Well the current situation further solidifies the notion that he bets on the sponsor's money and not from his own pocket. This makes him a fake money streamer. In my opinion twitch banning gambling streamers is gonna cost them a lot and my even put the streaming platform giant under, because a huge percentage of their in-house streamers are gamblers, and with this ban they are literally prohibiting streamers like Rosh from streaming. Not to mention they could've made some compromise where gambling streams could still be moderated one-way or another. In a business standpoint this is not good for twitch, but altogether this just means less platforms for some gambling companies to ever abuse their reach and get to people they aren't supposed to be catering towards.