Devin Nash
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Twitch Goes Pay to Win
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October 1, 2021
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October 1, 2021
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Twitch always surprises me with its ability to introduce features that not a single person likes. Is this a focus group thing? So Twitch has introduced a Twitch Pay to Win feature, where you can boost a Twitch stream. You can boost a Twitch stream for money and pay for recommendations - where your stream is featured to users on the website in certain places.
Make no mistake that you are not paying for viewers on Twitch, and you're not viewbotting either - these are two different things and we break them down here. This isn't paying for viewers on Twitch, or paying to grow on Twitch. It's an entirely different system that isn't as effective.
Giving money to Twitch to boost your stream when Twitch already takes the highest percentage of revenue from creators than any platform feels pretty bad. The community agrees and basically no one liked this change. I made this video about Twitch recommendations and the Twitch recommendation system so that people fully understand this system and what it actually does.
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