Uzi's live broadcast data was announced, and his monthly income broke records, making him more profitable than being a professional player

Recently, many people have been paying attention to the topic of e-sports, and I believe everyone has been paying attention to it, and there is one thing that has caused a lot of discussion during this time, that is, the matter of the spring game, the popularity of this year's spring game has plummeted, on the one hand, because after the version update, the game has become very boring.

On the other hand, many top players have left, and they have also started broadcasting, for example, Uzi played for a season last season, and then decided not to play, this season continued to be an anchor, after returning to the live broadcast, Uzi's popularity is still very high, many people are curious, he is really more profitable than being a player?

So recently, everyone finally has data to see, that is, Uzi's live broadcast data was announced, his monthly income broke the record last month, let's look at the data, uzi broadcast live for a total of 26 days last month, the live broadcast duration was 157 hours, and the live broadcast was about 6 hours a day, which is actually not short.

The active audience is as high as 810,000, and there are about 200,000 people who give gifts, which can reach one-quarter, and an average of one person can give gifts for every four people, with a total value of 760,000 gifts and 90,000 paid gifts.

Judging from these data, Uzi's income last month was a lot more than last month, so it comes back to his live broadcast income compared with being a professional player, which profession is more profitable?

There are also two incomes that are very considerable, one is the business he receives, and now he doesn't have a team contract, so he is very free, so he can take on any advertising cooperation that he thinks is okay, such as helping to promote games, as well as various business cooperation, in addition, the signing fee is also the main income.

A top player like Uzi, all live broadcast platforms are vying to sign a contract with him, and they all hope that he can broadcast live from his home platform to attract traffic, so the signing fee is rising, this signing fee may be higher than the team's signing fee, plus the usual gift income, his overall income now is definitely higher than being a player, and it is much easier, do you have anything to say about this?