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on promoting gambling websites. One question under the page’s Prohibited Gambling Content FAQ asked: “Is sponsorship of skins gambling, such as for CSGO skins, allowed on Twitch?,” to which the answer was: “No, promotion or sponsorship of skins gambling is prohibited under our policy.”
Naturally, some within the player base are still highly skeptical of these rules as Twitch has notoriously been lenient in the past when it comes to implementing their own rules. Over on Twitter, a content creator namedsaid: “Keep in mind that Twitch doesn’t always enforce what they say in the ToS. This can be a simple PR trick, [as if to say] “look, we care” .” “Let’s wait until they actually do something,” they finished.
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