Apex pro “HisWattson” gives away over $25K in gaming PCs and other stuff

An MVP award isn’t just won at a tournament or in a game. In real life, an MVP award is much more satisfying, and that award this time went to professional Apex Legends player Jacob “HisWattson” McMillin.

The player has donated over $25k in PC, thousands more in a BIPOC tournament, and helped fund various good causes thanks to the ad revenue he generated on Twitch for the holiday season.

HisWattson has kept its promise

Recall that last October, HisWattson announced that different advertising spots would start appearing on his Twitch channel. The revenue generated would be used to buy Gaming Equipment for his fans who could not afford it.

All of us who know this popular Apex Legends streamer see that he has always been opposed to placing ads on his Twitch streams. But, in a move many will remember his entire life, he leveraged his recent partnership with MSI to help the community.

There is no doubt that many gamers worldwide can’t afford to buy gaming peripherals, let alone PCs, so Santa Claus arrived this Christmas in the form of HisWattson for a lucky few.

Finally, last December 21, HisWattson announced that he had approximately $20k coming out soon. The streamer also took the opportunity to thank MSI for this collaboration.

HisWattson’s MVP doesn’t stop there

Well, a few hours ago, HisWattson’s confirmed that it had already sent all the PCs to the lucky supporters. He also included that $5k was used to fund a BIPOC tournament and another $4k to pay for a dog operation.

He also highlighted that some money was used to buy Christmas presents for needy children.

Some of the money was also used to buy Christmas presents for children.

As we can see, one of his latest Tweets has been a publication where he raffles a Gaming PC valued at $2,000. He also explains that the PCs have already been delivered to the lucky followers, but he decided to open a raffle to the public.

About HisWattson

HisWattson is a North American player with only two years as a professional in Apex Legends. Still, he has been characterized as a very interactive player with the fans in his streaming.

He currently plays for FURIA Esports, and recently, his team was ranked #11 in the ALGS 2022 Split One Pro League – North America and third in the JBL Quantum Cup 2022 – North America.

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