PickPot turns a viewer’s chat message into the next moment of your live show. Without a long setup or complicated rules, viewers can join draws, missions, races, and survival games through the chat they already use. Choose the experience that fits anything from a quick giveaway to a featured stream segment.
Turn viewers into part of the show
Live streams become more memorable when hosts and viewers share the same moment. PickPot brings names from chat onto the game screen, giving everyone a reason to wait for the draw, cheer for a racer, and stay for the final result. Even viewers who did not enter can predict outcomes and support their favorites, becoming part of the show naturally.
Instead of revealing a name immediately, PickPot lets the result unfold through spins, chases, weather, day-and-night changes, and special rounds. A giveaway becomes an event, choosing the next activity becomes a segment, and a busy chat can turn into a moment everyone remembers.
More games are planned for PickPot, giving viewers new ways to join and enjoy the show together. The collection will continue to grow—from quick interactive moments to longer games where many participants create a shared story—so each stream can find a fresh experience that fits its own style.
Great moments to use PickPot
When you want an easy chat activity at the beginning of a stream.
When you want a giveaway draw that is entertaining to watch.
When the next game, challenge, penalty, or segment should be decided live.
When you want a featured event that can include a large group of viewers.
When you want to keep chat active during a lighter break between segments.
Choose Lucky Roulette for a quick draw, Mission Roulette for host-prepared choices, Mini Car Racing for a cheering-focused spectator event, and Silence of the Sheep for a longer interactive survival segment.
Getting started
Choose a game from the Games menu.
Open Settings and check the streaming platform and browser chat bridge connection.
Check the entry keyword for the game and start collecting participants.
Once enough participants have joined, use the start button to begin the round.
PickPot does not request chat passwords, cookies, or API keys. The browser chat bridge passes only the visible author name and message from an open chat tab to the current game tab.