Erobb Twitch Ban Ends

It has been quite the ride for Erobb’s Twitch ban, but it appears to have finally ended—at least for the time being. According to StreamerBans, Twitch supposedly reinstated Erobb’s channel after a month and seven days.

The streamer initially addressed his suspension on September 12th, a few days after it was handed down, and stated that the punishment was for “threatening to beat up” someone at TwitchCon. He added that his suspension was set for 30 days. It is challenging to learn more about the ban unless you speak with Erobb directly because Twitch doesn’t comment on specific creator bans. 

On Nick “NMP” Polom’s Twitch channel, his girlfriend Brittany “Britt” Alexander revealed that the first ban on Erobb was indefinite. Britt claims that in order to get the penalty lowered to 30 days, Erobb had to file an appeal. Following the revelation of his suspension, a large number of creators, many of whom are Erobb’s friends, vented their anger on social media and through their streamers. Erobb’s suspension was extended for ban evasion, according to his friend Zoil, who stated this on his stream earlier this month. The exact reason why Erobb’s suspension was extended from a month to a month and a week remains unknown.

Erobb was taking part in Zoil’s stream using a different account, which was thought to be an attempt to avoid being banned, according to Zoil.