Hugely popular streamer Amouranth may be the face of Twitch’s “hot tub stream” niche, but she’s gradually moved away from more overtly sexual content. Part of that image reinvention has been a series of investments outside of Twitch, the latest of which has fans shocked.
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As announced today on X (formerly Twitter) by Austin-based Wildcard Gaming, Amouranth has purchased a stake in the company, making her a part-owner of the venerable esports organization. This makes her more of a shareholder than anything else, meaning she won’t suddenly be playing Counter-Strike 2 herself, which would surely break the hearts of her many, many fans.
Esports may be a notoriously unprofitable industry, but Amouranth has plenty of money for the worst-case scenario. Her investment streak began in 2021 with, of all things, a Circle K gas station that she bought for peanuts via a financial leak. Apparently, the gas station business appealed to her, and she bought another one the following year, this time a 7-Eleven. Not one to rest on her laurels, she went on to buy an orange grove in Florida, building a hefty portfolio in a shockingly short time.
It makes sense that she’d be investing entirely outside of Twitch to offset her transition into a more gaming-focused streamer, not to mention scaling back her OnlyFans, which she says brings in about $1 million a month. This latest investment would establish her much more firmly in the gaming world and give Wildcard a massive financial windfall that could likely put them in the upper echelon. It probably doesn’t hurt that they’re both from Texas, either.
