> disclosure from the streamer Last year, when this problem started to get attention from the FTC and other regulators, TotalBiscuit posted a detailed explanat

> disclosure from the streamer Last year, when this problem started to get attention from the FTC and other regulators, TotalBiscuit posted a detailed explanation of proper disclosure. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NSvHhDmIe6Q https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NSvHhDmIe6Q It really is that simple in most cases; just be very clear that you were paid (a free copy of the game counts), and let the viewer decide what they want to watch. I suspect their view-counts will stay about the same if the streamer is careful to put the same effort into paid videos as they do for their normal content. People watch the better streamers to see the character the streamer is creating and/or the show they produce. A good entertainer should be able to work with - or around, if necessary - paid demonstrations.