Playing

This page is for viewers. If you run the stream, see Running a game.

Join a game

When the streamer has a game running, press Join Game in the Stream Bounty extension on their channel. You get a card of your own, filled at random.

Some games are for subscribers only. If you can’t join one, that is why.

Mark your card

When the streamer calls an event that is on your card, it lights up. Press it to mark it. Your card is not marked for you, so keep an eye on it.

• The ticker lists everything that has been called so far.
• Hover over a square, or look it up in the ticker, to see the event behind a number.
• If the game has a free space, the middle of your card is marked from the start.

Claim bingo

When your marks complete one of the game’s patterns, the Bingo! button lights up. Press it to claim your win.

• Open the patterns flyout on your card to see which patterns win this game, and how many people are playing.
• More than one player can win a game, and winners are listed in the order they claimed.

Voting

Sometimes the streamer starts a voting round. Press an event on your card that hasn’t been called to vote for it. You get one free vote each round, and on some channels you can cast more with bits. The event with the most votes is called. See Voting rounds.

Extra cards

On channels where bits are available, you can get extra cards with bits. Each card is marked and claimed on its own, so you can win more than once in a game.

Points and leaderboards

Joining, voting and winning earn you points on the channel’s leaderboard. See Leaderboards and tournaments.

Where the extension appears

It depends how the streamer has set it up: over the video, docked beside it, or in a panel under the stream. In the component view you can pop the game out into its own window. It also works in Twitch’s mobile apps.