PLATFORM Amazon’s streaming service, Twitch, has new rules that are active immediately and must be obeyed by streamers. Twitch is now banning its streamers from promoting sites deemed to “gambling” Counter Strike: Global Offensive (CS:GO) skins.
In the CS: GO game, gambling and skin trading (exchange) are very common. In fact, this practice has become a business among CS:GO players.
CS:GO skins are quite expensive for an in-game item. The price is high from a dealer because the leather is considered rare and hard to get.
For this reason, many CS:GO players turn to skin gambling sites, where they can have the opportunity to throw items, hoping to hit a jackpot, much like a slot machine. Of course players have to pay some money in the real world.
Seeing this situation, Twitch now bans its streamers from collaborating with related sites.
Remember, quite a few underage players are consumed by trading sites, which promise rare skin rewards.
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