

Streamers Accuse Poker Room and Agencies of Unpaid Sponsorships
Popular streamers have recently come forward with allegations against the poker room America's Card Room (ACR) and intermediary agencies, claiming that they have not received payments for their sponsorships and streaming services.
Ludwig, one of the most popular streamers, expressed his regret over collaborating with ACR, stating that the company did not pay him for sponsorship and tournament winnings. He mentioned that the issues with withdrawals were present in 2020, and he was eventually paid after more than a year. Ludwig also clarified that he had tried to contact ACR directly, but the head of End Game, Scott Ball, intervened and assured him that the payments would be made.
Other streamers, including Alexandra Botez and Amouranth, also reported not receiving payments from ACR. Botez mentioned that all contracts with ACR were signed through End Game, and she has been ignored by the CEO of ACR despite his promises to resolve the issue. Amouranth also stated that she had not been paid a significant amount for her poker streaming services.
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