That brings us onto the second variable which we’re certain exists, your stream needs at least 5 viewers on the stream you’re currently running. Older channels do occasionally show up, but it’s much rarer for that to happen. You could add feedback about this on, it's probably not ideal.- Matt April 16, 2018īased on the research we’ve done, it’s very likely that there’s a weighted preference with the most recently created channels having a much higher chance of appearing in the Mixer Up and Coming section when compared to older channels. Today it's true that older accounts would have a much harder time getting on up and coming. There’s no definitive answer to this question, however we can glean some information from various sources including Matt (the founder) who’s given a little insight several times. With the lack of additional detail out there though it’s difficult to dig into this in great depth with accuracy, for example will your channel show in the Mixer Up and Coming if your account is over 6 months old and have been streaming on and off? Although there isn’t a lot of information publicly available based on how the algorithm works, what we do know for sure is the channel creation date is probably the most important factor behind getting into the Mixer Up and Coming section. This is the first variable which we’re certain is a factor. There are two things we know of which impact your chance of getting into the section.
Let’s dig into other the factors at play here… How Mixer Up and Coming WorksĪlthough there isn’t a lot of information publicly available around how the algorithm works, we’ve been able to find quite a lot from official social media accounts as well as posts from the founders.
It’s unlikely that the algorithm has been updated yet, so this information from Matt is still relevant. That’s been confirmed by one of the original founders of Mixer, Matt Salsamendi, in multiple places and most recently in mid-2019. The Mixer Up and Coming section is pulled together based on Mixer streamers who have recently created an account on the platform as well as the streamer having at least 5 viewers on their current stream. Mixer’s Up and Coming section really helps new streamers get seen though, so let’s take a look at how it works.Īre you trying to work out how to get on the Mixer Up and Coming section? Getting yourself noticed on any platform is a challenge, regardless of if it’s starting out on Mixer or if you’re trying to become a competitive player in Hearthstone.
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