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The fallout regarding a Twitch streamer’s gambling scam has taken a dramatic and disturbing turn as one streamer involved has been accused of “covering up” a sexual assault.Yesterday, news broke that ItsSliker scammed fellow streamers out of hundreds of thousands of dollars in order to support a sports gambling addiction. That news, in turn, prompted several prominent streamers, including Pokimane, Asmongold, and HasanAbi, to call for the banning of slot gambling on Twitch despite the fact Sliker’s gambling wasn’t slots. One of the streamers calling for the Twitch gambling ban and a potential boycott of Twitch to further the issue was Mizkif, owner of OTKNetwork, a popular streaming network that counts content creators like Emiru and the aforementioned Asmongold as its members. Mizkif was on a call with HasanAbi as the two confronted Sliker for his scamming and gambling habits.On September 19th, Asmongold tweeted asking why Sliker had not been banned from Twitch. (As of this writing, he is still active on Twitch and even posted a video yesterday saying he was seeking help for his addiction.) Trainwreckstv, a streamer who frequently features slot gambling and also said that he, too, was asked for money by Sliker, responded to Asmongold’s…

Over the weekend, Twitch streamer Abraham “Sliker” Mohammed admitted that he had scammed fellow streamers and fans out of more than $200,000 to pay for a gambling addiction. In a confession video, Sliker explained that he had frequently borrowed money from those around him after lying about where the money was going. The streamer started gambling with skins from Counter-Strike: Global Offensive but eventually found he could bet on the game with real money, escalating things further. Sliker expressed remorse for his actions and promised to pay back those he owed. A 2016 report by Polygon found that betting on Counter-Strike skins had become a massive market valued as high as $7 billion that year. Those interviewed described similar stories of how betting with skins acted as an entry point for real-money gambling, with bigger and bigger buy-ins and increasingly large losses. In response to Sliker’s confession, many prominent Twitch streamers such as Imane “Pokimane” Anys, Matthew “Mizkif” Rinaudo, and Devin Nash have demanded the platform to ban or regulate gambling streams. In recent years, it has become increasingly popular for content creators to broadcast themselves as they bet large sums on slots, loot boxes, and more. Some streamers even…

In an unfortunate turn of events, Ukrainian streamer ZeplaHQ received a Twitch ban yesterday, making her lose 100K followers in one go. Check out everything we know about the Zepla ban here. Twitch is notorious for handing out bans to its streamers. While most times streamers are banned for flouting Twitch’s policies, there are times when the bans are handed out rather unjustly. On a recent such instance, Twitch streamer ZeplaHQ received a Twitch ban for allegedly impersonating herself. The Twitch streamer did not hold back from calling out the platform for its injustice. Although her account was unbanned shortly after, the damage had already been done. Before Twitch revoked her ban, ZeplaHQ had already lost over 100K followers. Ukrainian streamer ZeplaHQ loses 100K followers after Twitch ban ZeplaHQ took to Twitter to question Twitch’s actions. She demanded an answer to why she had received a Twitch ban all of a sudden when she had not even streamed in a week’s time. what the fuck @Twitch ?????? Why did I get banned while I wasnt even streaming since last week? And it deleted almost all my followers??? I had 240k+ now I have 78.5K??? This is devastating, I need answers…

Over the course of his Twitch career, xQc has been banned on multiple occasions, for reasons ranging from relatively minor to critically important. Felix “xQc” Lengyel tends to stand out from the crowd because of his penchant for controversy, despite the fact that many internet content providers share this trait. The Twitch streamer has a history of causing trouble in the video game business, including a permanent suspension from League of Legends for using offensive language and causing tensions to rise in the Overwatch League while he was a professional player in the game. Yet, xQc has found success on Twitch and is making a living from streaming video games. xQc has done really well for himself with about 10 million followers on the network and an average watch count of well over 10 thousand. However, this is not to suggest that xQc has avoided banning Twitch. The opposite is true; he has been temporarily banned from Twitch numerous times for a wide variety of offenses. There appears to be a disconnect between the reasons xQc’s game accounts are banned and the reasons he gets banned from Twitch. It’s possible that xQc’s numerous bans from Twitch have less to do…

Sliker at Creator Poker Night Twitch streamer ‘ItsSliker’ has come under fire from numerous fans, as well as fellow content creators, who claim he scammed them out of mind-blowing amounts of money. With 434k followers on Twitch, Sliker has certified himself as an incredibly popular name on the streaming platform, rubbing shoulders with the likes of MrBeast, Sykkuno, and Ninja during his appearance at the Creator Poker event. However, he’s previously been banned from Twitch for “accidentally” copying a graphic emote during his livestream and for watching an Amouranth documentary. Yet, none of that even came close to the events surrounding September 17, when various creators and fans came forward claiming the English streamer had ‘scammed’ them out of up to thousands of dollars after sending them tearful pleas for help. The allegations against Sliker emerged on September 17 as various creators and fans claimed that they had donated incredible amounts to him, supposedly as a response to short and emotional clips he would send them asking for money, each time giving a different reason why. For instance, Twitch streamer ‘mikelpee’ shared a video he supposedly received from Sliker. In the clip, which has since gone viral, Sliker urged his…

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The Valorant Champions 2022 began on Sept 2. and we have seen 16 teams compete to reach the Grand Finals. This year's Valorant Champions Tour is set to conclude in the coming days. Here is everything you need to know about the VCT Grand Final.The best-of-five Valorant Champions Grand Final will take place on Sunday, Sept. 18, 2022 at 10 a.m. ET between OpTic Gaming and LOUD.OPTIC GETS THE SERIES WIN AND ADVANCES TO THE #VALORANTChampions GRAND FINALS! #GreenWall pic.twitter.com/XhJYHkpy2S— VALORANT Champions Tour 🇹🇷 (@ValorantEsports) September 17, 2022Champions İstanbul is where the second-ever Valorant World Champion will be crowned. You can watch the live stream of the Grand Final through these official streams:Viewers can also receive exclusive in-game items for viewing the live stream for at least 30 minutes.There is a total of three items players can collect from watching the VCT. Here is the list of all the VCT Champions Twitch and YouTube drops.If you have not kept up with this year's VCT, check out our Valorant Champions 2022 Result Tracker. The VCT 2023 season will begin in February and will feature 30 partnered teams on LAN in Brazil.

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The words came out of Al Michaels' mouth: "Touchdown, Chargers!" For some viewers, the ball was still in the air. That was one of the few tech issues NFL fans experienced while streaming "Thursday Night Football" between the Kansas City Chiefs and Los Angeles Chargers.Yes, the debut of "TNF" on Amazon's Prime Video could have been disastrous. The stream never crashed, a fate competitors RedZone and DirecTV experienced Sunday ahead of Week 1 games. And it's important to note that private internet connection plays a role while streaming.The Prime Video official Twitch channel (Amazon owns Twitch) had hundreds of thousands of viewers, according to The Ringer, and had a more high-quality stream compared to what some saw on their smart TVs or laptops. The vast majority of viewers had little-to-no issue.  But it wasn't seamless. Such is the reality of broadcasting a game exclusively over the internet and the limitations of technology. That kept the @AmazonHelp Twitter account busy Thursday.We're sorry for the inconvenience. Please contact us by clicking the "Start chatting" or "Call me" button near the bottom of this page: https://t.co/MyKX9OUwMr. -Jon— Amazon Help (@AmazonHelp) September 16, 2022Three key problems presented themselves over the course of the game, according to responses on social media: Volume mixingAudio…