Did anyone managed to read about what a well known affiliated streamer on Stake had to say about gambling and streaming on twitch?
https://www.dexerto.com/entertainment/trainwreck-hits-back-twitch-gambling-ban-demands-sliker-controversy-1934996/Someone asking to pay for his losses because he blames the streamer for getting him involved in the first place.
Some crazy stuff going on there for real.
During the last couple of megaraces the owner did mention he is working on purchasing the current platform they are streaming on, D-Live.
They are probably going to call it eDDie-Live just for the fun of it.
Based on Trainwreck statement that people always ignore the important points in gambling and don't correct themselves on how to deal with streamers on social media. Even when referring to gambling streamers, it's not just Twitch, Facebook, Youtube, and social media that provide streaming services that don't make everything wrong. Because basically, they do business, work, are affiliated with casinos, have agreed on contract rules, and so on. The problem lies in the spectators not being able to screen for themselves that the decision to bet or not is theirs, simply because they get caught in the flow and then blame it unilaterally. I watch streamers a lot, but the decision to bet or not is in our hands. It is therefore important to screen yourself from the temptation of betting. As with soccer betting, it is still said to have some skill and indeed cannot be categorized with slots or roulette as some streamer victims experience.