Online gaming is much more than simply a means to kill time. With many gamers finding success by pursuing their passion, it has developed into both a sport and a vocation.

For the uninitiated, live streaming of video games involves gamers broadcasting their gameplay to a live internet audience. On the website Twitch, this technique sprang to fame in the middle of the 2010s. In fact, YouTube developed a distinct program called “YouTube Gaming” in 2015 specifically for game streamers. However, the video-sharing social media network stated that it would stop supporting the app in 2018. The app was unable to gain sufficient traction.

We’ve created a list of 5 of these game broadcasters today. Read on.

1. Ajay – Total Gaming, first

This gaming streamer, affectionately known as Ajjubhai, has a staggering 31.7 million subscribers. It’s interesting that he has yet to reveal his face and identify with his audience. He chose to enter YouTube after becoming an expert in-game mechanics, and in 2018 he launched his own channel. His favorite video games are Grand Theft Auto 5, GTA V, Minecraft, Garena FreeFire, and Clash Squad.

2.Ankit Sujan of Gyan Gaming

This gaming streamer launched his YouTube channel in 2017 and today has over 13.9 million followers. He has almost 2200 videos posted on his channel. In addition to this, he often engages with his supporters. Garena FreeFire is his preferred game.

3. Ujjwal Chaurasia – Techno Gamerz

This New Delhi-based gaming streamer has 25.1 million subscribers in total. Game titles including GTA V, Red Dead Redemption 2, Minecraft, Ranch Simulator, PUBG Mobile, and Garena FreeFire are among those he is renowned for broadcasting. Strangely enough, Snow Bros. was his first video game.

4. Amit Sharma – Indian Gamers

This West Bengal-based game streamer, who is well-known for his Garena FreeFire live streams, launched his YouTube channel to pass time after graduating from college. At this point, he has over 12.7 million subscribers.

5. Sahil Rana of AS Gaming

This player is frequently spotted playing the well-liked fight game Garena FreeFire, which has over 16.8 million users. After three hard years, he finally released his first video on YouTube after launching his account in 2016.

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