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It's why twitch and youtube are gay cocksuckers. If I want to listen to Sandso_01 for his opinion, then I should be allowed to hear it. Trannies are sick degenerates and stating such should be common sense not a bannable offense.
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Harshaw
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Angerz
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It's non-gift, non-prime subs. People who meet this requirement probably have 3 or 4x that number of total subs
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Kirun
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It's because Twitch's discovery algos are basically non existent and complete dogshit. So, just about everybody consolidates their views into the "popular" streamers.
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Kaines
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The program involves revenue sharing. They need the number of streamers they have to share with as small as possible.
Juvarisx
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Also the giant streamers like Lirik, Quin, Asmongold, and Shroud already get sub rev splits likely higher then this 70/30 or at the least uncapped form that $100k a year. I imagine this will help medium streamers like Dog from Hearthstone that easily has those numbers but may not be in the position to bargain for a much higher sub rev split. With the extra incentive it could encourage those streamers to put the extra effort in to make the most of that revenue split by improving the quality of the stream or increasing hours to try to reach a more permanent revenue split, or at the very least keep them on the platform incase YouTube comes calling.
It's a smart move by Twitch that requires people to do nothing or try to reach the goal via subathons and such.
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Xevy
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Streamers can gift themselves subs to up their count at effectively half the price.
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Khane
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It's nothing more than Twitch inventing more bad faith business practices to pretend they are interested in actually working with streamers.
"Streamers can gift themselves subs!!!"
We landed people on the moon 50+ years ago, but Twitch can't harvest their own data to filter out things like that and ONLY things like that?
Lol.
"Streamers can gift themselves subs!!!"
We landed people on the moon 50+ years ago, but Twitch can't harvest their own data to filter out things like that and ONLY things like that?
Lol.
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Khane
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No... they want to pretend they are interested in revenue sharing to create goodwill from the community without actually having to revenue share.
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CaughtCross
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Twitch Star xQc Signs $100 Million Deal With Kick, a Rival Platform
The deal signed by Félix Lengyel, known as xQc, matches traditional athletes’ contracts, and is another sign of Twitch’s tense relationship with its top streamers.
That is a big contract. How much money does Stake make for this be worth it?
Khane
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Twitch Star xQc Signs $100 Million Deal With Kick, a Rival Platform
The deal signed by Félix Lengyel, known as xQc, matches traditional athletes’ contracts, and is another sign of Twitch’s tense relationship with its top streamers.www.nytimes.com
That is a big contract. How much money does Stake make for this be worth it?
They aren't going to make money off that deal. That's a loss leader. Trying to lure the biggest audiences away... where have we seen this tried and fail before?
Also... a paywall article? Come on man
Juvarisx
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Twitch Star xQc Signs $100 Million Deal With Kick, a Rival Platform
The deal signed by Félix Lengyel, known as xQc, matches traditional athletes’ contracts, and is another sign of Twitch’s tense relationship with its top streamers.
That is a big contract. How much money does Stake make for this be worth it?
Jesus fuck I was born too early. Oh and the deal is non exclusive so he cant simucast games
Casino friendly platform, so it wont take them long to make that back, gotta get those 12 year olds hooked into slots ASAP.
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