Hey /r/Twitch!

I am happy to announce that /u/ItsSquidlyInk is the latest winner of the /r/Twitch Clip Contest!
Here's their winning submission:

Submission: I have condemned him.

Game: Phasmophobia

Description: Trolling a friend who just survived a ghost hunt, I might of jinxed him...

New Clip contest will open up on September 9th! Please continue reading below for everything you need to know if you want to take part in the contest!

Clip Contest Information

What is it? The Clip Contest is an opportunity for /r/Twitch community members like yourself to gain exposure for their broadcast through various rewards, by submitting a Twitch Clip from their broadcast.

How does it work? I will post a bi-weekly thread and sticky it for visibility every two weeks. Eligible community members will then post a link to their Clip, and the submission that gets the most up-votes throughout the two weeks will have their channel featured on the subreddit sidebar! The second week of the contest is reserved for voting, so I will be locking the contest thread one week to ending.

Are there any Rules for entry? Yes. If you hope to take part in the upcoming contest, then you must abide by the following set of rules:

Rules for Entry:

• One Clip submission per contest. If you are currently in the sidebar, can't enter this time.

• The Clip submission must be from your own channel, and can't be a previous winning clip.

• The Clip submission must be a Twitch Clip and not another platform.

• If your content is NSFW (i.e. profanity) then please mark it as such.

You mentioned Rewards? Indeed I did, here's a list of all the amazing rewards you can win:

• Your channel gets featured on the next Clip Contest thread, and you will be on the sidebar for two months. We're hoping this brings your channel some extra attention!

• One Tweet of your stream from our twitter! (Must follow @TwitchSubreddit.)^{Must claim}

Anything else? Yep, here are a few mores things that you should keep in mind when entering:

• Do not create throwaway accounts to up-vote/down-vote: This is against Reddit's Content Policy and anyone found creating throwaway/alternate accounts to manipulate the votes will be reported to Reddit admins.

• Do not ask people to up-vote your submission: This is also against Reddit's Content Policy and anyone found asking for votes will be reported to Reddit admins. This includes sharing your submission with your community in any format.

Also if you have any suggestions or feedback on how the contest should be ran or other ideas for possible rewards, then please reach out to us via modmail.