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|seo_title=Streams Charts Partners with KICK
|seo_keywords=Streams Charts
|image=Kick.stream.jpg
|tags=KICK
|date=2025-03-27T16:14:12.000Z
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|source=Esports Insider
|url=https://esportsinsider.com/2025/03/streams-charts-teams-up-with-kick-to-support-emerging-streamers
|article=News/Streams Charts Partners with KICK
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|author=Andura
|category=Business
|content=Stream Charts has announced a new partnership with streaming platform [[Companies/KICK|KICK]] to support the Kick Road Campaign, an initiative designed to assist emerging streamers with fewer than 100 concurrent viewers (CCV). The campaign, which kicks off on April 2nd, 2025, and runs until May 23rd, will offer a $50,000 prize pool to the streamer who accumulates the most views. The winner will be crowned at DreamHack Dallas on May 24th, 2025, and will take home $20k. The winner will be determined based on the highest watch time.

In addition to the grand prize, there will be six separate category awards for top creators in the following fields: IRL (In Real Life), Just Chatting, Respect RP (GTA), Art, Live Music, and Gaming.

As an official partner of DreamHack Dallas, Kick will also have a dedicated booth at the event to showcase the participating creators and their content.

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“Kick’s creator engagement initiatives affirm our creator-first approach to building an organic community,” said Andrew Santamaria, Business Development Manager at Kick. “The Kick Road campaign is an exciting opportunity for passionate, emerging streamers to showcase their diverse content and amplify their audience on the platform.”

Stream Charts will play a crucial role in the competition by providing a real-time leaderboard to track the performance of participants throughout the campaign. This will ensure fair and accurate tracking of achievements during the contest.

Stream Charts, which has been collecting viewership data since 2019 across various platforms like Twitch, YouTube, Kick, NimoTV, and Trovo, is well-regarded for its insights into the performance of content creators.
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