Twitch is pretty big indeed, I’m glad to see we start getting present on the platform. I personnally do not watch no play esport but I do like video games and am quite familiar with that industry and the growth it’s known the last few years. Just check how many people watch competitions on League of Legends, Fortnite or, more recently, fallguys, Amon others. Small individual streamers that have a harder time monetizing their activity could be interested in our proposition

Twitch also hosts other type of events, often related to gaming as well (such as last year TheGameAwards ceremony) and there are a lot of charity streams there. I know that Verb management often emphasizes the importance of corporate social responsibility, so I was thinking that maybe some basic Live features could be offered for free (or at a high discount) when it is for charity. It could help these good causes and make the service more visible to stream users (broadcasters and audience)