In a recent discussion, popular streamer Asmongold sparked controversy by floating a bold “conspiracy theory” about Twitch’s moderation system. During a conversation shared in a viral clip on X (formerly Twitter), he suggested that Twitch may maintain a secret “whitelist” of accounts that are immune to certain automated moderation systems used to detect or penalize view-botting and lurkers. His claim quickly ignited debate across the streaming community, with fans questioning whether some creators receive preferential treatment.Asmongold’s remarks came as part of a broader conversation on Twitch’s transparency and fairness in enforcing its platform rules. He hinted that certain streamers might be “omitted” from automated systems designed to reduce inflated viewer counts, which has long been a contentious issue. Though framed as speculation, his statement resonated with many who have accused Twitch of double standards when handling bans, suspensions, and bot-related purges. The discussion has since gained traction, especially as streamers continue to question how Twitch enforces its policies behind the scenes.

Asmongold questions Twitch’s fairness amid botting and favoritism claims

In the now-viral clip posted by BackFromIt, Asmongold described his belief that Twitch operates a “blanket system” for removing lurkers and potential viewbots but that certain streamers are “omitted” from it. He emphasized that this was merely a theory, but one based on perceived inconsistencies in how the platform addresses inflated viewer activity. Many in the community interpreted his comments as a criticism of Twitch’s opaque moderation practices and potential favoritism toward top creators who drive significant traffic and revenue.Asmongold’s claim has reignited broader skepticism toward Twitch’s systems, with viewers suggesting that the platform’s approach to bot detection might not be uniform. While Twitch has previously stated that it uses automated and manual reviews to combat artificial engagement, users have long speculated that certain high-profile streamers are less likely to face penalties for suspicious viewer metrics.

Community reacts as Twitch remains silent

The clip, which has already gained significant traction online, shows Asmongold discussing his theory during a recent livestream, which drew mixed reactions across social media. Some users supported Asmongold’s perspective, calling his point “reasonable speculation,” while others dismissed it as unfounded conspiracy talk. Twitch has not issued any official response to the claims, maintaining its usual silence on moderation-related controversies.Until the platform clarifies how its detection systems operate, Asmongold’s theory is likely to fuel ongoing debate over transparency, favoritism, and fairness on Twitch, a topic that remains at the heart of its community’s trust.Also Read: SypherPK announces split from wife Daniela after 10 years together