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The top five ‘Gaming’ streamers on Twitch could allegedly be earning approximately £11,261 per video on average.

The second most profitable Twitch category is ‘Just chatting’, the top five streamers earning approximately £6,498 on average allegedly.

You can allegedly get paid £951 for sleeping, making it the sixth most profitable category to stream on Twitch.

One of the fastest growing streaming platforms, Twitch, has become a form of entertainment not only for gamers, but a wide range of categories. From ASMR to cryptocurrency, there are many different niches to explore.

With that in mind, the experts at OnBuy Technology sought to find out what are the most profitable categories to stream on Twitch. To do so, they looked at the top 5 streamers for each category and analysed their average media value / video using the tool Twitch Money Calculator. The average earnings from the top five streamers were then calculated.

RESULTS:

Top Twitch Categories Average media value / video for top 5 streamers (£)
  1. Gaming

11,261

  1. Just chatting

6,498

  1. Slots

2,065

  1. Chess

1,770

  1. Music

1,258

  1. I’m only sleeping

951

  1. ASMR

278

  1. Art

268

  1. Crypto

90

At its core, a gaming platform, perhaps it comes to no surprise that the most profitable category on Twitch is well, ‘Gaming’! The top five gaming streamers on Twitch allegedly earn approximately £11,261 per video on average.
In second place, we find a category called ‘Just chatting’ which usually refers to the streamers having a conversation with their audience. However, in this niche we also find the controversial hot tub streamers who recently took over Twitch. In the second most profitable category, the top five streamers of ‘Just chatting’ allegedly earn approximately £6,498 per video on average.

In third place we find the betting fans, the top five streamers who stream under the category of ‘Slots’ allegedly earn approximately £2,065 per video.
If you’re a fan of chess and are pretty good at the game, we have good news! ‘Chess’ is the fourth most profitable category on Twitch, the top five streamers allegedly earning approximately £1,770 per video.

In fifth place we have ‘Music’ with the top five streamers allegedly earning approximately £1,258 per video. Music is followed by a fairly recent trend on Twitch called ‘I’m only sleeping’ where the streamers entertain audiences by hitting the hay, whilst the audience can pay to wake them up with different noises. If you’re a fan of sleeping and are not intimidated by hundreds of people watching you do it, you could allegedly earn approximately £951 per video.
ASMR comes in seventh place with the top five streamers allegedly earning approximately £278 per video from it, followed closely by ‘Art’ with £268 per video. And with over 5 million searches monthly for ASMR related videos according to the experts at TheDozyOwl.co.uk, it’s no surprise to why people love these streams.

In last place we have the world of ‘Crypto’, with experts of the niche allegedly earning only £90 per video for sharing their financial knowledge.

George Miller (Gyorgy Molnar) started his career in content marketing and has started working as an Editor/Content Manager for our company in 2016. George has acquired many experiences when it comes to interviews and newsworthy content becoming Head of Content in 2017. He is responsible for the news being shared on multiple websites that are part of the European Gaming Media Network.

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Arena Racing Company awarded United Arab Emirates Gaming-Related Vendor License

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Arena Racing Company (ARC) has been granted a Gaming-Related Vendor license from the United Arab Emirates’ General Commercial Gaming Authority (GCGRA), an independent entity of the UAE Federal Government with exclusive jurisdiction to regulate, license, and supervise all commercial gaming activities.

The license, operational with immediate effect, affords ARC the opportunity to provide its products and services to licensed operators in the region. Notably, the Racing1 Markets service, an all-in-one horse and greyhound racing solution delivered in conjunction with Racing1 alliance media rights partners at 1/ST CONTENT, Racecourse Media Group (RMG), and Tabcorp, alongside technical partner Pythia Sports. ARC has been added to the list of licensed vendors as per the GCGRA website.

Jack Whitaker, Commercial Manager at ARC, said: “Obtaining this license is a great achievement for ARC and its Racing1 partners. The emerging regulated UAE market is incredibly exciting, and we look forward to showcasing our innovative products and services in the region.”

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Play’n GO games now live with Ivy Casino in the UK

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Swedish gaming giant’s industry signals commitment to the UK regulated market by launching it leading portfolio of games with Ivy Casino 

Play’n GO, the world’s leading casino entertainment provider, has today announced that its industry leading portfolio of games is now live with Ivy Casino in the UK. 

Ivy Casino’s players in the United Kingdom can now access global smash hits from Play’n GO, including Book of Dead, Legacy of Dead, and Rise of Olympus 100 among many others. 

Ivy Casino is a UK-facing online casino brand that launched in 2024 with a focus on delivering a premium, player-centric experience tailored specifically for the UK market. 

The brand operates alongside two sister sites, Rose Casino and O’Reels, which also serve UK audiences and share the same commitment to high-quality entertainment, strong user experience and robust responsible gaming standards. 

Play’n GO has been one of the leading game suppliers in the UK for many years and is steadfast in its commitment to regulated markets globally. 

Magnus Olsson, Chief Commercial Officer of Play’n GO, said:

“We are delighted to launch with Ivy Casino in the UK who, like us, are focused on all the key elements of operating within a regulated market framework. I’m sure this is just the beginning of a long and fruitful partnership.” 

Mark Good, representing Ivy Casino, said:

“This partnership with Play’n GO forms part of Ivy Casino’s ongoing strategy to enhance its content offering for UK players by collaborating with leading studios known for creative, engaging gameplay.” 

Play’n GO is a proud sponsor of the Moneygram Haas Formula 1 team, and recently launched a fashion brand, Play’n GO Shop, to sit alongside its existing Play’n GO Music brand to give fans more ways to connect with Play’n GO. 

In October, Play’n GO set a world record by launching everyone’s favourite slot character, Garga, into space reaching a height of over 35,500m as part of the launch campaign for Reactoonz 100 which instantly became one of the biggest game launches of the year for the company. 

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Esportes da Sorte strengthens brand presence during New Year’s Eve celebrations across four Brazilian capitals

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Esportes da Sorte, one of Brazil’s leading online betting platforms, will be the official sponsor of New Year’s Eve celebrations in four Brazilian capitals: Salvador, Recife, Natal and Maceió. The initiative reinforces the brand’s growing presence in the national cultural calendar and its strategy to connect with large-scale public celebrations beyond the digital environment.

New Year’s Eve is one of Brazil’s most significant annual moments, marked by intense domestic travel, international tourism and mass public participation. By supporting celebrations in four key destinations, Esportes da Sorte aligns its brand with tradition, culture and shared experiences that resonate deeply with local communities.

“Sponsoring New Year’s Eve celebrations in four capitals reflects our commitment to being present in moments that bring people together,” said Marcela Campos, Vice President of the Esportes Gaming Brasil Group, owner of the Esportes da Sorte brand. “Supporting these cities means valuing their cultural identity, strengthening local ecosystems and celebrating the people who keep these traditions alive year after year.”

Across all four capitals, the brand will activate its presence through immersive experiences, public-facing activations and the distribution of branded giveaways — a hallmark of Esportes da Sorte’s engagement strategy at major events. The activations are designed to enhance the festive atmosphere while reinforcing the brand’s connection with culture, entertainment and responsible enjoyment.

The New Year’s Eve sponsorships build on Esportes da Sorte’s broader cultural engagement strategy, which includes long-standing support for large-scale events such as Carnatal, in Rio Grande do Norte — a key fixture in the state’s tourism and cultural calendar. Together, these initiatives reflect the company’s commitment to expanding its footprint in cultural sponsorships nationwide.

Esportes da Sorte’s participation also mirrors a wider trend within Brazil’s regulated betting market, as operators increasingly diversify their sponsorship portfolios beyond football. Music, festivals and cultural celebrations have become strategic platforms for brands seeking broader visibility, deeper community ties and more sustainable engagement with the public.

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