Win.gg
News
How to get Escape From Tarkov Twitch drops How to get Escape From Tarkov Twitch drops
Hardcore multiplayer
shooter
Escape From Tarkov’s rewards for watching live streams have been a huge hit. Here’s how to get Escape From Tarkov Twitch drops.
Escape From Tarkov Twitch drops aren’t always enabled, but developer Battlestate Games regularly opens up the drops system throughout a year. Here’s how to get Escape From Tarkov Twitch drops by linking your Twitch account to your Battlestate games account.
How to get Escape From Tarkov Twitch drops
To be rewarded for watching Escape From Tarkov streams, you need to link both the Twitch account you’ll be using to watch the streams with the Battlestate Games account that you want to receive the rewards. Follow these steps to unlock the Twitch drops:
- Go to Escape From Tarkov’s website
- Sign into your Escape From Tarkov account
- Make sure you’re also signed into Twitch
- Head to your Battlestate Games profile
- Select “Link Twitch account” from the menu on the right
From there, the eligible streams to collect rewards vary depending on the restrictions of the given Twitch drops event. In the most recent
event, most of the rewards were only available through a Battlestate Games-approved list for most days, with two days allowing fans to watch any stream in the Escape From Tarkov Twitch category to collect rewards.
What can you get from Twitch drops?
The types of supplies and the consistency between them has varied widely through Tarkov’s lifespan. Even when the community has complained about lower quality drops, there are still some serious prizes available. From Labs keycards to quest items and highly sought-after components like graphics cards, there’s always something worth testing your luck for.
Most fans will turn on an approved stream, mute it, and go about their day collecting rewards. This is a win-win for Battlestate Games and the streamers, inflating Tarkov’s numbers during the period.
Nicholas James
About Nicholas James
Nicholas James is a gaming writer with a passion for all things geekdom, as well as live theater. Nicholas is best known for covering League of Legends and other top MOBA titles, but his expertise covers numerous games across multiple genres. When not watching the LCS or playing the latest new release, Nicholas can be found doing some tabletop gaming and painting his favorite miniatures. Nicholas has also published with Hotspawn, TheGamer, Dexerto, Esports.gg and other industry outlets.
View full profile
Read Also
News
Study: What is your late-night gaming session costing your boss?
Conn Mc Gillion
Hopping on a game with friends can keep most players up far past their regular bedtime. So much so, that it can apparently affect your boss and colleagues as well as yourself. Win.gg's latest study shows that nearly half of U.S. gamers feel less productive at work the day after a late-night gaming session, with an average productivity slump of 2 hours. 49% of employed U.S. gamers admit that they ...
Slots
How To Play CCTV Rush Hour Game by 155.io
Simon Day
If you have your finger on the pulse of gaming, then you will know the excitement about the new Rush Hour betting game from Studio 155. This unusual and innovative game has garnered a keen following as it has expanded across a number of online casinos. It is quite different to your standard gambling options on sites and that has piqued the interest of many players seeking something new and ...
News
New York sues game developer Valve, alleges gambling promotion
Khizar Mundia
The US state of New York has filed a lawsuit against Valve Corporation, claiming as it sues the industry giant that an in-game mechanic that the developer uses and promotes in multiple popular titles is too similar to gambling. The lawsuit specifically targets loot boxes, an in-game mechanic that players unlock using real-life money for a chance to win in-game prizes. The rewards are sought after and traded, often using ...
News
As MrBeast collaborates with Super Group, talks spark over future
Khizar Mundia
Famed content creator James “MrBeast” Donaldson is collaborating with Super Group, the parent company behind popular betting platform Betway, sparking speculation about his potentially being further linked to the betting and gambling industry moving forward. MrBeast is one of the largest streamers and influencers in the world, known for his over-the-top challenges and big-money charity initiatives. In 2025, MrBeast was notably seen setting a donation record for the Guinness World ...
Slots
Rush Hour CCTV Game: How Does It Compare to Traditional Casino Games?
Simon Day
Rush hour the annoying traffic phenomenon becomes an exciting new playing experience thanks to Rush Hour CCTV from 155.io. This brand new online betting game allows players to predict real-world traffic to win up to 18x their bet. In this guide, we’ll look at how Rush Hour CCTV compares to other traditional casino games such as slots and card and dice games. We’ll also point you towards our three top ...
News
Pennsylvania posts huge gambling revenue for January 2026
Khizar Mundia
Pennsylvania’s gambling industry has gotten the year 2026 off to a strong start, with the US state reporting better than a 10% year-over-year growth in revenue for January 2026 compared to the same month in 2025. Pennsylvania is one of the leading regulated gambling markets in the United States of America, with the state consistently generating hundreds of millions in betting tax revenues. The state offers several gaming options for ...
News
Gambling operators must adapt to paid partnership changes on X
Khizar Mundia
Paid partnerships on X have had great potential value for gambling operators in their marketing and advertising efforts, but the platform's new changes will require betting operators to adjust their approach to remain in compliance. News has been circulating that social media giant X has made substantial changes to its paid partnerships requirements, notably targeting gambling ads in the process. These ads are a great way for gambling marketers to ...
