One of the world’s largest live streaming platforms Twitchwhich has recently been discussed “crypto gambling” decided to ban its publications.
Twitch, owned by Amazon, holds the title of being the world’s largest platform for game streaming. Publishers; He plays dozens of games such as League of Legends, Valorant, Minecraft, GTA 5 in front of his followers.
With the popularization of cryptocurrencies, crypto broadcasts on the Twitch platform have also become widespread. While some of the publishers produce content such as chat and analysis related to crypto, some of them share the gambling games they play with cryptocurrencies live with their followers.
Twitch members have reacted strongly to gambling broadcasts lately. Due to the low average age of the members and the bad example of gambling, this issue has not been on the agenda lately.
Upon the reactions, Twitch made an announcement on the subject on Twitter.
An update on gambling on Twitch. pic.twitter.com/lckNTY9Edo
— Twitch (@Twitch) September 20, 2022
“We realize that you’ve been discussing gambling broadcasts on Twitch a lot lately. We are actively following this issue. As of October 18, we have decided to ban gambling broadcasts on unlicensed platforms. We will share details soon.”
50,000 People are Watching Instantly!
According to data from TwitchTracker, more than 50,000 people watch gambling broadcasts instantly. Most of the gamblers play on cryptocurrencies.
Crypto gambling sites like Stake.com allegedly paid Twitch streamers more than $1 million for sponsorship.
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