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NICKMERCS was back on top of #Ads of the Week with a Seat Geek sponsored stream. Other top streamers Rubius and shroud rounded our the top 3 spots with segments from Bloodhunt and Netflix.
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The Seat Geek segment on NICKMERCS’ channel comes around the time the streamer held his MFAM barbecue at George M. Steinbrenner field in Florida. Not only does Nick host events in sports stadiums (which aligns perfectly with Seat Geek), but the streamer also has other deals within the sports world. He has an active partnership with Barstool Sports specifically around their betting app as well as previous co-streams of NFL Thursday Night Football.
Rubius, one of the top Spanish streamers, held a sponsored stream playing Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodhunt. The new game is a free-to-play battle royale game developed and published by Sharkmob. Playthroughs and early access to gameplay on stream continues to be a popular marketing tactic from video game publishers.
Lastly, shroud hosted a watch party for Netflix’s TUDUM event. The “Global Fan Event” provided inside looks at upcoming series, sneak peaks into new seasons, and exclusive clips. Various actors emceed the event celebrating Netflix and all of the accompanying shows.
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