On September 17, the internet witnessed one of the biggest scams in twitch history. Allegedly, a streamer named ‘ItsSliker’ scammed thousands of dollars from fellow streamers and fans. Streamers like xQc, Trainwreck, and many more fell victim to this felony.

Even some relatively smaller creators were also caught on the net by Silker. That’s why big names in Twitch like xQc lend their helping hands to these creators in their time of need. Like streamer, LukeAFK who couldn’t believe his eyes when he saw xQc sending him a sum of $28000 live on stream.

Luke’s reaction to xQc donation

It surprised no one when the first words that came out of Luke’s mouth were, “Holy Sh*t!” after seeing such a huge donation from his fellow streamer. The chat went crazy seeing such a large sum being sent by the big guy. A lot of Ws and Pogs were thrown!

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Luke immediately expressed his gratitude to X, and almost cried on the stream. One of the viewers wrote a playful massage on the chat, saying, “it is time to save your hair B*tch!”. Which was successful in blooming a smile on the streamer’s face.

 What was the Sliker scam?

Twitch streamer ‘ItsSliker’ organized a wide scam, taking thousands of dollars from fellow streamers and fans. Sliker wasn’t very popular prior to the scam. His main claim to fame was his appearance on the AustinShow as a commentator. Using this opportunity for fame, he gained a fairly significant amount of followers and viewers on his twitch channel. But he lost all of it when he got accused of scamming his viewers, streamers, and even his editors.

On September 17, 2022, a thread in the Subreddit named the Livestream Fails accused Sliker of scamming his followers. This thread revealed a bunch of discord logs and videos where Silker routinely claimed to have issues with his bank and is in serious need of money!

After this accusation, many streamers came forward and revealed that Sliker had also asked them for money in the past, but never paid back. This included big names like Ludwig, Trainwrecks, the Botez sisters, and many more. Twitch streamer and YouTube content creator Moistcritical also covered the drama by making a video on his YouTube channel saying, “this was one of the biggest and longest-running scams in twitch history.”

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