Give your regulars a channel currency.
Loyalty, Gamble and Duel commands.
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Two sample Gamble results.
PrincessBarney !gamble 100
ItsBagelBot @PrincessBarney rolled 23 (needed 50 or less) and won 100 points, now at 1340!
PrincessBarney !gamble 100
ItsBagelBot @PrincessBarney rolled 87 (needed 50 or less) and lost 100 points. Now at 1140.
Before you start
Connect the bot to your Twitch channel and enable Loyalty. Enable Gamble and Duels separately before using their commands, and give viewers a balance to wager.
Set the currency your chat earns.
Enable loyalty points Open Loyalty in the dashboard and turn on the currency. Choose its name and the earning rates for your channel. Choose balance controls Decide whether viewers can transfer points and whether moderators can set or adjust balances. The streamer retains those controls. Add a points game Enable Gamble or Duels from Loyalty if you want chat to wager points. Both games use the same balance and require loyalty to stay on.
A balance that follows your channel.
Watch time earns points Viewers present in chat earn on a five-minute tick while the channel is live. The default award is ten points per tick. Support earns points Defaults award 500 for a subscription or resubscription, 100 per gifted sub and 50 per 100 bits. Subscription tiers multiply sub, resub and gifted sub awards. Gamble uses a roll The default win chance is 50 percent, with bets from 1 to 1000 points and a ten-second cooldown per viewer. Odds, limits and cooldown are configurable. Duels share the ledger Pot duels draw a winner weighted by stake. A one-to-one challenge matches equal stakes and settles with a fair coin flip.