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In 2015, Sodapoppin was arguably the biggest name on Twitch. But, his fame and earnings that came with it were exploited by a small streamer, who he believed to be a friend, as they apparently stole $25,000 from him. Chance ‘Sodapoppin’ Morris is still one of the most-followed streamers on Twitch today, but in 2015, when it was still a growing platform, he was right at the very top. He averaged over 20,000 concurrent viewers, which at the time, was almost unheard of for any other streamer bar a couple. Just like today, in 2015 Chance lived with other streamers including his ex, LegendaryLea, Nick ‘Nmplol’ Polom, and Malena. A smaller streamer known as MatthewJk also stayed with them, and allegedly abused the trust to steal tens of thousands. Although Sodapoppin rarely spoke of the incident after it happened, Nick Polom explained how it went down in a stream on July 2. Twitch: SodapoppinSodapoppin has 3 million followers on Twitch. Nmplol reveals how Sodapoppin was robbed Explaining the story to Maya Higa, Polom and Malena retold how the small streamer bragged about paying for an expensive meal for the group, despite actually paying for it with Sodapoppin’s money. Read More:…

ZELINA VEGA made a shock return to WWE last night - and promised to win the Women’s Money In the Bank Ladder Match at the July 18 pay-per-view. Just months after her departure from the company over a row with Vince McMahon over streaming sites, she was given a spot in the upcoming MITB bout by Sonya Deville on SmackDown. 3Zelina Vega made a shock return to WWE on SmackDown last nightCredit: WWE Vega then got into a war of words with Liv Morgan, leading to a match between them, that the comeback queen would lose in around three minutes. However, that did not stop her taking to Twitter after the show to issue a statement on her return and future. Vega said: “What to take from tonight: I’m back. I’m going to be in the MITB ladder match…and I will win. Period. Everything else is irrelevant.” The beautiful 30-year-old, real name Thea Megan Budgen, was one of the best performers on Raw throughout the fan-less pandemic. But after finally enjoying a push as a singles star, the WWE Universe was stunned when it was announced she had been let go by Vince McMahon’s company in November. Vega’s departure came…

(00:00) Fred is ready for a rainy 4th of July weekend. Wallach prepared for the drive to Maine. Joe Murray (who’s in for Rich) went on a meat shopping spree at Dom’s. (10:38) WHAT HAPPENED LAST NIGHT: the Boston Red Sox routed the struggling Kansas City Royals 15-1 on Thursday.Could Chris Sale come back for the playoffs? The Bucks claimed a 123-112 victory over the Hawks on Thursday night giving them a 3-2 lead in the Eastern Conference finals. Joe needs something to bet on. Stephen Gilmore and the Patriots front office may pick up talks about a new deal ahead of training camp in late July. Watch Toucher & Rich every morning on Twitch! Watch them live or whenever you want: Twitch.tv/thesportshub

With Twitch streaming continuing to climb in popularity, NRG content creator and former professional Apex Legends player, Brandon ‘aceu’ Winn, has revealed his ridiculous monthly salary.  As the years go by, Twitch streaming and professional esports continue to snowball in popularity. With people like Valkyrae, Pokimane, and Sykkuno having become household names for most gamers, Twitch represents a gateway to major success. Enter aceu, NRG content creator and former Apex Legends pro player. Despite having retired from competitive Apex and CS:GO, he’s become a streaming phenomenon boasting over 1.7 million followers on Twitch. Opening up about his salary in a recent Twitter post, the streamer is living proof of the power of a professional gaming career. NRGThe former Apex pro also competed in CSGO as well. Former Apex pro aceu reveals monthly salary In a July 1 Twitter thread, the 26-year-old revealed to the world how much he earns each month from his streaming career. Writing “I used to make $2000/month delivering pizzas and struggling to pay for dinner,” he goes on to state “now I make $100k/month without leaving my house.” Read More: Swagg surprised after shooting Warzone guns in real life Highlighting that the comment was “not a…

DrLupo is taking a glance into the future thanks to The Tomorrow War.The popular Twitch streamer will give their streaming room a futuristic look to match the insanity of the forthcoming Amazon Original film. Tomorrow (July 2) starting at 2 p.m. EST/11 a.m. EST, DrLupo will give viewers a look at the wild transformation on their Twitch channel. During the stream, a futuristic soldier will help the Twitch chat find clues through the streamer’s transformed room to help save the future. 'The stream will lead into a special shoutout from The Tomorrow War’s Chris Pratt before diving into a Watch Party of the film to close out the event. To engage in the Watch Party, the viewer must have an Amazon Prime account connected to their Twitch account.A synopsis for The Tomorrow War reads:”In The Tomorrow War, the world is stunned when a group of time travelers arrive from the year 2051 to deliver an urgent message: Thirty years in the future mankind is losing a global war against a deadly alien species. The only hope for survival is for soldiers and civilians from the present to be transported to the future and join the fight. Among those recruited is…

(00:00) Joe Murray and Dan Lifshatz are the Bankroll Boy$ and join Toucher & Rich for their weekly segment. Did Joe Murray bite off more than he can chew with Nick’s local Bachelor Party? The guys also touch on the NBA Playoffs, the Phoenix Suns, McGregor vs Poirier 3 and the degenerate special. (26:11) Steve Ballmer had a wild celebration for Nicholas Batum’s three-pointer. Watch Toucher & Rich every morning on Twitch! Watch them live or whenever you want: Twitch.tv/thesportshub

It is the free-to-play season again in Fortnite as the game gives away multiple exclusive skins for free. Players have a chance to stream Twitch and earn a few rewards for free.The reward fest is courtesy of the ongoing FNCS tournaments where pros are going against one another for glory. However, casual players now have more incentive to support their favorite pros in these tournaments.There are a few exclusive rewards that they can earn by streaming FNCS content. These rewards are not new, and veteran players might boast a collection of FNCS exclusive back blings from Chapter 2 Season 3.The default Number One back bling looked very similar to the real-life cheer hand most people commonly find at stadiums.Here are all the All-Star cosmetic players can hope to earn by streaming FNCS this year:Uncommon spray: All-StarUncommon Spray: Direct HitEpic Golden Number One Back BlingUnlock the Default Number One Back BlingUncommon emoticon: Buff BashUncommon Loading Screen: The Sky is LavaAlso read: Fortnite Update 17.10.1 Early patch notes: Alien Nanites, Cowinator, Holly Hatchery, and moreHow to get the Number One back bling in FortniteThere are a few things players need to make sure of before streaming FNCS content on Twitch. First, the…

After much speculation and waiting, fans finally have some news about the upcoming OfflineTV Rust server. For a long time, the group has talked about the return of servers on games like Rust and Minecraft. But fans rarely received any news about it from the crew or the other creators taking part in it. But one Twitch streamer has finally revealed some details about it including the launch date of the server.ADVERTISEMENTArticle continues below this adTwitch streamer BaboAbe recently tweeted about the return of the OfflineTV Rust server. He mentioned that it will arrive on 12 PM PT on July 5. So fans will only have to wait for a week for their favorite streamers to join the action again. Along with that, he also posted an image of all the major rules of the series.ADVERTISEMENTArticle continues below this adTwitch streamer reveals details about the OfflineTV Rust ServerThe server will be a PvP Vanilla server on the hit Facepunch Studios title. Along with that, players can take part in some roleplay as well, although there won’t be any restrictions to killing people. Players can create teams of up to eight people, and they can develop alliances as well. But they…

Popular CS: GO star Ismailсan "XANTARES" Dortkardes was recently banned from Twitch without being notified of the cause.XANTARES, the entry fragger for BIG's Counter-Strike: Global Offensive roster, has been a staple of the roster since 2018. He is one of the most popular Turkish streamers on Twitch, drawing in nearly 20,000 concurrent views (according to sullygnome.com). He recently got banned from Twitch without being informed of the cause. This happens to be his second suspension, following the one in April 2020.XANTARES banned after just winning charity CS: GO tournamentXANTARES recently won the Gamers Without Borders 2021 charity CS: GO tournament, where he, as part of BIG’s roster, won $60,000 for the International Medical Corps..He wrote on Twitter (translated from Turkish):"I got banned from Twitch guys, I don't know why, but I definitely deserve it. It's not their fault, bro." Twitch'den ban yedim arkadaşlar sebebini bilmiyorum ama kesin ben hak etmişimdir onların suçu yoktur kanka :D— İsmailcan Dörtkardeş (@XANTAREScsgo) June 28, 2021XANTARES clarified that Twitch had not sent him any notification or information regarding the matter, though he is waiting patiently.Açılma tarihi ile alakalı her hangi bir mail atılmadı sebebi yazılmadı o yüzden bekleyip göreceğiz— İsmailcan Dörtkardeş (@XANTAREScsgo) June 28, 2021Interestingly,…

A Twitch viewer named TwoBreaths donated a whopping $200,000 to AeriytheNeko, a Vtuber who plays a ‘mute’ character that dances around on stream, and they didn’t even react. The VRChat section on Twitch is home to people from all walks of life, including a Vtuber named AeriytheNeko, who describes their animated character as “a mute kitty on the hunt for head pats.”  It gets even more interesting in their Q&A section, in which they claim they aren’t mute in real life, but choose not to speak because they’re “well-trained.” Nevertheless, AeriytheNeko has proven to be a smash hit among their fans, including one very dedicated one named TwoBreaths, who has been gifting thousands of subs to the streamer over the past few weeks. Twitter: AeriytheNekoAeriytheNeko doesn’t need to talk to pull in the views. However, TwoBreaths’ dedication and support reached new heights when they donated an insane $200,000 while AeriytheNeko’s character was dancing live on stream. The first instance was a $100,000 donation, followed by four separate $25,000 donations. Naturally, being a self-described ‘mute’ VR character, AeriytheNeko didn’t react with any of the emotion we’ve seen from other ecstatic streamers who received staggering amounts of money. Instead, they giggled and…