How Much Money Does Timthetatman Make A Month

Tim 'TimTheTatman' Betar is one of the most popular streamers. Having started streaming close to a decade ago, TimTheTatman has amassed a large following and is frequently one of streaming YouTube's most subscribed to personalities.

The 31-year-old streamer has made a name for himself playing everything from Overwatch to World of Warcraft, Fall Guys to Call of Duty: Warzone, but his popularity really exploded during the Fortnite boom in 2018, establishing himself as one of the go-to streamers for watching the battle royale on Twitch along with the likes of Tyler 'Ninja' Blevins and Ali 'Myth' Kabbani.

TimTheTatman amassed an enormous following and community on Twitch. He racked up just over seven million followers on the platform before announcing a shock switch in platform. On September 1, 2021, he revealed that he had signed an exclusivity deal with YouTube Gaming, bringing his long stint on Twitch to a close.

Twitch had tied TimTheTatman down to a multi-year exclusivity deal in December 2019, in order to prevent such a platform switch.

As well as being able to draw in the crowds to his streams, TimTheTatman has become renowned as one of the streaming world's least controversial personalities. As a result, his notoriety has seen him branch out further than just live streaming, landing him a spot (albeit, a very short spot) in the NFL 100 commercial during the 2019 Super Bowl. He's also a member of esports organisation Complexity Gaming.

TimTheTatman is married to his wife Alexis and has a young son, Brewer.

Here we answer some more of the most asked questions about TimTheTatman.

What is TimTheTatman's net worth?

TimTheTatman's net worth is thought to be one of the largest in the streaming world. While some conservative estimates put his total worth at around $5 million, Forbes claims that TimTheTatman is worth $8 million.

To put those numbers into perspective, a recent Twitch leak, which reportedly revealed the pre-tax numbers behind many of the platform's content creators, showed TimTheTatman could have earned $3,390,133 from August 2019 – October 2021. That number doesn't take into consideration stream donations or YouTube revenue either.

Given TimTheTatman now has a lucrative YouTube deal and posts videos which rack up hundreds of thousands of views, it could mean that the streamer earns up to $1 million a year.

How much does TimTheTatman earn?

From streaming alone, TimTheTatman earns approximately $1 million a year.

Before switching to YouTube Gaming, TimTheTatman would average around 30,000 subscribers, making him anywhere between $75,000 and $100,000 per month. When you add advertising revenue and donations on top of this, the amount he can earn from streaming is pretty mind blowing.

Of course, this isn't the only stream of revenue TimTheTatman has. His YouTube channel also brings in a generous amount of money, thanks to his uploads consistently hitting at least 500,000 views. While ad rates vary, he is certainly making hundreds of thousands of dollars – if not, millions of dollars – from YouTube each year. Estimates suggest his annual YouTube income could be as high as $1.5 million.

Then there are TimTheTatman's sponsorship deals, which will also bring in revenue. He is sponsored by notable brands such as Chipotle, HyperX, and Herman Miller. While the value of these deals aren't exactly known, they will very likely bring in a combined revenue that is probably a seven-figure sum.

On top of all this, there is TimTheTatman's exclusivity deal with YouTube, which he signed in September 2021. The exact amount he will be paid is unknown, but for the biggest streaming stars these exclusivity deals are likely worth millions of dollars.

What is TimTheTatman's setup?

Monitor: LG 27GL850
Keyboard: Razer Huntsman Elite
Mouse: Razer Deathadder V2
Headset: Audio Technica ATH-M50X
Chair: Herman Miller Mirra
Gaming PC: Custom build

Like most top streamers, TimTheTatman has a top spec setup for gaming and broadcasting to his thousands of viewers.

At the centre of it all is his custom PC, which comprises of high end parts from one of his sponsors, NZXT, alongside an Intel I9-9900K processor, a MSI MEG Z390 Ace mainboard, and an EVGA GeForce graphics processing unit.

For his mouse and keyboard, TimTheTatman turns to another sponsor, Razer. He uses the Huntsman Elite keyboard alongside the Deathadder V2 mouse.

He plays his games on an LG monitor, has an Audio Technica headset, and opts for the Herman Miller Mirra as his chair of preference.

A setup of this spec, along with all of his streaming gear, is likely to push towards $10,000.

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What are TimTheTatman's settings?

While TimTheTatman is one of the most watched stars, his gaming ability can sometimes be, let's say, lacking, compared to some of the other top streamers out there. This is all the evidence you should need…

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However, that doesn't mean that there aren't some fans out there who want to play his style. So here's TimTheTatman's settings for some of his most popular games right now.

What are TimTheTatman's Warzone settings?

DPI: 800
Polling Rate:1000Hz
Sensitivity: 3.93
Aim Down Sight (ADS) Mouse Sensitivity: Relative
Monitor Distance Coefficient: 1.33
Mouse Acceleration + Mouse Filtering: 0

TimTheTatman's Call of Duty: Warzone settings see him playing on 3.93 sensitivity with his mouse DPI at 800. His ADS horizontal and vertical sensitivity are both set to 1.0, and his mouse acceleration and filtering to 0. His monitor distance coefficient is 1.33.

For his visual settings, he turns off V-sync, motion blur, and all shadow effects settings. He also sets his texture, special effects, reflection, and model quality to High, but his object view distance to Low. His field of view is set to 90.

TimTheTatman's keybinds for Warzone pretty much follow the standard PC layout. He reloads with R, crouches with LEFT CTRL, prones with Z, and jumps with the spacebar. The interact button for opening doors and crates is set to E, and he heals up with armor plates using 4. His tactical and lethal equipment is set to G and Q, respectively, and he uses X to pop his Field Upgrade.

What are TimTheTatman's Valorant settings?

DPI: 800
EDPI: 400
Polling Rate: 1000Hz
Game Sensitivity: 0.52
Zoom/Scope Sensitivity: 0.5

TimTheTatman plays on a 0.52 sensitivity in Valorant with his usual mouse DPI of 800. His ADS and scope multiplier is set to 0.5.

In terms of his Valorant keybinds, TimTheTatman uses LEFT SHIFT to walk and LEFT CTRL to crouch. He jumps by scrolling down on the mouse wheel. The keys 1, 2, 3, and 4 are set to equipping primary weapon, secondary weapon, melee weapon, and Spike, respectively. His agent abilities are set to Q, E, and C, and his ultimate is set to X.

What car does TimTheTatman drive?

TimTheTatman recently splashed out on a modified, all-black Hennessy Maximus Jeep Gladiator.

This Hennessy Gladiator looks pretty incredible, but it's real party piece is its supercharged V8 Hellcat engine which produces 1,000 brake horsepower. Yikes.

TimTheTatman has always been a Jeep fan and has owned a few in the past, but none as powerful – or expensive – as this one.

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A standard Gladiator with the ridiculous Hellcat engine would set you back just shy of $150,000, but with TimTheTatman's model being specially modified, the cost is likely to be much higher and probably closer to $200,000.

How tall is TimTheTatman?

TimTheTatman claims in his old Twitch bio that he is six feet tall (1.82 metres). Despite this, he is often the butt of many high-related jokes.

One streamer who certainly isn't vertically challenged, Guy 'Dr DisRespect' Beahm, has roasted his fellow Twitch star about his height on several occasions; the most recent being during TimTheTatman's reveal video of his Hellcat Jeep Gladiator.

On noticing that TimTheTatman claims he "doesn't need" the fold-out step on his Jeep to get in the driving seat, The Doc predicts that he will subconsciously use it. And he's absolutely right.

Still, who cares if you use the step when you got a 1,000 horsepower Jeep to blast around in, eh?

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