$118 in tips
$160.48 in bits
At least $30 in subs
Not-a-fundraiser: $310
Good thing he didn't have a $2k goal on screen. That would have been embarrassing.
EDIT: meanwhile tevin's stream got over $450. "He makes less money than me" "lower quality viewers"
Unique cheerers: 58
Total cheers: 173
Final bit total is: $175.28
Average cheer: $1.01
Subs: 25 [24@$4.99, 1@$9.99, 0@$24.99, 10 gifted, 6 Twitch subs (24.00%), 10 total resubs (40.00%), 2 Twitch resubs (8.00%) ]
Gift Sub Renewals: 0 (0.00%)
Known sub money is: $66.00
Total Subs (via decapi): 519
Cheers + Subs Total = $241.28
Add that $118 in tips (just over half of which was one $60 tip from CJUphoria, but I'll check later), and we get $359.28. Above average for a standard stream, I guess, but definitely not the windfall he was counting on. That said, his fundraiser at Christmas will almost certainly bring in a good bit more. I'd venture a guess at the total being between $1k-2k.
One other note--total stream time was ~8h 40min. At least 1h 40 min of that was prestream. And he took at least, what...4 breaks when he switched games? Nice fuckin' marathon that comes in around the usual 6 hours of gameplay.
Edit: Because I was curious, here's the cheers for the day in 15 minute increments:
Stream start was announced at 1:33 PM EST. 1st game change (from Minecraft to Sonic Dreams Collection) was announced at 4:47 PM. It's, uh, pretty clear that things died off HARD after that change--73% of all his cheers, including the tooth fairy cheering last night, came by 4:45 PM. Ouch. It's no wonder Phil thinks Minecraft was "successful", but I think Tevin's also right that it just seems that way because Minecraft was played first, so that's when all the cheers and tips and whatnot were likely to come.