Twitch Updates Rules, Opening Up Simulcasting On YouTube and Kick – ComicBook.com

As it loses talent, Twitch is opening up simulcasting for YouTube, Kick, and more platforms. Over the past few months, Twitch has been losing some of its biggest talent to other streaming platforms, most notably Kick. With streamers like xQc leaving Twitch behind, the streaming giant is making some big changes to how it handles simulcasting. Users can now simulcast with any streaming service, making it easier for streamers to build an audience across platforms. Previously, streamers’ options were a bit more limited, but this change means streamers can use any service, including Kick and YouTube. Of course, Twitch isn’t saying that the change is directly related to losing big-name streamers, but it’s hard not to see this as something of a response. By opening the floodgates for simulcasting, Twitch is making it easier for streamers to stick with Twitch while still exploring other options. That said there are a few guidelines players must keep in mind.Twitch Simulcasting Guidelines We’ve announced that you can simulcast on ANY live streaming service! Check out our new guidelines and FAQ here: https://t.co/bTVF3hkpV9 #TwitchConVegas— Twitch Support (@TwitchSupport) October 20, 2023 The first thing to note is that streamers who already have an exclusivity agreement with
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