Viewers earn points just for turning up, then spend them on slots and numbered mystery boxes — some of which move when you knock.
Or create an account with an email and connect Twitch later — the bot needs a Twitch channel either way, and an admin approves it before the bot joins.
!points!openbox 42Everything runs from chat. Nothing to install, and nothing for viewers to sign up for.
Earned on a timer while you are live — more for chatting, some for simply being there. Lurkers count. Then they get spent.
Set your own rewards and what they cost. Give one its own command and !vip redeems it in one word, points already taken. Bind one to a Twitch channel-point reward and viewers can pay with those instead.
Mods save the moment with !addquote. It keeps the category you were playing, so it still lands two years later.
Subs, gift subs, raids and cheers as alerts, the mystery box cracking open, the slot reels rolling — all on screen as they happen, no third-party alert service in the middle.
Viewers queue YouTube links, a second browser source plays them. Charge points for it or leave it free; !wrongsong hands the points back.
Numbered 1–100. Some open first try; some need several knocks and relocate each time, so the hunt is the game.
Viewers bet their points on a three-symbol spin. Payouts, limits and cooldowns are yours to set.
Give it a personality and it replies when mentioned, in English or Latvian, with a daily spend cap you control.
The accounts advertising cheap viewers get removed automatically — and unlike everything else, that keeps running while you are offline.
Title, category, clips, shoutouts, polls, predictions and raids, all from chat without opening the dashboard.
Proves the channel is yours. No password to invent.
An admin picks your plan. The bot joins within 15 minutes.
Point rates, box prices, slot odds and the bot's personality — all from your dashboard.