Twitch Pays Streamers ‘DrLupo,’ ‘LIRIK’ & ‘TimTheTatman’ Millions To Remain On Platform

Like
Like Love Haha Wow Sad Angry
Twitch's logo (Image courtesy of Twitch)

Twitch's logo (Image courtesy of Twitch)

The streaming wars have begun already and in a year full of departures, Twitch has managed to pay off some top personalities. Twitch has been forced to dip into their savings in order to keep Benjamin “DrLupo” Lupo, Saqib “LIRIK” Zahid and Timothy “TimTheTatman” Betar. These streamers have confirmed that they will be remaining at Twitch in a year where Twitch lost arguably the biggest streamer of all time, Ninja

 

The “multi-year content deals” grant these streamers millions of dollars in contracts with the Amazon-owned streaming service. The millions being paid to these streamers isn’t unheard of. Between the three of them, they have almost 10.375 million followers. These gamers pull up to tens of thousands of viewers every stream. 

 

WATCH ‘ARROW’ HOTTIE EMILY BETT RICKARDS TALK HER FAVORITE GAMES & STRATEGIES!

 

Talent agency Loaded, which represent the three streamers, produced another successful round of compromises. The company was involved in the Ninja switch to Mixer that caught the whole gaming and streaming community off guard. Loaded was also behind Michael “shroud” Grzesiek’s move to Mixer and Jack “CourageJD” Dunlop’s move to YouTube.

Twitch accounts for about 75 percent of the streaming market while Mixer, YouTube Gaming and Facebook Gaming are left scraping the leftovers. This deal however is a sign that the Twitch dominance is under threat and that other streaming platforms are expanding.

 

About Author

Like
Like Love Haha Wow Sad Angry

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Pearl Abyss Is Playing It Cool With Crimson Desert — And It Might Be Their Smartest Move Yet

A Comprehensive Guide To New ‘Grand Theft Auto VI’ Rumors & Leaks

You may have missed

Pearl Abyss Is Playing It Cool With Crimson Desert — And It Might Be Their Smartest Move Yet

A Comprehensive Guide To New ‘Grand Theft Auto VI’ Rumors & Leaks

‘Final Fantasy IX Picture Book’ About Vivi Set For May 2026 Release

‘Sonic The Hedgehog 4’ Casts Kristen Bell As Amy Rose

Pokémon FireRed & LeafGreen Hit Nintendo Switch Online

‘Arc Raiders’ Transformed With Weather & New Threats In Shrouded Sky Update

‘Poppy Playtime’ Chapter Five Won’t End The Nightmare

March PS Plus Goes Big: ‘PGA Tour 2K25’ Plus Three More After Leak

‘God of War’ Trilogy Remake In Development As Sony Teases Franchise’s Future

‘Final Fantasy 9’ Remake Rumors Debunked For Now – But The Children’s Book Is Definitely Happening!

David Hayter Returns: Solid Snake Becomes a Permanent ‘Rainbow Six Siege’ Operator

Highly Anticipated ‘Crimson Desert’ Won’t Have Microtransactions

Ubisoft Proclaims ‘More Siege, More Often’ For ‘Rainbow Six Siege’ At 2026 Paris Six Invitational

‘Dead Or Alive’ Returns: New Game Announced for Franchise’s 30-Year Anniversary

How ‘High On Life 2’ Makes You Play the Joke, Not Just Hear It

‘Poppy Playtime – Chapter 5’ Mangles Itself Into Stores Now

‘Slay The Spire 2’ Ventures Into Early Access On March 5

Be The Very Best Once More With ‘Pokémon Red’ & ‘Pokémon Green’ Remakes

Two New Spouses, Smarter Kids Coming to Stardew Valley 1.7

‘Diablo 4’ Lord Of Hatred Leak Shows Paladin’s Evil Twin

Why ‘Delta Force’ Is Crushing Other Shooters On Steam Right Now

‘Cyberpunk 2077’ Puzzle Game D1AL‑ogue Is Free To Keep On Steam

‘Fallout 3’ Remaster Is Still Happening

‘Overwatch 2’ Becomes ‘Overwatch’ Again In Major Soft Relaunch

Fans Pay Tribute After Alexis Ortega, Latin American Voice Of ‘Spider-Man,’ Dies At 38

‘Highguard’ Got Buried Under Negative Buzz – But Does It Deserve A Second Chance?

Siege Breakers Warbond Supercharges Helldivers 2’s Chaotic Sandbox

HBO Announces ‘Baldur’s Gate’ Series Helmed By Co-Creator Of ‘The Last Of Us’ Craig Mazin

Twitch Streamer Aspen Kartier Arrested After Abusing Dog On Livestream