FaZe Clan members Ronaldo, Jason, and Lacy have unintentionally disclosed their Twitch earnings from their recent subathons, and the figures are quite impressive.
In recent years, Twitch streamers have increasingly hosted subathons. These events have not only created some of the most memorable moments on the platform but have also set substantial records.
The format of these subathons is generally similar. For every new subscriber, streamers extend their broadcast by a few additional hours. If there’s a surge of subscriptions, they might even introduce exciting challenges to enhance the experience.
Ironmouse’s September Subathon exemplified the potential success of these events, as the VTuber shattered Kai Cenat’s previous record of 306,261 subscribers. Nevertheless, she wasn’t alone in elevating the excitement throughout the month.
Members of FaZe Clan, including StableRonaldo, Jason, and Lacy, also conducted their own subathons, and the trio experienced remarkable success.
Interestingly, they inadvertently revealed their earnings on Twitch. Jason accidentally disclosed that he had earned over $500,000 for the month.
Meanwhile, both Lacy and Ronaldo shared screenshots indicating that they had each made over $1,000,000. A significant portion of these earnings stems from advertisements rather than subscriptions.
Lacy and Jason not safe either… pic.twitter.com/JumbMrzyCq
— Frostty (@FrosttySZN) September 30, 2024
Sharing earnings during streams does not violate Twitch guidelines, so they will not face any penalties. However, many streamers typically choose to minimize the financial details they disclose to their audience.
These reported revenues mainly reflect subscription income, but they may also include earnings from bounty work, such as running specific advertisements and playing selected games, depending on Twitch’s offerings at the time.
It’s also important to note that donations are not included in these figures, as they are processed through separate platforms. Therefore, the actual earnings are likely even greater than what viewers observed.
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