Players cheer as a streamer is banned live on Twitch from CoD: Warzone, but perhaps they are too early to rejoice

The Twitch streamer Nadia Amine (23) is one of the largest streamers for Call of Duty: Warzone, but she is facing accusations of cheating. She was apparently banned in the middle of a game.

What kind of streamer is she? Nadia Amine is one of the biggest Twitch streamers for Call of Duty: Warzone. With over 4,000 streamed hours, the battle royale makes up more than 85% of her content (via TwitchTracker).

However, the 23-year-old is a controversial figure in the community, her career is overshadowed by cheating accusations, which she has always denied.

“I love seeing her sad face”

What is the current development? In a now-deleted stream, you can see the streamer lose connection in the middle of the game. She then explains that she has been banned, ends the stream, and deletes the VoD.

Many players celebrated the alleged ban as late justice, but others doubt the story. A video on the YouTube channel Call of Shame shows the crucial scenes in English. We’ve embedded it here:

The comments under the video are mostly mocking and gloating:

• thehamburglur7182: “I like how Nadia looks surprised that she actually got banned, but at the same time, you can see she knows why she got banned.”
• JohnDoe26er: “It’s so satisfying to watch your videos. I love seeing her sad face after a fresh ban.”
• juniorwizzard: “Her face when she sees the ban warning is priceless!”

More Twitch news on MeinMMO

Twitch streamer kneels before Gabe Newell because he is no longer allowed to spend money on Counter-Strike 2 – begs for mercy

von Dariusz Müller

Being insulted by strangers is the price to provide for one’s family – MMORPG expert justifies himself after criticism for WoW deal

von Lydia

A version of WoW is too hard, prevents a continuation of the great model of Sauercrowd

von Cedric Holmeier

In a post by commentator Jake Lucky, which appeared on September 26, 2023, on X, formerly Twitter, the mood was already different. He suggests that Nadia might be “trolling for attention” to get invitations to CoD events. This is quite a risky maneuver.

In a later video, Jake Lucky explains that he did not believe for a moment in the authenticity of the ban. Nadia’s immediate reaction did not convince him. He also mentioned anonymous sources claiming that it was all just a publicity stunt.

It is still unclear whether Nadia was actually permanently banned from Warzone. However, she has not shown any Call of Duty on her channel since September 21. Recently, she claimed at the beginning of September that she had not been invited to an event due to her bikini photos:

Streamer says: Activision Blizzard does not want her at event for CoD because of her bikini photos