Asmongold 'Called Out Everybody' Over a $100,000 WoW Tournament. Then He and Kaise Apparently Tied the Knot.

On October 20, Asmongold uploaded a video to YouTube titled "Asmongold Just Called Out Everybody, $100,000 WOW Tournament." The title does not specify who, exactly, constitutes everybody. The $100,000 figure is there in the title as a plain fact.

The upload followed a clip posted to r/LivestreamFail on October 18 showing Asmongold in what observers described as a crash-out over a WoW tournament result. What the October 20 video appears to mark is a second phase: not a reaction to a result, but a broader address directed at multiple unnamed or unnamed-yet parties connected to a tournament with a six-figure prize pool. For the record, MAFKR has not independently verified the contents of the video beyond the title as indexed by Google News on October 20, 2026.

The same day, a second upload appeared on YouTube under the title "Asmongold and Kaise tie the knot!" The phrase is notable given that, on October 21, the known record shows Asmongold publicly praising a streamer identified as Kaise for echoing his claim that the Streamer Awards is rigged. The sequence, an apparent formal alignment video posted October 20 followed by a public endorsement on October 21, suggests the two events are connected, though the precise nature of what the YouTube title means by "tie the knot" is not established by the available signal.

Kaise had not appeared in any prior documented Asmongold coverage before the October 21 entry. The pairing of a tournament callout video and a partnership announcement on the same calendar day, October 20, places both developments in a single busy news cycle that also produced Asmongold's "It's spreading all across Europe.." upload, which was documented separately.

The WoW tournament context carries some weight here. GameSpot published a piece on October 14 titled "WoW: Forever Has A Streamer Problem," and Asmongold's involvement with large guilds in WoW Forever had already drawn calls for his removal from other players, according to Dexerto coverage indexed from September 22. A $100,000 tournament is a material escalation in stakes for a server where his presence had already become contentious.

The chronology, as the record currently shows it: the tournament crash-out clip surfaced October 18, the callout video and Kaise alignment video both uploaded October 20, and Asmongold's public praise of Kaise's rigged-awards position was documented October 21, the same day he made the $100,000 audit offer to QTCinderella regarding the Streamer Awards. Two separate $100,000 figures, two separate disputes, same week.

What happens next: The contents of the October 20 callout video have not been reviewed in full by MAFKR, and the identity of who was called out remains unconfirmed. Whether the Kaise alignment has any bearing on the Streamer Awards dispute, or is strictly a WoW tournament matter, is not established by the available signal. Whether any of the parties named or implied in the callout have responded is not documented as of October 22.