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Streaming star Ludwig Ahgren claimed that creators who switch from Twitch to YouTube without signing an exclusive contract are going to have a rough transition. Ludwig made headlines in November 2021 when he signed an exclusive deal to move his stream over from Twitch to YouTube. The 27-year-old’s move was one of the first of a massive wave of talent that YouTube poached from Twitch including creators like Myth, Lilypichu, Valkyrae, and many more. Now, the streamer gave some clarity on the difficulties of making a platform switch without a deal in place. Ludwig on switching from YouTube to Twitch The Mogul Moves host went on the Cold Ones show and talked about the difficulties of swapping over to YouTube from Twitch. He also opened up about an extension he helped create called Truffle.tv which enhances the live viewing experience for both YouTube Live and Twitch viewers. The extension adds predictions, channel raids, and chat name colors, all missing features from YouTube live. “Switching over raw sucks. Like, if you switch over from Twitch to YouTube today, with no bag in hand, it’s a very noticeably worse experience in some aspects. Although YouTube has been poaching streamers left and right…

Let’s put this game to bed. The Lions and Cowboys played a whole lot of minutes, and the Lions made sure to fill those minutes with detonation after detonation as the offense flew off into the sky in the most cartoon possible way. You can be part of the postgame therapy—and they have been described as therapy by our viewers, and passable therapy at that. We’re going live on Twitch as part of our Pride Of Detroit postgame stream and podcast. We’ll take questions from chat and from call-ins via Discord, listen to postgame show from Dan Campbell and key players, and of course deliver our first initial thoughts on what just happened on the field. We have a call-in segment to our show. Join the Pride of Detroit Discord and join the stage for postgame, and when the host calls on you, use the raise hand feature and we’ll try to add you to the show with your thoughts. If you missed any of the postgame show, video will be on demand on Twitch soon after. Plus, the Pride of Detroit podcast feed will have our postgame thoughts packaged in audio format for you.

× Cookies help us deliver our Services. By using our Services, you agree to our use of cookies. Learn More. Once the streamer with the most subscribers on Twitch, Ludwig Ahgren made waves in 2021 by leaving the platform for YouTube. Since then, he's had a rocky relationship with his new home but has remained successful nonetheless. A content creator with a knack for attracting audiences and achieving financial success, Ludwig clearly knows a few things about the streaming business. This week, Ludwig appeared on "The Iced Coffee Hour" podcast. During the episode, he answered questions about his career, his background, and his achievements. He also fielded inquiries about his jump from Twitch to YouTube and elaborated on how each platform offers its own experience. Ludwig explained that YouTube had fought to get him on its team while Twitch seemed content to let him leave. He felt YouTube seemed committed to expanding as a streaming platform while Twitch had become complacent. Further, while he acknowledged that Twitch has a better interface for streaming in terms of features like chat, he believes YouTube will "catch up." While YouTube has taken a while to build momentum, which Ludwig attributed to its status as a…

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As of Oct. 18, Twitch’s ban on some forms of gambling, including slots, dice games, and roulette, has officially taken effect. Sponsored gambling streamers have consequently been forced to find a new platform, with many landing on the website DLive. After months of discourse amongst streamers and viewers alike, Twitch finally addressed the rampant issue of sponsored gambling streams. The platform decided that it would no longer allow specified forms of gambling or gambling sponsors, giving streamers approximately one month to find a new platform before the ban would take effect. The day the ban finally came down, Twitch further restricted the practice by expanding the ban’s breadth to even websites that featured customer protections. In the days following the ban, the once popular Slots category has seen a drastic downturn since only licensed platforms are allowed to be streamed. Those forced off Twitch with gambling-sponsored contracts, however, have seemingly found a new home in DLive. Similar to Twitch or YouTube, DLive is a livestreaming platform that describes itself as a “platform that empowers creators and viewers through a revolutionary rewards system.” This system involves “blockchain technology” and a site-specific cryptocurrency that viewers can use to support creators on DLive.…

Instagram The rapper, who recently released his latest album called 'It's Only Me', receives huge stacks of cash from Kai Cenat because the latter is moved by the emcee's philanthropic efforts. Oct 22, 2022 AceShowbiz - Lil Baby got a special surprise when joining Kai Cenat in a Thursday, October 20 Twitch session. During the live stream, Kai gave the "It's Only Me" artist $80,000 for his philanthropic efforts over the years, but the emcee couldn't hide his confusion when receiving the gift. During the interaction, the Internet personality gave the hip-hop star a stack of cash while saying, "I be feeling like you be doing so much for people, bro." However, it took a moment for the MC to react to the former's statement. After taking the money, he quipped, "You ain't getting this back now." Baby has been known for giving back to his community. Back in August 2021, he treated kids from his hometown of Atlanta to several free bikes. He also presented them with a refurbished basketball court. Just weeks prior to that, the hip-hop star donated laptops, school supplies and new clothes to Atlanta kids in a back-to-school drive. In June, he bought all of…

Kai Cenat’s cataclysmic growth on Twitch is continuing with the platform’s rising star breaking his own viewership record on October 19. After announcing Lil Baby would appear on his stream, more than 200,000 viewers watched on for the collaboration. Kai Cenat has gone from strength-to-strength on Twitch. Gaining more than 1 million followers across 2022, he’s been constantly at the top of the charts with tens of thousands of average viewers every broadcast. However it exploded to another level on October 19 after he brought rapper Lil Baby on to chat about his latest album “It’s Only Me”, which released on October 14. Promoting it on Kai’s stream couldn’t have brought it to a wider audience, and it was breaking viewership records for Cenat. There was a lot of buildup ahead of Lil Baby’s entry onto stream. Then once it was confirmed he and his team were at the door, Kai Cenat jumped out of his chair to meet him and bring him into the stream room. Once Lil Baby actually showed up to the stream, the viewership numbers rocketed from 190,000 to 225,000 and more. The duo talked about their backgrounds, Lil Baby’s new background, and also what Twitch…

Come and watch the latest Resident Evil Showcase to hear more about RE: Village and RE4. Horror fans have a wealth of great video games to play right now and the number is just increasing. Today’s Resident Evil Showcase is just in time for spooky season. The livestream will feature more information on Resident Evil Village Gold Edition as well as Resident Evil 4. Take a look at the stream using the Twitch embed below. The Resident Evil Showcase livestream is scheduled to begin at 3:00 p.m. PT / 6:00 p.m. ET on October 20, 2022. The stream will take place over on the Resident Evil Twitch channel, but you can tune in using the embedded video above. As mentioned, the Resident Evil Showcase will feature more information on the upcoming Resident Evil Village Gold Edition and Resident Evil 4. The former is scheduled to release on October 28, 2022 while the latter is set to release in March 2023. Exactly what we’ll see regarding these two games is anyone’s guess. Perhaps we’ll get more insight into the Shadows of Rose campaign. For those looking for some insight, check out our recent Shadows of Rose preview. We’ll be covering the…

Twitch has officially begun enforcing its ban on gambling with a new update to the platform’s community guidelines. After weeks of backlash from some of Twitch’s biggest creators, they announced on September 20 that they would be implementing an update to the platform’s community guidelines to place a ban on gambling. Set to include sites that contain slots, roulette, and dice games and are unlicensed in the U.S. or other jurisdictions, the initial announcement revealed that sites like Stake.com, Rollbit.com, and more would be included in the next policy update. Twitch finally began enforcing the gambling ban with a policy update on October 18, alongside more information regarding the ban. PixabayGambling streams, as lucrative as they are, have always been a controversial subject. Twitch finally enforces gambling ban with new policy In their latest update to the platforms guidelines, Twitch has revealed more information regarding the previously announced ban on gambling streams As they previously noted in the initial announcement, stake.com, rollbit.com, duelbits.com, and roobet.com are the first four gambling websites that have been banned from the platform. However, it’s important to note that they also mention “all associated domains,” which would include variations of those four websites, so stake.us…

Continue Here » Becoming a Twitch streamer can be more than just a hobby. For some people, it can mean making a livelihood. And for others, it can even lead to a small fortune. The streaming platform has led to the rise of a ton of different Internet personalities over the years, providing talented game players and content creators a chance to showcase their skills with games like Fortnite, League of Legends and Grand Theft Auto, as well as sharing their charms, political opinions and humor with live chats. We’ve rounded up the ten Twitch streamers who are the highest paid, based on a 2021 data leak. The No. 1 highest-paid streamer on the platform brought in nearly $10 million from August 2019 through October 2021! Find out who the 10 highest-paid Twitch streamers are… Continue Here »