Twitch isn't the most transparent platform when it comes to revealing the reason for a streamer ban. For example, the mystery behind Dr. Disrespect's ban still remains. However, in the case of the former Twitch streamer James 'Phantoml0rd' Vargas, Twitch banned him in 2016 for fraud allegations. The streamer has just won his lawsuit against the streaming platform.

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Vargas was quite big of a name in the Counter-Strike: Global Offensive community, particularly CS:GO gambling. Here, players bet in-game skins on professional matches or on games of chance (like using a roulette wheel). Winners take all.

Certain skins in CS:GO are only available in a certain time frame. Therefore, they have a high value on secondary marketplaces. And where there's potential to make a profit, there's gambling.  Dive deep into the seedy underbelly of CS:GO and you will find yourself in a gritty dark place.

With so much money on the line for players who bet their skins on, some are getting very wealthy. Vargas was probably one of them. He was accused in 2016 of running a CS:GO website and actively promoting it though not revealing that he owned the site.

Twitch banned Vargas for the same reason, but without any proof of these allegations of fraud. And this is also what helps him won the lawsuit just a few days ago. The streamer seeks to clear his name, along with financial compensation. Though Vargas was found to be in the right of the lawsuit, he only receives $20,702.34 in damages. Initially, he asked for $35 million.

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With millions of daily views and growing thousands of streamers, Twitch has become a prominent target for lawsuits. The streaming platform faced a "scantily clad" female streamers lawsuit just last summer.

In the case of Vargas, he finally cleared his name after being kicked out of the site without any actual evidence of wrongdoing. However, his lawsuit also brought back some shady practices surrounding the popular FPS game.

The whole CS:GO gambling economy is still running strong regardless. The question of the direct links between streamers and gambling websites remains. And let's not forget the big-time cheaters in the CS:GO scene, who managed to get to the very top.

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Used to be one of the most infamous female streamers on Twitch, Natalia Mogollon, also known as her alias Alinity has disappeared from the streaming platform for a while after some controversies. However, the beautiful streamer is all set to get back on Twitch after dropping a short notice on Twitter. Scroll down to see how her fans react to this.

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Being slammed for feeding her cat Vodka

Back to 2020, Alinity is one of the most popular streamers on Twitch. She is not only well-known for her steamy curves and book appearance but also for her dramas and controversies. Leaving aside her feuds with other streamers, the biggest scandal of the streamer which led her to a serious backlash is when Alinity was caught feeding her cat with Vodka on live stream.

In addition to that, an old video of her tossing her car cruelly was also brought back on the internet. The streamer quickly got into the limelight as not only netizens but also big streamers like Ninja PewDiePie were also vocal about the case.

The “cancel Alinity” trend was so serious that the streamer decided to stay away from the internet for a while. However, it didn’t take us a long time to see the streamer coming back to Twitch and stir up the internet in no time.

Alinity to splits the internet with her comeback

On Feb 21, the streamer took to her Twitter handle a brief message saying that she was about to start her first stream the following day. Right after announcing her first stream after taking a long break, the streamer received thousands of comments and a lot of mixed comments from the netizen. While many people said that they were happy to see her back, many others wished her not to come back. However, these haters and trolls cannot react to Alinity's post as the streamers only allow people she followed to reply to her tweet to avoid hatred comments.

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Pokimane is undeniably one of the hottest Twitch streamers with a huge fan base around the world. Apart from Twitch, she is also very popular on other social media platforms like Twitter, Youtube, or Instagram that every single post of her attracts huge attention in cyberspace.

The American streamer and content creator recently took to Twitter a series of her crying pics. The famous streamer is seen busting out in tears with red eyes while managing a V pose. As followers always see her gorgeous smiles no matter where she is, in selfies or on stream, it is rare to see Pokimane’s tears of sadness.

However, the stream didn’t leave her fans worried as she revealed that these pics were captured so that she can check them back and laugh. In addition to that, Pokimane also comforts herself by saying everything will get better.
These pics are uploaded with a caption that reads:

“Am I the only one that takes photos of themself crying just to laugh at later LOL. Also, a friendly reminder that things always get better.

While some people are curious about what saddened Pokimane, many others rush into sharing the sympathy and showing their strong support to the 24-year-old streamer. A fan even retouched her photo and literally put a smile on her. Take a look at some of the most significant comments and retweets:

For the unversed, although it’s rare to see Pokimane cry in front of the public, it turns out not to be the first time. It can be seen that Pokimane never shies away from showing her emotional side. The streamer once caught shredding her tears while talking to Dr. K about her real identity. The other time was when she talked about one of her aquantains who contracted Covid-19.

Take a look back at the touching moment when the streamers burst into tears talking about how she lost a friend to Covid19:

After getting back from the controversies in 2020, Pokimane is working hard on reaching her target. The number of her followers also accelerates continuously.

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The gaming industry is in full swing over the past few years with the rise of many pro players, gaming influencers, and streamers. When it comes to streaming, Twitch is obviously the most popular streaming platform with more than 14 core users and 0,8 crore active streamers. Despite having a whopping number of streamers, there are only a few who managed to make it big on the platform. 2020 is coming to an end so today, let’s take a look at the most followed streamers on Twitch in 2020.

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1. Ninja - 1,63 cores followers

Being well-known as a pro player and top streamer, Ninja remains his no.1 position on the biggest game streaming platform with 1,63 crore followers and counting. This number is nearly twice as much as the second place so Ninja is supposed to maintain his position firmly in the future. In fact, the streamer soared into fame for streaming games like Fortnite, Halo and many other games and was also top the list of highest-earning streamers last year.

2. Tfue - 0,97 crore followers

Thanks to the popularity of Fortnite in the US, Tfue managed to gain a whopping amount of followers and landed on the 2nd position. However, just like Ninja, he recently has moved on with other games instead of just sticking to Fortnite.

3. Shroud - 0,85 crore followers

Being widely heard for his hilarious aim in CS:GO, Shroud quickly became a popular streamer among the gaming community. He also has the reputation of being a “human aimbot”.

4. Rubius - 0,72 crore followers

Despite not speaking English, the Spanish streamer and Youtuber ends up with the 4th position on Twitch with more than 0,7 crore followers by December 2020. He is also the only non-English speaker to get into the top 10 most followed streamers of the year.

5. Myth - 0.7 crore followers

Although the madness for Fortnite is no longer, Myth still manages to keep his old followers come back and acquire more and more new viewers. He is admired for his amazing building skill in Fortnite but there is more about the streamer that you will want to explore yourself.

6. Pokimane - 0,65 crore followers

Being the only female streamer to get into the top 10 most followed streamers on Twitch, Pokimane has a huge fanbase community not only on the streaming platform but also on other social media.

7. Auronplay - 0,59 crore followers

An emerging Twitch streamer who gain a reputation as a GTA 5 streamer, Autoplay is also one of the leading streamers in the Among Us hype. The streamer once faced a Twitch ban for his bizarre but the ban was quickly lifted up later.

8. TimTheTatman - 0,58 crore followers

From CS:GO, Call Of Duty to Fortnite, TimTheTatman is one of a few versatile streamers who successfully pull off every title, acquire a huge number of viewers and never look back since the begin

9. Summit1g - 0,57 crore followers

Summit1g is a legend on twitch who belongs to the first generation of Twitch streamers. After a 10-year-long career, he has gained more than half a crore followers and he completely deserves it.

10. TheGrefg – 0,52 crore followers

The Spanish streamer who has already been popular for streaming games like Fortnite and Minecraft continues to create a stir with Among Us and Fall Guy.

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Despite being an IRL streamer, Sweet Anita does play several games like Apex Legends and Overwatch. The 29-year-old female streamer who comes from England entered Twitch in 2018 and quickly gathered steam as people gravitated towards her unique energy. Now she has around 1.2 million followers on the platform, together with nearly a million subscribers on Youtube.

As an inevitable part of her condition, she has gone through countless circumstances when the signs of Tourette syndrome including making unexpected sounds and facial gestures (called tics) happen during the stream. Those are all too visible conditions that viewers instantly notice. Thus, Sweet Anita's online persona has always been attached to her tics that frequently appear on her stream.

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On most occasions, her condition would lead to some hilarious incidents. It’s typical to catch her in a random awkward moment while watching her stream. This has caused a lot of viewers to react with sympathetic attitudes towards her stream. Apparently, the famous streamer didn’t enjoy receiving guilt-filled messages from her viewers, saying that she had grown used to it and that laughing at her awkward situations was totally normal. Her tweet back in February clearly shows that the streamers are well aware of her condition and she accepts it. That’s the reason why she wants others to treat her normally and stop feeling sorry for her.

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For long-time subscribers, it’s typical of her as she has always been a cheerful person that radiates positivity. When her Tourette’s syndrome kicks in, she would be the one to laugh at her own tics. Check out some of her funny videos with tics on Twitch:

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Across her platforms, she doesn’t hesitate to talk about her condition, rather the streamer has been really outspoken and supportive for others who suffer from the same syndrome. Constantly being a subject for stereotype and criticism, she never let negative externalities drag her down. The streamer always uses it as a chance to raise awareness.

Earlier, the streamer also gains attention for her unusual story of having a stalker who followed her every time she went out. She even faces death threats and her Livestream section got interrupted due to the crazy stalker. According to the streamer. the problem has been settled down thanks to the help of the police.

Above is some interesting news about the special streamer Sweet Anita who racks up millions of views for her Tourette syndrome. Visit our website Gurugamer.com for more interesting news about games and entertainment!

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Being well-known as the most popular streaming platform for video game players, Twitch is now going further than that. The site is not only the place to stream video games but also to talk about everything in life and many other topics. In the controversial world of Twitch streamers, everything can happen but the story of this streamer will be the weirdest one.

Raising Rs 187 Lakh for a house from Twitch

Recently, a female Twitch streamer username Gavrilka took cyberspace by storm for going live on Twitch and asked her viewers to donate money for an apartment. The most interesting thing is that the streamer used to raise funds for her dream house and received Rs 187 lakhs from Twitch viewers.

Having more than 1,7 lakh subscribers on Twitch, Gavrilka is a Russian girl who gained popularity thanks to her stunning appearance and sizzling figure. She is usually spotted in sexy dance, cooking and just chatting videos on Twitch. Earlier, the streamer landed in controversy for raising funds to buy her dream house. While her expected number is 200k, the streamer ended up receiving Rs 187 lakhs from her fans after just a few weeks.

But she shows no sign to stop

According to the streamer, half of the fund she received was from ‘a generous man’ who donated Rs 58 lakhs. Apart from being shocked and grateful for that, the streamer also added that she didn’t waste the money on anything but saving it for her dream house.

Because of the mixed comments and aggression about asking people for money to buy a house, Gavrilka finally deactivated her account and remained silent about the whopping Rs 187 lakhs she has raised. However, after a few months later, the controversial streamer is back and continues her donation campaign for another Rs 58 lakhs. This time, she aims to buy an apartment and the streamer mentioned neither the 256k donation she received nor her dream house she asked for last time.

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While many people have to work for decades to earn such that amount of money for their own house, this lucky girl is literally winning a fortune thanks for her IRL chatting videos on Twitch. Here is a video of her so you can understand while she made it possible!

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Twitch Streamer TheNicoleT is really lucky to have such a sensible mother.

Streaming is a relatively new profession in the modern era. Therefore, many parents express concerns when their children choose this career path. Twitch Streamer TheNicoleT's mother is no exception. Though being very supportive of her daughter, she didn't forget to be strict.

To celebrate her Twitch channel reaching 300 subs, the beautiful streamer called her mother immediately to announce the news. Upon congratulating her daughter on the achievement, the female streamer's mother also reminded her to "remember to keep some clothes on".

Four Korean girl streamers got banned again right after coming back from the previous ban. It was because they did interfere with the bust of a member in their group on the mainstream. Check out this Twitch story here with Gurugamer.com.

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Girl Streamers Got Banned For Impolite Action On The Mainstream

These four ill-famed streamers come from Korea. They have just come back after the previous ban for offensive streaming content of group swimming. However, it seems that the punishment didn’t make them “docile”. They once again got banned from their impolite and offensive action on the mainstream.

This time, four beautiful streamers didn’t wear sexy bikinis like in their group swimming streaming that made them get banned before. Instead, they wore charming and ravishing cheongsams. It would never matter if they just wore those stunning outfits and did normal streaming. However, after minutes, four pretty girls started to follow the beaten track and did their tricks to attract viewers.

Chobi, the girl in green cheongsam became the victim of the tricks. The other three girls started to untie Chobi’s cheongsam buttons and touch her bust, making the girl cover her bust with her arms and hands. However, Chobi, the victim of the trick, still laughed and appeared to be fine with her friends’ trick on the mainstream. She didn’t show any signs of discomfort or embarrassment with her friends’ impolite manners. 

This trick of four streamers made the chatbox boil with both praises and criticisms. Some viewers even reported and asked the administrator of the streaming platform to ban their channel for those offensive contents. Then, the channel of these four streamers finally got banned. Hopefully, after the ban, they will get a lesson and give up doing sexy or offensive content on their streaming.

Sasha Grey is all set to win the hearts of the audience on Twitch. She is not only streaming games but also chatting with her audience. She recently started streaming The Witcher 3 for the audience and is also seen opening fan mails. One must be amused by the way her fans shower her with gifts, from cameras to streaming mics.

Sasha Grey is gaining popularity with her all-inclusive character. However, she has strictly restricted her chat to English only and has strict moderators who curate her chat from time to time.

Sasha Grey,31 started her career from the adult industry when she was just 18 years old. But she left the adult film industry after facing societal perceptions on female sexuality. In 2008, she landed a leading role in Steven Soderbergh’s, film The Girlfriend Experience. Later she also featured in HBO’s Entourage.

Her book NEÜ SEX a book of photographs was published and she is an international DJ. She has written two novels The Juliette Society and The Juliette Society III: The Mismade Girl which was published in 25 countries. After quitting the adult industry she works as an artist, author, actress, and DJ.

During the live stream, Sasha Grey is seen wearing all covered attire as compared to other female Twitch streamers and her counterparts. She recently did a charity stream for Puerto Rico to provide relief to earthquake victims. She streams at least three times a week and plays a variety of games.

However, her fans from Russia often feel discriminated against by only the English chat system. During the stream, she often refrains from answering questions related to the adult industry. Sasha Grey wants to keep her past behind and move forward with a new exploration journey.

Similarly, other adult industry experts Alana Evans, Mia Khalifa, Rahyndee James, Missy Martinez, Eva Lovia and Riley Reid have also taken to streaming games on Twitch and other live streaming websites and applications.

With how popular PUBG is around the world right now, many gamers have made a living out of streaming the game on Twitch. So, during your matches, have you ever stopped to wonder if the person you are killing (or more likely is killing you) is a popular streamer? How did they react? What did their viewers say in Twitch chat? Did you just do something silly in front of a streamer, and in turn thousands of their fans?

Well, now you will be able to answer all those questions, as a PUBG community developer has created an app that shows kills recorded on camera during streams.

The app, titled PUBG Report, connects kills to Twitch streams by using in-game data. This is possible thanks to PUBG API, an official service that allows developers to use post-match game data to make websites and tools.

So, how does this app work?

All this might sound technical and complicated, but the actual process is surprisingly straightforward: You simply open PUBG Report, insert your in-game name, and after a brief search it will show how many streamers you've killed (or got killed by) within the past 2 weeks. You can even see footage of the exact moment that the kill happens from either player’s perspective by clicking on one of the reports (and enduring through a couple of Twitch ads).

As interesting as it is, the app does have a few drawbacks. For example, right now it only works for PC players. But rest assured, the developer already has plans to add console data in the near future

Another complaint is, as mentioned above, PUBG API only stores data for matches that happened within the past 14 days. So, if you have a proud moment where you manage to take down a popular Twitch streamer or even a pro player, be sure to quickly save it before it is lost.

Of course, it’s not that often that you can encounter a streamer in your game, but if you ever do, PUBG Report will tell you exactly when and where, as well as show you their exact reaction at that moment.