You're actually wrong on this, because Kick isn't Twitch. They don't want people to watch other streams, they want people to watch XQC gambling so they go and do the same. It's not about growing the platform, it's about growing the casino.Maybe instead of going the Mixer route they sign 2000 smaller streamers and have them bring over their smaller audiences that would actually tune into other streams?
Or they can just blow a cool hundred milly on a dude whose viewers won't watch other streams and can still watch him on other platforms.
What do I know.
Oh, is that the case? I haven't been following.You're actually wrong on this, because Kick isn't Twitch. They don't want people to watch other streams, they want people to watch XQC gambling so they go and do the same. It's not about growing the platform, it's about growing the casino.
Twitch not too long ago stopped making their partner contracts exclusive (probably some exceptions), you just can't stream on Twitch and another streaming platform at the same time.what does non-exclusive mean in this sense?
won't Twitch ban him anyways? i guess it means he's free to stream on Youtube/Facebook or something?
Yeah it's bleak for very different reasons than all the Mixer/YouTube contracts lolOh, is that the case? I haven't been following.
If that's the case, then yeah, lol.
I thought Twitch's deal was that you can't simultaneously stream on rival platforms? If he streams on Twitch some days and on Kick others I assumed that was allowed.
The "catch" here is that kick is owned by one of the biggest (if not biggest) Crypto gambling website who has paid streamers before to gamble on their website on Twitch, before Twitch took a stance against casino/slots, it's the reason why the Kick website got launched in the first place.Sorry but that's too much money for a video game streamer. Something feels sketchy about this.
Twitch were at least fast-ish at stopping that shit, but yeah, it's just fucking so scummy.Good lord I knew those gambling streams were just ads but I didn't realise it was that 1:1 in terms of making bank off his viewers throwing their money away.
Yeah it's bleak for very different reasons than all the Mixer/YouTube contracts lol
Pretty much. Their company and CEO have been VERY active on tweets about the whole Nickmercs thing in full support of him and TimTheTatman.
They changed that rule recently, no simul-stream to anything except mobile platforms (TikTok, IG Live, etc).I think you're allowed to simul-stream but you can't be partnered on twitch/make money there if you do it.
No but their recent policy changes have been making their top streamers start looking at other sites.Are they supposed to throw 100 mill at him not to stream there?
There a few twitch streamers who also do streaming on kick for a varying amount of time per week.
Twitch removed illegal gambling from their site. That's a win. Let the trash take itself out.
Kick's owned by a gambling company, xQc has a gambling addiction and made a lot of money while streaming himself gambling.this contracting streamers thing didn't work for mixer - i dunno if its gonna work here but wow thats a gross sum of money
I like his content. I'm happy for him that he got paid for his content. I'm not cheerleading the platformI don't think we should celebrate a person getting paid to stream on a website that hosts literal nazis alongside it's biggest streamers consistently making threats against LBGT people and their allies. Not to mention the giant elephant in the room named gambling. A dude straight up showed porn to minors just to prove that he could do so without getting banned.
Terrible person gets paid crazy amount of money to promote gambling to other people (mostly minors) from site run by other terrible people.
His content is most likely going to go back to directly advertising gambling to an audience comprised of minors. He's highkey a terrible person.I like his content. I'm happy for him that he got paid for his content. I'm not cheerleading the platform
xQc is a piece of shit, flat out. You're free to like what you like at the end of the day, though.I like his content. I'm happy for him that he got paid for his content. I'm not cheerleading the platform
Rather not see threads of him here or any streamer. They're all trash that contribute nothing to the industry.
That's Rumble
they're owned by an unregulated crypto gambling companyI'm so confused as to how they can afford deals like this. Especially in this era of higher interest rates.
Not really that would be Rumble, Kick has lot of "banned from Twitch & Youtube" streamers but most of them were banned for non political reasons
I'm so confused as to how they can afford deals like this. Especially in this era of higher interest rates.