Esports Latest Updates : Retired Call of Duty Player Scump added new feather in his cap.

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Seth “Scump,” a retired call of duty player, has added another achievement to his résumé by surpassing concurrent 95k viewers.

On his Call of Duty official Twitch account, he often has 30k fewer viewers.

Come check out @chieftancoool streaming #Call of Duty: Warzone on #Twitch now! Show the love at https://t.co/g3eNzoXGoX @Twitch @TwitchReTweet @TwitchSharing @Retweet_Twitch @TwitchShare #TwitchStreamer #RetweetTwitch pic.twitter.com/2wnJp3ekQa

— The Edgeworth Lunatic Asylum (@EdgeworthianIRL) January 20, 2023

He recently announced his retirement from the professional circuit, and his first watch party broadcast, which drew 90k viewers for the second week of Major 2 Qualifiers, helped him accomplish this goal.

63k viewers have been added to the other COD official Twitch channel on average, according to his retrospective numbers.

Additionally, he received tokens of appreciation from various creatives, like Tim “The Tatman,” who generously gave 100 subs to the Scump channel.

Scump just racked over 90,000 concurrent viewers and nearly $17,000 in Twitch subs (after the 50/50 split) in just one watch party for CDL

I think mans made the right move

— Jake Lucky (@JakeSucky) January 21, 2023

By collecting 6.7 thousand subscribers, he set a new record and earned a staggering $16.8 thousand every month.

The number of subscribers he acquired in the next month will determine whether the numbers increase overall.

One of the leading figures in the global Call of Duty community, Seth has had a successful post-retirement career.

Some of the fans responded to the top CDL player and his subsequent videos on Twitter.

Call of Duty forced Scump to retire in order to save the League prove me wrong pic.twitter.com/2uUcvj9pUP

— Jake Lucky (@JakeSucky) January 20, 2023

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