Some Game Livestreamers Can Make A Whopping $50,000 Per Hour

Making millions of dollars from playing games is not an unrealistic prospect anymore. Now a bunch of millennials has opted in videogame as a serious career. Nowadays, video game publishers are reportedly willing to pay well-known live-streamers by up to $50,000 or even more to play their latest games on the streaming, expecting to approach to buyers in a crowded industry where dominant products like “Fortnite” is spreading a large shadow onto.

According to a publication from The Wall Street Journal on Saturday, E.A, Activision Blizzard, and Ubisoft are some top publishers paying hefty money streamers. Amid the rapid growth of online platforms, especially real-time services, having famous streamers play the game is an essential part of the business.

Those companies sometimes keep in touch with dozen of game streamers in order to send them a beta version of the video game before the official launch date. Meanwhile, all moves that a streamer needs to follow are to play the game through the demo on Twitch or uploading a video they played through on their popular YouTube channel.

For instance, Take-Two Interactive Software is likely to hire some live-streamers to do some test of Borderlands 3. Ubisoft will reportedly give streamers some very first experiences in the "Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon Breakpoint".

It remains clear that publishers completely understand how videogame streamers could affect audiences, who will be the potential to buy or play the game in the near future. For those, who are having a massive number of followers and subscribers like Tyler “Ninja” Blevins and Sean “Sean "Jacksepticeye" McLoughlin, they’re obviously able to advertise the game in their best ways. According to Celebrity Networth, with around 22 million audiences, McLoughlin and Blevins can earn at least $300,000 to $1 million per month thanks to their online streaming work.

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