LAKELAND — Three roommates in central Florida have found an unlikely career path: getting paid to play video games while thousands watch online.

Robert Schill, Adam Young, and Brett Borden operate StreamerHouse, a 24/7 gaming broadcast on Twitch.tv. They work in eight-hour shifts, ensuring continuous content for their global audience.

The Daytona Beach News-Journal syndicated the Associated Press feature to bring this emerging career trend to local Florida readers. The story detailed:

• The shift-based operation at their Lakeland home
• Revenue streams including ads, subscriptions, and donations
• The 1920s Mediterranean-style house equipped with 20 cameras
• The growing legitimacy of streaming as a profession

The house, located on Success Avenue in Lakeland, has become a destination for gaming enthusiasts and a model for aspiring streamers. The trio demonstrates that with dedication and entrepreneurial spirit, gaming can indeed pay the bills.

At the time of publication, StreamerHouse had accumulated over 35 million views in just one year of operation.