Typically, youtubers make between roughly $1.25 and $3.50 per 1000 views. As mentioned above, it all depends on ad interactions. It varies wildly, but that's what I understand to be the typical number.

edit: sorry, that's not a source. i get these numbers from websites like socialblade, along with other various websites i've stumbled upon in the past.

i mean, he averages like 100k views a day. Most people get like 200 dollars for every 100k views. So that's like a 6k a month salary (72k a year)

for what it is, that's bank and a half imo

flight booked. c u @

Hey, so some of you guys may know that I'm one of the newbie mix admins. About a month ago, we were approached by tf2 community member—and current newbie—ShdSteel (rep thread, backpack) about raising funds for TotH to put in the name of Newbie Mixes.

If you're planning on contributing to TotH either monetarily or with in game items, check out the steam discussion for details about raffles, the motives behind this pool, or if you have any questions. Feel free to ask here, too.

https://steamcommunity.com/groups/na6v6newbiemix/discussions/0/535152511351393559/

Thanks, guys!

if you want your comms censored or whatever, i'd be willing to do that too.

The thing I'm paying for are local obs recording or streams. If I have to take the time to render it out, I'm not paying for it. That doesn't mean I wouldn't appreciate comms recordings, but I won't pay for them.

Friendly reminder that I'm still looking (and even paying) for good invite/prem/plat match POVs. Record stuff this season!

This post was just brought to my attention today, actually. I don't know how I missed it, but yeah.

This is a true problem that we have every single week, including this one. There's only so much abuse my friends list can take. Please coach. There are currently 23 newbies with no competitive experience waiting to play 6s for basically their first time. More than 50 newbies with less than silver experience waiting to get in and learn the game. Pleasepleaseplease come coach. If you are scared because you don't know what to do with coaching, I made a guide:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F6kXmIIsLDM

The developers have briefly emerged from their dim lair to describe how they do what they do on our dev blog. If you have any specific questions about our systems, we're happy to answer what we can both here and in future blog posts.

http://blog.tf2stadium.com/how-it-works-basics/

hey canada ( ° ͜ʖ͡°)╭∩╮

But really though, welcome to competitive! Do you know what format you're wanting to play in/ what the formats are? I'd reccomend you check out http://playcomp.tf for info if not.

cheap breakfast food > cheap any other kind of food

Just a quick update: We got a bit of feedback on both this post and the steam discussion that some people would prefer a dark theme, while others liked the white theme. Well, while our backend devs are chugging along with making everything work, our resident graphic designer Capu has created a dark theme so you can game with your fragile eyes upon release.

http://i.imgur.com/nJ9yC1A.jpg

We plan to always be listening to your feedback! There will also be a blog post on our developer blog within the next few days explaining all the technologies that are going into the site, so stay on the lookout for that.

Also, like schalla said, if you have anything you'd like to read about on our blog, please tell us so we can write stuff that is actually relevant. See schalla's comment above for info.

not saying i disagree with you, but this doesn't mean you're allowed to leave ;-;

We could really use some coaches tonight since a lot of people that usually help out are involved with/ at i55. Thanks!

that last team looked VERY confused

you didn't miss much