Where Did The Twitch Gamblers Go?

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Twitch’s new gambling rules have been in place for over a week and the result is terrible.

Sure, some of the biggest streamers on the platform aren’t playing Crypto slots now. But the slots category on Twitch is now filled with viewbotters, outright scams, and streams whose only job is to get you to go to another streaming site to watch the same old gambling.

And if a viewer does follow a streamer to one of these other sites… you might see some pretty messed up stuff.

And Twitch’s inaction looks all the worse in the face of these new challengers looking to cut in on the action. So today let’s look at Twitch, post-gambling-ban, and ask – how did it somehow get worse?

Written & Hosted by: Josh Bury (@ThrownGauntlet)
Edited by: Colten Gowan (@TheOnlyZoltan)
Produced by: Danny Burke (@lurkeyburke) & Keith Capstick (@KeithCapstick)

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