Relevance is determined by if you are or are not a pro-gamer for instance. If you're a poor actor, you have to be relevant. Most streams feature someone who is talking non-stop, actually, if not most of the time, it's a group of three that are talking non-stop. You have to act - you have to perform - you have to entertain. Now you need people to watch your stream. Getting to that 500 crucial number when Twitch first started as much easier than it is now. These numbers aren't hard statistics, but let's just say that on average, there is a lot of people watching Twitch, but not very many to bring you to the partner level.
So, at any given time, I'd estimate there are only about 50 channels total that are just dudes and gals playing games and streaming.
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I'd say 20 are for professional tournament outlets, probably another 10 are for casting shows of those professional tournaments, and the remaining is mostly non-English channels mixed with English channels. To give you some suggestion of how many viewers are on Twitch at any given time, right now only 141 channels have more than 500 viewers and of those 141 channels, several are for LCS and game developers who often don't monetize their channels. When you boot your stream up, those 500+ viewers need to hop in. To become a partner, you need 500+ viewers on your stream for awhile. To monetize you have to become a partner, unless you accept only donations. It's entirely possible, but unlikely, that your streaming career will take off, just based on simple statistics alone. Live the dream of playing video games while others watch, as if you're some kind of hero ready to make the best play of the century.
So you want to become a streamer as a fulltime job.
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