"Top Twitch Streamers Sign Lucrative Deals with Rival Platforms Amid Revenue Split Dispute"
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Popular Twitch streamer xQc has signed a multi-year deal with rival platform Kick for a reported $70 million, with incentives that could push the number to $100 million. While he still plans to stream on Twitch, it will not be as often as before. Kick, a new streaming service backed by gambling sites in Australia, only takes 5% of its streamers' subscription revenue, compared to Twitch's 50%.
- Twitch Star xQc Signs $70 Million+ Deal With Rival Platform Kick IGN
- Twitch Star Signs $100 Million Deal With Rival Platform The New York Times
- xQc inks $70 million Kick deal in non-exclusive two-year partnership Dexerto
- Video game streamers are rebelling against Twitch’s lower revenue split and moving to a 4-month old platform run by a crypto casino operator in Australia Fortune
- Twitch Mega Streamer xQc Signed By Gambling Company For $100 Million Kotaku
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