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How Much Money do Twitch Streamers Make?

If you had told someone back in the early 2000s that you were going to play games for a living, they would have probably laughed in your face. Today, things have changed greatly in this regard as there are many different ways in which one can play video games and make serious money from doing it.
Professional e-Sports players are just some of the people who make good money from playing games, but a whole new breed of gamers has also emerged in recent years, and they often make even more money than e-Sports players.
Video game streaming has picked up massive pace recently, with hundreds of streamers on platforms like Twitch and YouTube Gaming making this their primary occupation. The top 10 biggest Twitch streamers now make tens of thousands of dollars per month according to Ken Johnson from Evolutionofsports.com and this is just one of the ways they monetize their online presence.
We tried to find out just how Twitch streamers make their money, how much they can possibly make and whether or not this is a sustainable way to make a living in 2020.
How Do They Make Money?
If you are a novice to the concept of streaming, you may be wondering how exactly someone who is streaming video games would be making money. After all, they are just sitting there and playing a video game, so why exactly would anyone pay them to do this.
The fact is that there are two major income streams for streamers. A part of their income comes from satisfied customers who enjoy watching the stream. Some of these will pay a fixed subscription per month, which may give them access to additional streams or even just fun things like exclusive stickers to use in the chat box. Subscriptions exist mostly as a way for viewers to support their favorite streamers. The other way viewers can support streamers is through donations, which are done in the bit currency, which has a value similar to a cent. A 500 bit donation will give the streamer a $5 donation.
Regardless of whether people want to subscribe or donate, streamers with a high viewership will always have an income stream, as they will be earning from advertisements. Streamers are usually paid per 1.000 ad views, with ads usually showing up before or after a stream, and options also existing to play a 30 second ad at any random time.
Can Serious Money be made?
Most skeptics would expect Twitch streamers to be making a small income from their massive viewership, as they are “not really doing anything”. However, this could not be further from the truth and to be completely realistic, Twitch streaming is as much of a job as any other form of entertainment.
Going into actual numbers, we found that there are many different streamers who are making tens of thousands of dollars every month from their subscriptions alone. Every subscription costs the user $4.99 and at least half of that goes to the actual streamer. This may seem as a small amount, but considering that streamers like DisguisedToast have thousands of subscribers who pay this fee monthly, you can easily do the math and figure out that he is making some serious cash.
Of course, subscriptions are not the only way streamers make money and there is usually more cash in donations and ad money than subscriptions themselves. If you add these numbers to the tens of thousands that are already made from subscriptions, you could be talking a million dollars a year for some of the top streamers.
In fact, according to a Reuters report from 2019, Tyler “Ninja” Belvins actually got paid $1.000.000 in cold hard cash by EA Sports simply to play their game Apex Legends on his stream. That a million dollars in direct advertisement fee, with anything extra he made just being a cherry on the top.
Of course, streamers are not at liberty to discuss their actual numbers, but we don’t need to know them to understand that some of these guys could be living a millionaire lifestyle provided by nothing else than playing the games they enjoy and doing some fun commentary along the way.
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Phantum Introduces High-End Mousepads with Collectible Packaging and Parisian Design Roots

Bridging the gap between functional hardware and considered design, Phantum debuts its first line of high-performance mousepads. The collection is built for users who demand precision but won’t compromise on aesthetics. Developed in Paris by founders Amine G. and Victor B., the mousepads combine minimalist design with carefully selected materials and collectible elements, positioning the product as a functional tool and a design object.
Created for gamers and digital creatives, Phantum’s mousepads emphasize tactile performance while remaining visually restrained. The surfaces are crafted using Japanese Poron and advanced fabrics chosen for their durability, responsiveness, and sensory qualities. Each product is designed to enhance, not distract from, the overall composition of a desk setup.
The company’s visual language draws on space, transparency, and disappearance themes, an intentional move to create objects that integrate flawlessly into a work or play environment. “Every detail reflects our DNA: clean, sharp, and futuristic,” said co-founder Amine G., whose tech-focused YouTube channel, MRG TECH, has built a following of over 200,000 subscribers. “We create tools that disappear under the hand but leave a lasting impression through design, feel, and finish.”
Phantum’s founders launched the brand after finding few products that met their standards for both performance and design integrity. The debut line is only the beginning: the team is developing glass mousepads and matching performance sleeves, with plans to expand into a broader ecosystem of desk essentials. Each new release will continue to feature collectible packaging designed to add narrative value rather than act as decoration.
Though recently launched, Phantum is already drawing attention beyond France, particularly in Latin America, where design-conscious gamers have begun to integrate the mousepads into their setups. The first collection is now available on phantum.co, with new formats and accessories to follow.
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REEVO Announces New Partnership with SpinLogic

REEVO, the cutting-edge B2B content and aggregation platform, has announced an exciting new partnership with SpinLogic, a leading game provider known for its thrilling slots, table and card games, and video poker experiences.
Through this collaboration, REEVO’s partners will now have instant access to SpinLogic’s entire game portfolio, featuring player-favourites like Mask of the Golden Sphinx, The Cash is Right and Spicy Reels Fiesta, blockbuster titles that are set to capture even more players globally.
Since its launch in 1998, in partnership with RealTime Gaming, SpinLogic has developed a robust catalogue of over 300 high-performing games, continuously releasing new titles every month. This rich and diverse library will now be available through REEVO’s dynamic aggregation platform, further enhancing the gaming choices available to operators and players alike.
By teaming up with REEVO, SpinLogic will also leverage a suite of innovative gaming solutions and advanced technologies, ensuring it remains at the forefront of the ever-evolving iGaming landscape. REEVO’s relentless focus on empowering partners with best-in-class tools, seamless integrations and next-generation capabilities means that SpinLogic is perfectly positioned for an exciting new phase of growth and innovation.
Adrian Ploscaru, Account Manager at SpinLogic, said: “This partnership opens up new avenues for innovation and enhances our ability to deliver top gaming experiences. We believe that working with REEVO will elevate our offering and strengthen our position in the industry. Together, we are committed to understanding and meeting the needs of our players.”
Daniel Cuc, Head of Account Management at REEVO, said: “We are proud to welcome SpinLogic to the REEVO family. Their proven track record of delivering standout gaming content perfectly aligns with our mission to offer operators nothing but the best. Together, we will push boundaries and create exceptional opportunities for innovation, growth, and player engagement.”
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CT Interactive Goes Live on Sazka

CT Interactive’s premium gaming content is now officially live on Sazka.
This strategic launch underscores CT Interactive’s commitment to international growth and reinforces its presence in Central Europe. Czech players now have access to a curated selection of 20 of our most popular slot titles, including fan favourites such as Pick the Pig and Brilliants on Fire. These games have consistently delivered outstanding performance across multiple markets, thanks to their engaging gameplay and superior design quality.
Following the successful certification of the game portfolio including CT Interactive signature jackpots for the Czech market, players can now enjoy a rich and diverse gaming experience tailored specifically to their preferences. Hot Luck is a three-level interactive jackpot system that blends random rewards with player engagement. It boosts excitement, extends session duration and elevates overall gameplay.
Monika Zlateva, Chief Commercial Officer at CT Interactive said: “We are excited to join forces with Sazka, a brand with a strong reputation and a solid market presence in the Czech Republic. This strategic partnership reflects our commitment to expanding CT Interactive’s presence globally and delivering premium gaming experiences to an even broader audience.”
“We’re pleased to welcome CT Interactive’s portfolio to our games selection. Their certified games enhance the range and variety of entertainment we provide, and we’re confident our customers will enjoy them. This partnership reflects our goal to continuously expand and innovate our gaming content,” said Jašek Michal, Casino Operations Manager of Sazka.
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