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7 Hottest Swedish Streamers on Twitch in 2023

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9 months ago

January 19, 2023

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Sweden is home to some of the world’s most talented gamers and streamers, and the streaming community in this Nordic country is only growing.

In this article, we’ll be introducing you to the seven hottest Swedish streamers on Twitch in 2023, with a short overview of each one. With their unique personalities and gaming styles, these streamers are sure to make an impression in the streaming world.

Demisux

Demisux is one of the top Swedish streamers on Twitch, but she’s not your average pro gamer. She is easily the hottest Streamer among the bunch. Her giggles and funny interactions with the chat makes her even more appealing. She’s like a full-blown badass model who chose to stream full-time on Twitch.

She’s known for being an entertaining commentator and providing humorous insight into the games she plays, even though she isn’t always the best at them. Despite that, she’s still able to draw in viewers and have fun playing with them. Demisux promises that her gaming skills aren’t the greatest, but that doesn’t stop her from having a good time. Her commentary and unique style are what sets her apart from other streamers, and it’s why his viewers keep coming back for more.

DoggieStreamerFI

As the name suggest, we’ve found a streamer who adopts a doggie persona. DoggieStreamerFI is a rising Swedish streamer on Twitch who specializes in playing Slots. Having been streaming for quite some time now, DoggieStreamerFI has earned a steady following of fans and loyal viewers due to their friendly and engaging manner.

From their energetic reactions to whatever is happening on the new casinos, to their occasional cosplay, DoggieStreamerFI has shown that they can engage a wide audience. Their stream is quite unique and is always a fun time.

swedenstrong

According to his Twitch bio, Swedenstrong is another Swedish Twitch livestream who plays Dota 2 and gets high. He is the kind of guy who streams incredible gameplay of his Dota 2 skills in the hopes of astound his audience. The majority of the time, he remains hidden behind the camera and takes on the persona of an anime character. However, when he streams with his cam turned on, his presence and vibes endear themselves to the viewers, and on top of that, the Dota 2 gameplay is something else entirely. Since he does not keep a regular streaming schedule, there is a chance that you will be able to watch one of his live streams at some point.

swedengirl98

Meet Swedengirl98, a spontaneous girl who loves to stream a little bit of good and mixed content! She’s been streaming for a few years now and has quite a following. Her streams are known for their randomness, filled with anything from gaming, singing, and just generally having a good time. She’s also known for her helpful advice, always giving out useful tips for those wanting to get into streaming. Her physical appearance is an intriguing part of his viewership, which makes her more entertaining and pleasing to the eye.

If you’re looking to join her community, feel free to join her Discord where you can get information on when she’ll be streaming and even write with her in the chat. Whether you’re new to streaming or a veteran in the game, Swedengirl98 is sure to make your experience an enjoyable one!

swedendg

David, better known as swedendg, is a 22-year-old Twitch streamer from Sweden. He is known for his positive and educational attitude which he loves to share with his viewers. When it comes to his hobbies, David loves to build sound cars and fix cars in general. Additionally, David works as a machinist and engineer.

On his Twitch channel, swedendg streams the popular video game Grand Theft Auto V. He loves to show off his skills in the game while also providing helpful tips and advice to those who are newer to the game. David’s stream is full of excitement and humour, making it an enjoyable watch for anyone who tunes in.

SwedeBadass

SwedeBadass is one of the hottest Swedish streamers on Twitch in 2023. He has not streamed for the past three years due to his military service but is now ready to jump back into streaming. SwedeBadass will not be able to maintain a solid streaming schedule due to his military service, but he will still be streaming as much as possible.

His streams will focus on gameplay instead of discussing the military too much, which is something many viewers appreciate. SwedeBadass plays a variety of games, including first-person shooters, battle royale games, and other popular titles.

He is always looking for new friends and viewers to join his streams and help him create the best content possible. He has a nice beard and overall looks like a model to be streaming on Twitch, his physical appeal and chill music in the background has what attracted the viewers and are eagerly waiting for his comeback on Twitch.

Sweden

One of the most renowned and hottest streamers in Sweden is Andreas Svensson Åkerman, also known as Svenne. He was awarded The Hero of the Year in Swedish Gaming 2018/2019 for his tireless efforts in helping promote eSports in the country. He is a founder and leader of several organizations including Svenska E-Sportförbundet, Team Sweden, Speedrun International, and European Speedrunner Assembly.

Svenne is also an avid gamer and streamer, who has dedicated much of his time to helping others achieve their gaming goals. On Twitch, he streams a wide variety of games such as VALORANT, and Hearthstone. Svenne has a funky look and always entertains his streamers with the banters and the personality he has adopted for his streaming. He always wears funky-looking glasses that appeal to and attract his viewers.

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LEC Introduces Sporting Financial Regulations

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3 days ago

September 29, 2023

Niji Narayan

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To support the long-term financial stability and competitive balance of the LEC, the league is going to introduce new financial regulations – known as Sporting Financial Regulations (SFR) – for the start of the 2024 LoL Esports Season.

The LEC SFR will encourage teams to maintain the total sum of its five highest-paid player salaries below a certain threshold, with teams exceeding the threshold having to pay an excess fee (SFR Fee).

In doing so, the LEC seeks to create a financially sustainable environment for its pro players, partnered teams, and the league itself, allowing all parties to grow at a healthy and scalable pace, and protect the ecosystem from unsustainable spending practices. In addition, the framework will support the league by creating a better competitive balance and more engaging competition, further enhancing the experience for players and fans.

“In the current economic climate, we are dedicated more than ever to creating a sustainable future for our players, teams, and the LoL Esports ecosystem in EMEA as a whole. The LEC SFR, which will come into effect from the beginning of the 2024 Season, is one way in which we’re continuing to work towards our goal of long-term financial sustainability. By doing this, we aim to encourage teams to operate more sustainable businesses to provide job security for players and ensure we serve our fans for decades to come,” said Maximilian Peter Schmidt, Director of League of Legends Esports EMEA.

SFR will encourage each team to maintain the total sum of salaries (known as SFR Spend) paid to the top five highest-paid players in a team within a certain range. The range includes both an upper spending threshold (SFR Threshold) and a lower spending threshold (SFR Floor), with the lower spending threshold amounting to 50% of the SFR Threshold. Meanwhile, the SFR Threshold is calculated based on a number of considerations, including LEC player salaries, League Revenue Pool of the current and forecasted years, team financial data – such as revenue and expenses – and other market indicators. Teams that exceed the SFR Threshold will be imposed with an SFR Fee.

An exception will be made to teams if a player enters into a contract with the team either during or before the end of the 2023 LEC Season Finals. In this instance, the SFR Spend will be reduced by one-fifth of the SFR Threshold or the actual salary amount; whichever is lower.

The policy will be introduced starting from the 2024 LEC Global Contract Start Date (21 November 2023), with the first cycle running until the 2024 LEC Global Contract End Date (18 November 2024).

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Abios Powers Nigerian Esports Betting Brand Oyawin with Data and Widgets

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6 days ago

September 26, 2023

George Miller

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As part of Kambi Group, Abios powers Nigerian sports betting brand Oyawin with odds and statistics from the largest matches and tournaments in esports.

Oyawin, the newly launched mobile-first sportsbook, allows Nigerian esports fans to access a wide range of statistics, as well as streams and odds from top esports matches, directly on their phones.

Abios has supplied 1337Pro with data and statistics for the largest esports titles, including CS:GO, Dota 2 and League of Legends, for years. The organisation has expanded from being a media platform to include a sportsbook solution and Oyawin, a sports betting brand registered in Nigeria.

With the help of Abios’ product portfolio, Oyawin can provide a comprehensive esports solution to Nigerian bettors. It is focused on tier 1 esports titles, including CS:GO, League of Legends and VALORANT. With access to Abios’ full portfolio, Oyawin can engage their audiences with engaging content such as player props, data visualisations and embedded streams.

It also features Abios’ esoccer solution, allowing fans to engage with engaging around-the-clock content supported by widgets and streams.

Oskar Bonnevier Fröberg, CEO and Founder of Abios comments: “To support the growth of esports in Nigeria, we’re delighted to supply Oyawin with our esports odds, statistics and data visualisations. It allows Nigerian bettors to discover and get access to engaging content for the largest tournaments in esports.”

Jason Foster, Managing Director of 1337Pro Bet: “Abios data has powered 1337pro.com for years, from fixtures, statistics and results to live stream links. We have now extended this success with full odds and trading integration for Oyawin. The platform’s successful launch has given us complete confidence in Abios and our products. We look forward to delighting our sportsbook operators.”

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Global Esports Federation Attends UN and Commonwealth Meetings

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6 days ago

September 26, 2023

Niji Narayan

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The Global Esports Federation (GEF) has attended the 10th Commonwealth Youth Ministers’ Meeting (#10CYMM) in London and the United Nations 78th General Assembly (#UNGA78) in New York City. The GEF actively supports the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (#GlobalGoals) and emphasises its commitment to youth empowerment and a more connected world.

At the UN Headquarters, the GEF engaged with global youth, world leaders, and organisations showcasing its dedication to the #GlobalGoals. It underlined the opportunity and role in empowering youth and making a societal impact.

As a partner of #SDGdigital, and alongside the ITU Secretary General, Doreen Bogdan-Martin, the GEF presented the GameChangers Award, recognising youth-led organisations with innovative solutions for societal challenges.

“Sharing the messages of our community from London to New York City this week has been truly inspiring. Meeting world leaders and members of our global community, we conveyed the message that gaming and esports can be a powerful force for positive change in society, particularly for our youth. While many of us are connected, there are still 2.6 billion people who are not connected and therefore are left behind. The GEF is committed to working with partners worldwide to unlock the full potential of esports for a brighter future for all in our global community,” Paul J. Foster, CEO of the Global Esports Federation, said.

The GEF Vice President, Adrian Lismore, joined the Commonwealth Secretary-General, Rt Hon Patricia Scotland KC, at the 10th Commonwealth Youth Ministers’ Meeting in London. The Ministerial Outcome Statement included the acknowledgment of the “economic value to the member states and welcome partnership with the Global Esports Federation and other stakeholders to further develop initiatives and projects.”

The summit brought together over 400 delegates, including Ministers, Government and Senior Officials as well as young leaders, to ratify the Marlborough House Commitment, inspiring hope among Commonwealth youth.

The Commonwealth Youth Ministers acknowledged the potential of esports in driving youth engagement, innovation and economic growth, welcoming partnerships with the GEF. They also recognised the role of start-ups, including esports, in employment generation, innovation and technological advancement, pledging support for their growth.