Tfue reveals huge income – Livestream on Twitch doesn’t have a dime

Status Tfue on the community streaming made him one of the gamer richest in the world. Meanwhile, there are no public statistics, controversy arose around the fact that he turned down a contract streaming from Madden worth 140 thousand dollars and the amount subscribers his giant, seven figures a year is not out of the question.

However, Tfue gave a small tidbit about where most of his money came from. In an interview with the Washington Post, streamer This said his income from playing games and Twitch not the highest.

Tfue mentioned that he makes most of his money from the code program Epic Support-A-Creator. This may come as a surprise to his large fan base on Twitch, as he holds the largest number of subscribers on the platform.

According to the statistics page TwitchTrackerTfue has 16,151 active subscribers on Twitch as of January 14. He is one of the platform’s biggest stars, and while it’s far from his record 65,633 last year, 16,000 is also not a small number.

Twitch loses a lot of signups, up to 50%, but for larger content creators like Tfue, it often splits into 70-30. However, even after accounting for that, Tfue still makes a minimum of $40,000 from the platform.

Including donations and sponsorships streamwhich will greatly increase his Twitch earnings.

So when Tfue made more money through the Support-A-Creator code program, it showed how attractive he is in the community. Fortnite.

That means getting up to $40,000 per month in code, 80 million V-Bucks will have to be routed through the service with the Tfue name attached. Given $80, you will earn about 10,000 V-Bucks, Tfue code alone is worth more than $640,000 for Epic every month.

This also doesn’t include any deals that Tfue has behind the scenes with creator Fortnite, who can give him a bigger slice of the pie, so it’s likely the number is much larger.

Tfue has also earned money from other sources, like YouTube ad revenue and over $600,000 in Fortnite bonuses. However, he is not under an exclusive contract like other streamers and frequently refuses trademark deals for his stream.

Tfue’s income was the source of controversy in 2019, when the Twitch star split with his former organization FaZe Clan over money issues. His contract allegedly contained a clause in which FaZe could take up to 80% of his earnings.

In the same interview, Tfue spoke up when the organization said it only made $60,000 from him. He argued about the number, saying “I know for sure they made more money from me, maybe by taking a bigger cut or by promoting the brand.”

Even though Tfue has a minimum of $80,000 in the bank each month from Twitch, Epic, and other services, Tfue still spends it wisely.

He bought a warehouse near his family home in Florida to run a streaming bootcamp studio with his brother Jack, and he also owns his own home. As the success lasted, he made smart decisions to secure his future and put that huge income to good use.​