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Tournaments

Run tournaments of anything on stream. Slots, games, viewers or teams go head to head in brackets and versus matches, with live overlays and chat betting on every match.

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Short answer:StreamNeeds tournaments are brackets and versus matches of anything, such as slots, viewers or games, run live on stream with overlay widgets, viewer betting with !bet and stats kept forever.

What it does

A tournament turns a normal session into an event with a story. Build a bracket of slots, games, viewers or anything else, and run it match by match on stream. The bracket and versus widgets show who is up and who is through.

Viewers back a side with !bet, and winners split the losing pot of points. Every result is kept, so you can look back at past tournaments and records.

What you get

  • Brackets and versus matches of anything
  • Bracket and versus overlay widgets
  • Viewer betting with !bet
  • Stats kept forever
  • Viewers can join tournaments themselves
  • Works for slots, games and viewer competitions

How it helps every kind of streamer

Small streamer: more engagement

An event night gives a small channel something to promote and a reason for viewers to come back for the final.

I want to grow

Tournaments are easy to share and easy to schedule, and a bracket on screen helps new viewers understand what is going on at a glance.

I want to make more money

Tournament nights draw bigger crowds, and bigger crowds give more support. Sponsors also like a branded event.

Big streamer: run it at scale

Run community tournaments with viewer entrants, betting and stats, without a spreadsheet or a separate tool.

How to set it up

  1. Create a tournament and add the entrants.

  2. Add the bracket widget to your overlay.

  3. Run each match live and let chat bet.

Frequently asked questions

What can a tournament be about?

Anything: slots, video games, viewers, teams or your own categories.

Can viewers bet on matches?

Yes. Viewers back a side with !bet and winners split the losing pot of points.

Can viewers enter themselves?

Yes. Open joining and viewers sign up from chat.

Are results saved?

Yes. Every tournament and its stats are kept.

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