Draft against your chat
Streamer mode is the $20 draft with your stream in the other seat. You play one side. Chat plays the other, and every viewer votes on Chat's moves with the same buttons you have.
Set it up in a minute
- 1.Start a streamer room and pick a deck.
- 2.Copy Chat's link from the vote column and pin it in your chat.
- 3.Choose how long Chat gets to vote, from 10 to 60 seconds.
- 4.Press Start and draft.
How Chat plays
Viewers open the link and watch the board live. When it's Chat's move they press Take, Give, Pass or a bid, and every press is a vote.
The move with the most votes is played. A tie, or a round with no votes, goes to the safest move.
Your own clock is off, so you can talk through every pick. Only Chat's vote is timed.
When the money runs out
You get both lists side by side, and the crowd's verdict on whose list is worth more at the prices players usually pay. Then argue about it on stream, or run it back with a rematch.
Filming short videos instead?
A Content Creator room lays the draft out for TikTok, Reels and Shorts, records your camera with it, and gives you an OBS link. Also free.
Questions
Do viewers need an account?
No. They open the link and vote. Nothing to sign up for and nothing to install.
Is Streamer mode free?
Yes, for every host, with or without an account.
Which platforms does it work on?
Anywhere your viewers can open a link: Twitch, YouTube and Kick chats all take one. Where chat can't post links, put the link on screen.
Can one viewer spam the vote?
Each browser gets one vote a round, and only a few browsers on the same network count. Spamming the button does nothing.
Does Chat follow the same money rules?
Yes. Chat's moves go through the same checks as yours, so Chat can't overspend and has to keep the minimum bid for every slot it still has to fill.