NRG Esports Acquires Sodapoppin's Northern Gaming

Chance Morris is an American vlogger, online gamer and social media personality known by the online moniker Sodapoppin”. Chance "Sodapoppin" Morris received $50,000-here's one big donation -and Lea May received $22,000. Even the most famous of Twitch streamers are not above the rules and laws guiding the use of the digital streaming platform. Maring will work with NRG Esports as Assistant General Manager of Gaming, while sodapoppin will join NRG Esports as owner, advisor, and streamer.

Sodapoppin is one of the biggest an the most popular streamer on Twitch and have been at DreamHack streaming and meeting fans several times. Initially, he was an exclusive World of Warcraft player, however, with his ever-growing followership, he has made his video content to become more diversified.

Morris started streaming on Twitch in 2012 after he switched from Xfire. Canadian esports organization Northern Gaming, co-owned by popular streamer Chance Sodapoppin” Morris, has been acquired by NRG Esports. But despite this sporadic bad behavior, or perhaps because of it, Tfue has a large following on Twitch with over 2 million Twitch subscribers, allowing him to stream full-time.

As previously stated, a Twitch streamer's most stable source of income comes from ad revenue and subscription fees. Whether he's playing WoW, going out to take a road trip with Forsen or play another game with Greekgodx, the fans really love what he does. Add in a load of other games such as GTA5 as well as hosting VR ‘meetings' with his fans and it's not difficult to see why he's ‘the Man'.

The game grew on him as years went by and in 2010, he got his shot on the now-gone live streaming website, He didn't really receive a lot of viewers during that time but it was a start. Sodapoppin is an American vlogger, Twitch streamer who is famous for creating gaming content where he uses his comedic talent to make things interesting.

It was in 2012 that Sodapoppin actually came to life and the name was incredibly popular among his fans; he posted his first YouTube video and called it ‘Sodapoppin playing Amnesia 2'. After his first video, he moved on to stream his gameplay for the World of Warcraft which throughout the years has been one of the most popular games.

He also posts his content on his YouTube channel multiple times a week. In 2012, he created his YouTube channel, Sodapoppin and as of 2018, he has 876k+ subscribers with more than 288 million viewers. If people want to watch a tournament, they will, regardless of who else is streaming.

I feel like I wouldn't want to go talk to him I would fuck with the time and I wouldn't become a streamer. BetOnline has had its fair share of scandals, ranging from a live streamer catching a dealer cheating to claims about bots. Right now, Chance Morris has over 2 million followers and a total viewer count of over 220 million as of July 2018.

Sodapoppin is his alias name for the online community and is actually named Chance Morris. Morris streamed other games before switching to online gambling. For those dedicated Twitch streamers who put all of their time and effort into their craft, it sometimes becomes evident that they can make more money streaming than they did at their previous occupation.

Yes, he's not a professional gamer at all, let alone esports worthy, but it's how he connects with his audience while playing or vlogging that makes him a standout from the rest of the streamers on Twitch. Chance first started twitch gaming on a platform called ‘Xfire' and then he soon joined He also did upload a post on Reddit to let people know that he was switching platforms.

His income streams in from his Twitch subscribers, ad revenue, donations, and most importantly, sponsorships. Morris began streaming on Twitch in 2012 after switching from Xfire He was a successful World of Warcraft player reaching top rank with over half of Twitch's WoW followers viewing him.

It's really difficult for a streamer to still maintain popularity despite leaving a certain game they're known for. Mack Marin, Northern Gaming's founder and co-owner, announced that all of the organization's assets will move over to NRG—including player and streamer contracts.