers to Common Questions

What is BigFoltz’s real name? Cody Foltz.

How old is BigFoltz? 32 years old, born July 10, 1993.

Where is BigFoltz from? Miami, Florida.

Where does BigFoltz stream? Primarily on Kick. His Twitch has ~497K followers but is dormant.

What does BigFoltz stream? Slots and casino content on Stake.com and Stake.us, under affiliate code “Bigfoltz.”

Is BigFoltz’s Kick channel legit? Yes. kick.com/bigfoltz is his verified official channel, cross-linked from all his accounts.

Is BigFoltz a Stake partner or affiliate? Affiliate, not a full partner. As of his April 2024 post, a formal partnership was still a goal — no announcement has followed.

What is BigFoltz’s Stake code? “Bigfoltz” — referral link stake.us/?c=Bigfoltz

Is the bigfoltz.com rewards site legit? Yes. It’s his official rewards and leaderboard platform, tied to real Stake wager tracking.

Is there a BigFoltz Steam rewards program? No official one. Any off-platform message about a “BigFoltz Steam gift card giveaway” is almost certainly a scam.

Is there a BigFoltz Telegram channel? No confirmed official Telegram exists. Treat any Telegram claiming to be him as fraudulent.

What is the BigFoltz Discord? discord.gg/bigfoltz (“BigFoltz VIP”), with roughly 10,200 members. It’s legitimate.

What is BigFoltz’s stream schedule? No fixed schedule. He announces sessions on X (@BigFoltz) a few hours in advance.

Who is BigFoltz’s girlfriend? Shelby Renae was his long-term girlfriend, publicly together from at least 2015 through roughly 2018–2019. No breakup was ever officially announced, but they appear to no longer be together based on both accounts’ current social media.

Is BigFoltz engaged or married? No confirmed engagement or marriage. A jokey 2015 tweet about getting engaged never led to a public announcement.

What is BigFoltz’s net worth? Genuinely unknown. Celebrity sites guess $1M–$5M but have no methodology. His income comes from undisclosed Stake affiliate commissions.

What is the “DooM BigFoltz intro song”? A custom hype track from his Call of Duty / DooM Clan era, built on a trap beat called “THRASHER.” Not connected to id Software’s DOOM game.

Has BigFoltz ever been banned on Twitch? No. His past “banned” videos were about Call of Duty in-game account bans, not platform bans.

What is the BigFoltz leaderboard? A monthly prize pool (currently advertised at $600K–$750K) based on wager volume under his Stake affiliate code. All figures are self-reported.

Is there still a BigFoltz streamer house? No. The DooM Clan streamer house in Kansas City, Missouri was part of his mid-2010s gaming career. He now streams solo.

Is BigFoltz active on Reddit? There’s no dedicated subreddit. Occasional discussion appears in general gambling-streamer threads. His community lives on Discord, X, and Kick chat.

What happened with BigFoltz and DooM Clan? He formally left DooM Clan on January 22, 2023, and launched on Kick as a solo gambling streamer three months later.