Topic: Twitch is going to ban most crypto gambling streamers. Where will Drake go now? (Read 986 times)
November 19, 2022, 01:19:06 PM
October 19, 2022, 10:44:32 PM
Removing gambling related streams then it would be particular giving out different impressions to other co-streamers whether they would really be affected by that or would simply ignore and stay up on Twitch.
For sure it would really make out some decrease but lets see if on how they would really be able to handle up such changes but pretty sure that they had been fully prepared and aware
in regarding on the decisions that they had made out.
Just like the rest been saying that this isnt only the streaming platform out there.There's still some other options left.
But maybe those streamers will switch to gambling games that are still allowed by Twitch because it means they don't have to leave Twitch which has given them space to share hobbies or provide content for people. If that's the case, maybe people will be more careful about providing content and try not to violate Twitch's new rules.For sure it would really make out some decrease but lets see if on how they would really be able to handle up such changes but pretty sure that they had been fully prepared and aware
in regarding on the decisions that they had made out.
Just like the rest been saying that this isnt only the streaming platform out there.There's still some other options left.
So the ban from Twitch is not the end of everything but a new beginning for streamers to be able to continue to channel it elsewhere. We will see later.
At the end of the day, we are talking about something that is going to hurt the markets a bit, and that's not going to be so simple to go on neither, it's going to be marketing hell for a while until all of them find another place, which means it will take time and cause some discomfort.
I think something, it is a very logical thing but due to the issue that twitch and everything it represents many people do not dare to say it, but DRAKE is very influential, even if they go to YouTube itself, YouTube has a piece where they can interact, or wherever you go you will have people, more as they see it associated with Stake.com it gives you much more level, more category and more elegance, so in these cases, a platform like Twitch is good, but at least thought already there must be another platform that players are going to put as their favorite, although to be honest, if stake.com intends to make their own platform for streamer they have what and the talent and professionals to achieve it.
They may, I didn't know that youtube was also banned, but I believe that it depends on the streamer and what they do to get the viewers. Are you telling me that drake could stream "anywhere" and I mean literally anywhere and can't find viewers?
Of course he would be able to find some viewers no matter where he streams, I feel like Eddie could do a smaller version of the same thing, of course not as much as Drake but still find some viewers, and that means it is going to be easy to handle. On the other hand, if we are talking about you or me, then it is going to me hard because we wouldn't get a lot of viewers anywhere, so it depends on their fan base, not where they stream.
Finally Drake will make a stream tomorrow on Twitch just few hours before the ban of Stake will officially starts there. So if they are rushing to put in place a stream now and announcing it only one day before, it's certainly because they want to make a last stream on Twitch. What is the reason if it's not because they think themselves they won't get the same success on another streaming platform?Of course he would be able to find some viewers no matter where he streams, I feel like Eddie could do a smaller version of the same thing, of course not as much as Drake but still find some viewers, and that means it is going to be easy to handle. On the other hand, if we are talking about you or me, then it is going to me hard because we wouldn't get a lot of viewers anywhere, so it depends on their fan base, not where they stream.
Yes, as we have been speculating, Clive is one of the best options not just for Drake but for other gambler streamers. So I'm expecting that they have move already to Clive and it will start over again.
If not Clive, then there are other options, actually there are a lot and it seems that other streaming services have already updated their platform and their ToS and mostly it will be favorable to gambler steamers as we all know that this is a billion dollar industry.
Well, the truth is that I don't really care where you want to go to continue watching DRAKE's live performances, the last one was very good, it's a shame they didn't call me, I didn't have much luck, but I congratulate all those who managed to call and win, in addition to those who called I extend my congratulations to them, hopefully they are also active here in the forum, however wherever you have to go for the live performances of Drake and Stake.com for me it will be Well, in fact, I'm starting to grow fonder of roulette, as Drake has shown that you can make a lot of money there.
October 15, 2022, 05:31:20 PM
They may, I didn't know that youtube was also banned, but I believe that it depends on the streamer and what they do to get the viewers. Are you telling me that drake could stream "anywhere" and I mean literally anywhere and can't find viewers?
Of course he would be able to find some viewers no matter where he streams, I feel like Eddie could do a smaller version of the same thing, of course not as much as Drake but still find some viewers, and that means it is going to be easy to handle. On the other hand, if we are talking about you or me, then it is going to me hard because we wouldn't get a lot of viewers anywhere, so it depends on their fan base, not where they stream.
Finally Drake will make a stream tomorrow on Twitch just few hours before the ban of Stake will officially starts there. So if they are rushing to put in place a stream now and announcing it only one day before, it's certainly because they want to make a last stream on Twitch. What is the reason if it's not because they think themselves they won't get the same success on another streaming platform?Of course he would be able to find some viewers no matter where he streams, I feel like Eddie could do a smaller version of the same thing, of course not as much as Drake but still find some viewers, and that means it is going to be easy to handle. On the other hand, if we are talking about you or me, then it is going to me hard because we wouldn't get a lot of viewers anywhere, so it depends on their fan base, not where they stream.
Yes, as we have been speculating, Clive is one of the best options not just for Drake but for other gambler streamers. So I'm expecting that they have move already to Clive and it will start over again.
If not Clive, then there are other options, actually there are a lot and it seems that other streaming services have already updated their platform and their ToS and mostly it will be favorable to gambler steamers as we all know that this is a billion dollar industry.
October 15, 2022, 04:52:04 PM
They may, I didn't know that youtube was also banned, but I believe that it depends on the streamer and what they do to get the viewers. Are you telling me that drake could stream "anywhere" and I mean literally anywhere and can't find viewers?
Of course he would be able to find some viewers no matter where he streams, I feel like Eddie could do a smaller version of the same thing, of course not as much as Drake but still find some viewers, and that means it is going to be easy to handle. On the other hand, if we are talking about you or me, then it is going to me hard because we wouldn't get a lot of viewers anywhere, so it depends on their fan base, not where they stream.
Finally Drake will make a stream tomorrow on Twitch just few hours before the ban of Stake will officially starts there. So if they are rushing to put in place a stream now and announcing it only one day before, it's certainly because they want to make a last stream on Twitch. What is the reason if it's not because they think themselves they won't get the same success on another streaming platform?Of course he would be able to find some viewers no matter where he streams, I feel like Eddie could do a smaller version of the same thing, of course not as much as Drake but still find some viewers, and that means it is going to be easy to handle. On the other hand, if we are talking about you or me, then it is going to me hard because we wouldn't get a lot of viewers anywhere, so it depends on their fan base, not where they stream.
October 15, 2022, 04:26:56 PM
They may, I didn't know that youtube was also banned, but I believe that it depends on the streamer and what they do to get the viewers. Are you telling me that drake could stream "anywhere" and I mean literally anywhere and can't find viewers?
Of course he would be able to find some viewers no matter where he streams, I feel like Eddie could do a smaller version of the same thing, of course not as much as Drake but still find some viewers, and that means it is going to be easy to handle. On the other hand, if we are talking about you or me, then it is going to me hard because we wouldn't get a lot of viewers anywhere, so it depends on their fan base, not where they stream.
Finally Drake will make a stream tomorrow on Twitch just few hours before the ban of Stake will officially starts there. So if they are rushing to put in place a stream now and announcing it only one day before, it's certainly because they want to make a last stream on Twitch. What is the reason if it's not because they think themselves they won't get the same success on another streaming platform?Of course he would be able to find some viewers no matter where he streams, I feel like Eddie could do a smaller version of the same thing, of course not as much as Drake but still find some viewers, and that means it is going to be easy to handle. On the other hand, if we are talking about you or me, then it is going to me hard because we wouldn't get a lot of viewers anywhere, so it depends on their fan base, not where they stream.
They may not get the same success in the beginning switching to another streaming platform.
But I believe, it would only take time before people will notice the new one.
We can't expect that a new streaming platform will get the same success like twitch.
But if popular streamers will move to this new one, their followers will also follow them.
Give it a time, and you will hear a new popular streaming platform owed to Drake.
October 15, 2022, 02:39:48 PM
They may, I didn't know that youtube was also banned, but I believe that it depends on the streamer and what they do to get the viewers. Are you telling me that drake could stream "anywhere" and I mean literally anywhere and can't find viewers?
Of course he would be able to find some viewers no matter where he streams, I feel like Eddie could do a smaller version of the same thing, of course not as much as Drake but still find some viewers, and that means it is going to be easy to handle. On the other hand, if we are talking about you or me, then it is going to me hard because we wouldn't get a lot of viewers anywhere, so it depends on their fan base, not where they stream.
Finally Drake will make a stream tomorrow on Twitch just few hours before the ban of Stake will officially starts there. So if they are rushing to put in place a stream now and announcing it only one day before, it's certainly because they want to make a last stream on Twitch. What is the reason if it's not because they think themselves they won't get the same success on another streaming platform? Of course he would be able to find some viewers no matter where he streams, I feel like Eddie could do a smaller version of the same thing, of course not as much as Drake but still find some viewers, and that means it is going to be easy to handle. On the other hand, if we are talking about you or me, then it is going to me hard because we wouldn't get a lot of viewers anywhere, so it depends on their fan base, not where they stream.
October 13, 2022, 03:04:33 PM
I think it's very hard to stream gambling on facebook and Instagram because both are strict they require licenses before a streamer can stream gambling activities on these platforms.
In as much as it is possible, for me, I see no reason why it will be hard for a global superstar like "Drake" from getting a license to enable him run a successful live streaming. Because for me, I see Instagram to be a very good alternative compared to its counterpart "Facebook" which is always loaded with a variety of content. And I hope "Twitch" never regret this action made if all it's gambling streamers abandon the platform for good, as that will be a very huge loss of money to Twitch.
October 13, 2022, 01:35:33 PM
i figure all crypto gambling streamers will go to youtube. but as you know that won't last long.
youtube will do what they do best, censor the biggest channels as soon as they are settled in.
Stunna, can you make a site thats just for crypto gambling streaming?
you would make millions from it.
i love watching slot streamers. its great entertainment.
youtube will do what they do best, censor the biggest channels as soon as they are settled in.
Stunna, can you make a site thats just for crypto gambling streaming?
you would make millions from it.
i love watching slot streamers. its great entertainment.
I think the site you mention is more concerned with convenience for its users, so they pay more attention to what they think is best. By banning gambling on the platform, They will get more respect from their users, I think so based on what I read from the reasons for the ban on the platform.
October 13, 2022, 08:31:03 AM
I have no doubt that Drake will use the tried and tested DLive that Eddie is using every Saturday now, because Eddie from Stake.com were also banned from the Twitch platform. 
(Just because he mentioned the Stake.com domain and also displayed it on a banner add whilst he was streaming)
I am just worried that the DLive platform will not be robust enough to handle the Drake stream, because he has a significant amount of people following him.
Considering drake was doing something for just partnership, I am pretty sure that he will be gambling wherever he is told to, so wherever Eddie ends up, Drake will gamble there too. This is just a business deal for him and for stake as well, I do not know where all the other gamblers will go, but I know for sure that Drake and Eddie will stick together and gamble at the same place no matter where that place is. (Just because he mentioned the Stake.com domain and also displayed it on a banner add whilst he was streaming)I am just worried that the DLive platform will not be robust enough to handle the Drake stream, because he has a significant amount of people following him.
I know it's not idea for that type of situation because in the end they may have to switch places. But, the point of Drake streaming is partnership with stake so that he would bring in more customers via his streams so he is not doing it for anything else.
October 12, 2022, 12:30:39 AM
Youtube is worst than Twitch, so I don't think there's another good platform for Drake except Twitch since the other platforms doesn't popular.
Why is YouTube worse than twitch? They have massive global market share, just not in livestreaming. Their political censorship is overboard but I understand wanting to waive liability from the tech censorship overlords by banning discussion of contentious political topics. Gambling isn't as taboo so it seems like they allow gambling content to be published.
Youtube may block gambling content in countries where gambling is ban. That is the censorship youtube will do on gambling channels. Youtube is playing safe when they remove or banned videos that have political views. They just don't want to have problems with the authority and wanted to make their operation smooth by banning and deleting videos that can offend or attack any political parties. Aside from that, Youtube is a good platform and maybe a good alternative for gambling streamers now that twitch is banning these gambling streamers.
Though we also don't know what will happen if regulators started to pressure youtube to ban gambling streamers since it is highly possible to happen too.
YouTube is monetising there platform to make more money and they will be ready to ban and thing whether video or any that can make government to take a look at there activities which can lead to heavy sanctions. YouTube will not give streamers a better and complete view.
So far, YouTube is really leading in preferred alternatives for gambling streamers and content creator to run to if ever Twitch will really ban those kinds of content. However, like what you said, YouTube is not really ideal in terms of catering these players and streamers because as time goes by, they also limit the type of content of what you are can upload. This makes it inconvenient and hassle on the part of the streamers and creators as well.
I agree that YouTube really maximizes their monetization and we can't really blame them since they are also a business. However, to the extent of suspension and banning of accounts and categories to be uploaded and streamed the moment they deem it necessary will just bring the same chaos to the streaming community particularly with the subject of gambling, just like whats happening now. The only difference is that it is delayed in nature since there's a only a few who decided to make the jump yet. In addition, YouTube is densely populated with minors, so it could lead to more serious problems if the age restriction won't be followed strictly.
October 11, 2022, 06:51:47 PM
Youtube is worst than Twitch, so I don't think there's another good platform for Drake except Twitch since the other platforms doesn't popular.
Why is YouTube worse than twitch? They have massive global market share, just not in livestreaming. Their political censorship is overboard but I understand wanting to waive liability from the tech censorship overlords by banning discussion of contentious political topics. Gambling isn't as taboo so it seems like they allow gambling content to be published.
Youtube may block gambling content in countries where gambling is ban. That is the censorship youtube will do on gambling channels. Youtube is playing safe when they remove or banned videos that have political views. They just don't want to have problems with the authority and wanted to make their operation smooth by banning and deleting videos that can offend or attack any political parties. Aside from that, Youtube is a good platform and maybe a good alternative for gambling streamers now that twitch is banning these gambling streamers.
Though we also don't know what will happen if regulators started to pressure youtube to ban gambling streamers since it is highly possible to happen too.
YouTube is monetising there platform to make more money and they will be ready to ban and thing whether video or any that can make government to take a look at there activities which can lead to heavy sanctions. YouTube will not give streamers a better and complete view.
October 11, 2022, 06:10:56 PM
Let's just assume that Drake is finally banned from Twitch,
This is if twitch is actually banning individual streamers as well, then I guess it's safe to say that Drake will be banned, but if we should go by what Twitch said in the announcement they posted on Twitter, they said they are banning casinos from streaming on their platform, not individual streamers like Drake and the likes.
And as for him using other platforms like Facebook for his streaming business, if he was to ask me, I would suggest Instagram, I find streaming on Instagram more professional than streaming on Facebook.
Probably going to wait if Eddie is going to buy Dlive then they can stream there without any issues.
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October 11, 2022, 05:06:00 PM
Let's just assume that Drake is finally banned from Twitch,
This is if twitch is actually banning individual streamers as well, then I guess it's safe to say that Drake will be banned, but if we should go by what Twitch said in the announcement they posted on Twitter, they said they are banning casinos from streaming on their platform, not individual streamers like Drake and the likes.
And as for him using other platforms like Facebook for his streaming business, if he was to ask me, I would suggest Instagram, I find streaming on Instagram more professional than streaming on Facebook.
October 11, 2022, 04:52:21 PM
Let's just assume that Drake is finally banned from Twitch, he still has options to use for live streaming as he does on Twitch, Youtube, and Facebook are still there, these two platforms as far as I know are also used by other influencers on streaming gambling platforms.
There are many users of this platform that I mentioned.
So I don't think Drake will be affected much in that regard, it's just that his record on twitch is not good anymore, right?
This doesnt talk about getting banned or something but totally Twitch is really banning out gambling streams specially into those offshore licenses outside US and since Drake is There are many users of this platform that I mentioned.
So I don't think Drake will be affected much in that regard, it's just that his record on twitch is not good anymore, right?
commonly seen on this platform then other streamers would really be affected as well but its true that it wont really be that much of an issue
considering that we do have other platforms which these streamers would be flocking in.
It would be never a problem since there are currently existing platforms which can do the job.It is on Twitch loss if they would really be implying these rules.
October 11, 2022, 12:41:51 PM
Why do we even need to compare Youtube and twitch ? Both cover the difference audience and both are popular in one way or another, however, Youtube is more watched as compared to Twitch. As per some data , Youtube has 2.1 billion monthly active users while only 30 Million Active users visit Twitch daily. So you can find the difference in number of visitors at both platforms.
However, when it comes to gambling content or crypto currencies content, both have some restrictions and those streamers are not given free hand on both platforms. Twitch bans content which included unlicensed slots, dice and other gambling games while youtube has a restricted policy over content related to gambling, drugs , alcohol etc.
Content creators and advertisers need to follow the policies given by these centralized platforms and also creators needs to find a more decentralized place on the internet where they can create content and stream without much restrictions.
Youtube doesn't just have videos, youtube has streaming as well for a while now. There has been a ton of people who moved from Twitch to youtube, and then even back, which means that you are seeing something that would be profitable for these people if they picked youtube and streamed their gambling there.However, when it comes to gambling content or crypto currencies content, both have some restrictions and those streamers are not given free hand on both platforms. Twitch bans content which included unlicensed slots, dice and other gambling games while youtube has a restricted policy over content related to gambling, drugs , alcohol etc.
Content creators and advertisers need to follow the policies given by these centralized platforms and also creators needs to find a more decentralized place on the internet where they can create content and stream without much restrictions.
But, as far as I know youtube already has a ban for gambling streams, which means that both of these websites are out. It's clear that there is a need for gambling only (well you can add other stuff too but marketing point should be gambling) streaming service, that way all of these gamblers would go there, including drake, which would create a good marketing for them. Hell, Drake could start his own, and make money from that too.
October 10, 2022, 02:40:42 AM
Let's just assume that Drake is finally banned from Twitch, he still has options to use for live streaming as he does on Twitch, Youtube, and Facebook are still there, these two platforms as far as I know are also used by other influencers on streaming gambling platforms.
There are many users of this platform that I mentioned.
So I don't think Drake will be affected much in that regard, it's just that his record on twitch is not good anymore, right?
There are many users of this platform that I mentioned.
So I don't think Drake will be affected much in that regard, it's just that his record on twitch is not good anymore, right?
October 10, 2022, 02:03:39 AM
I have no doubt that Drake will use the tried and tested DLive that Eddie is using every Saturday now, because Eddie from Stake.com were also banned from the Twitch platform. (Just because he mentioned the Stake.com domain and also displayed it on a banner add whilst he was streaming)
I am just worried that the DLive platform will not be robust enough to handle the Drake stream, because he has a significant amount of people following him.
(Just because he mentioned the Stake.com domain and also displayed it on a banner add whilst he was streaming)I am just worried that the DLive platform will not be robust enough to handle the Drake stream, because he has a significant amount of people following him.
October 10, 2022, 01:04:56 AM
As of now, Youtube doesn't forbid gambling streamers so your argument about being restrictive is somehow invalid. It is possible that the time will come for Youtube to do the same thing as twitch but not at this moment.
I remember reading in the past that youtube only allows gambling content where the gambling site is approved by them(similar to what was written on the twitch announcement that was posted on a thread here in the forum), so as far as I know, they do restrict certain gambling content that violates their community guideline. that being said I am not sure if they are more restrictive than twitch but as far as I know, they do restrict certain gambling content. 
October 09, 2022, 03:59:38 PM
Aside from that, Youtube is a good platform and maybe a good alternative for gambling streamers now that twitch is banning these gambling streamers.
YouTube is more restrictive when compared to Twitch in this case which is why I don't think your suggestion is really helpful here.As of now, Youtube doesn't forbid gambling streamers so your argument about being restrictive is somehow invalid. It is possible that the time will come for Youtube to do the same thing as twitch but not at this moment. Streamers whose content are about to be banned on twitch needs an alternative platform and Youtube is one of the best alternative for now. If you don't think Youtube is a good alternative then kindly tell me which platform do you think is much better.
October 09, 2022, 03:46:10 PM
Only a YouTube hater would say crap like that since anyone with a half-decent brain knows that YouTube is way, way more popular than the other platforms which were mentioned in some of the previous posts.
You are right. YouTube is more popular than Twitch and it's not fair to compare them to each other. However, twitch is more suitable for streamer especially gamers, thanks to its features.Youtube rules and terms are more strict then Twitch. So, if a type of content is banned on twitch, you can be sure it will not be accepted on youtube.
Although I am not a fan of tiktok as I believe it's mostly used by the Gen Z, it looks like it's the new trend and it may replace those old streaming platforms.
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