Static residential proxies for Twitch viewbotting, how many needed ?

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Its too expensive to use rotating residential proxies, so i will be using static residential proxies for viewbotting.

If i have a stream thats 8 hours long, and has 100 average viewers. It would be suspicious and detectable that the 100 viewers are all watching for the same amount of time , so i would probably need 300 different rotating twitch accounts for 100 average viewers 3:1 ratio and random watch times e.g. 1h, 2h, 30 min. But how many proxies would I need to use? Would I have to buy 300 static residential proxies to prevent detection, or could i use 150 static residential proxies and share each twitch account with 2 proxies ?
 
Its too expensive to use rotating residential proxies, so i will be using static residential proxies for viewbotting.

If i have a stream thats 8 hours long, and has 100 average viewers. It would be suspicious and detectable that the 100 viewers are all watching for the same amount of time , so i would probably need 300 different rotating twitch accounts for 100 average viewers 3:1 ratio and random watch times e.g. 1h, 2h, 30 min. But how many proxies would I need to use? Would I have to buy 300 static residential proxies to prevent detection, or could i use 150 static residential proxies and share each twitch account with 2 proxies ?
You don’t need 300 proxies, but sharing too many accounts per proxy increases detection risk. A 2:1 or 3:1 ratio could work if you randomize behavior, but testing is the only way to know for sure.
 
I would recommend testing it out at Viewbots.com, which has a pretty nice trial. I think others don't even have offers as generous as Viewbots. I suggest this service because I've tested it with results. I tested maybe the top 10 services online, and only this service left a good impression and good impact on Twitch.
 
For legitimate multi-account/stream management, rotating residential proxies are usually preferable to static ones — use a 1:1 baseline but many setups run fine at ~1:2 to 1:3 (one proxy per 2–3 low-activity sessions), so you generally don’t need a 3× proxy-per-session purchase.
 
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