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After receiving a brief chess playing and learning session with GM Hikaru Nakamura, Ludwig won one of three games at the group stage playing under the handle Lud-Skywalker. His persistence paid off, and he made it into Group D. Ludwig shared on YouTube that he actively sought an invitation to the initial PogChamps in June 2020. As of January 2021, Ludwig has more than 1.2 million YouTube subscribers and over 1.4 million followers on Twitch. Chess and PogChamps helped take him to an even greater level. Ludwig’s stream, as well as his YouTube channel, really began to take off when he began playing “Pokemon” and “Super Mario 64” live.

LUDWIG TWITCH SERIES

When his popularity exploded in 2020, Ludwig followed up with a second championship series with an even greater pool of $10,000. He started his Twitch stream in 2018, and later that year he ran the Ludwig Ahgren Championship Series for the game.

He was originally known in the gaming community as a “Super Smash Bros. He played in PogChamps 3 and is playing again in PogChamps 4.īorn in New Hampshire, Ludwig graduated from Arizona State University in 2017. As one of the breakout stars of PogChamps (where he was a consolation bracket finalist), Ludwig became a commentator for PogChamps 2. Ludwig was a player and commentator for the first PogChamps tournament. However, Ludwig also says: Tax write-offs would ultimately leave him between $ 10,000 and $ 15,000.Ludwig Ahgren, popularly known simply as Ludwig, is an American Twitch streamer, YouTuber, Smash Bros player/commentator, and celebrity personality. With around 80,000 subscriptions, the remaining money dropped to around $ 3,000. He wants to donate one US dollar to a charitable organization for every subscription. Of this $ 83,000, however, he has promised to be charitable. He employs around 15 moderators and pays them along with around 5,000 a day. Of the approximately $ 150,000 that was now left, he still had to give his team their share. But he lives in Californians, because more taxes go out: In California you pay 13.3% income tax. That is why many streamers and YouTubers lived in Texas, New Hamsphire or Floria and paid less tax, explains Ludwig. Because he lives in California, there are extra taxes, the state income tax. Ludwig also seems to be dissatisfied with 35%. Big streamers negotiate significantly better conditions. The proportion of the subscription money that Twitch takes is a matter of negotiation. Ludwig says: Twitch takes 35% of the revenue because the streamer is still in an "old Twitch contract" that dates back to before Among Us got so big. The streamer himself said in the stream that after all the deductions, he gets very little money out of the total income: He calculated himself down from $ 471,000 to $ 3,000.

When he did his billing a few days ago, he took on $ 471,000 in gross receipts. He himself is transparent with his income and shows it again and again.

The streamer Ludwig started a "marathon" stream on Twitch about 2 weeks ago.According to his calculation, he only gets a small fraction of it after taxes, Twitch share and other expenses: He sees himself at around $ 10,000. The streamer Ludwig “Ludwig” Ahgren (25) has been live on Twitch for 326 hours.