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TwoStepsInHell Stream starting Saturday 20th March 8:22am

Followers:

2,372

Views:

0

Status:

Affiliate

Mature:

No

Language:

Russian

Created:

26th Jan 2016

Long-term stats

Start:

Saturday 20th March 8:22am

Length:

11 hours

Watch time:

105 hours

Followers:

-1

Views:

82

Friday 19th March 3:28am (1 hour, 32 minutes)

Sunday 21st March 7:09am (4 hours, 35 minutes)

Average viewers:

14

There is usually a high degree of variance between streams and averages can get easily skewed (by a large raid for example). This panel uses standard deviation of calculate an expected range and then displays whether or not the stream falls within this range. Please note that being on par is not a negative, particularly if the trend is positive.

Stream performance:

Above

Previous stream trend:

Positive

Views per hour:

8.00

There is usually a high degree of variance between streams and averages can get easily skewed (by a large raid for example). This panel uses standard deviation of calculate an expected range and then displays whether or not the stream falls within this range. Please note that being on par is not a negative, particularly if the trend is positive.

Stream performance:

On par

Previous stream trend:

Negative

Stream overview - TwoStepsInHell's stream starting Saturday 20th March 8:22am

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Dota 2

Watch time:

131 hours

Stream length:

8 hours, 37 minutes

Average viewers:

14

There is usually a high degree of variance between streams and averages can get easily skewed (by a large raid for example). This panel uses standard deviation of calculate an expected range and then displays whether or not the stream falls within this range. Please note that being on par is not a negative.

Max viewers:

29

Game performance:

Above

Views per hour:

8.40

There is usually a high degree of variance between streams and averages can get easily skewed (by a large raid for example). This panel uses standard deviation of calculate an expected range and then displays whether or not the stream falls within this range. Please note that being on par is not a negative.

Views:

63

Game performance:

Below

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