Auto-post go-live alerts, hunt recaps, giveaway draws, and casino offers into your Discord server. One toggle, one bot, zero manual cross-posting.
Discord Bot,
in plain terms.
Most casino streamers keep their community in Discord between streams, which means Discord is where people find out you're live, what happened in the last hunt, and whether a giveaway has been drawn. Doing that by hand means it stops happening within a fortnight.
The CasinoHub bot posts it for you: go-live alerts the moment a stream starts on Twitch, Kick or YouTube, a recap when a bonus hunt finishes, and giveaway announcements as they're drawn.
It's configured entirely from your dashboard — you pick the channels, and there are no slash commands to memorise to set it up.
What you get,
free with every account.
The moment your Twitch / YouTube / Kick stream goes live, the bot pings your channel of choice with a clean embed — title, game, viewer count, and a link.
When a bonus hunt completes the bot drops a recap in your hunts channel: total opened, average multiplier, best hit, profit or loss. No copy-paste, no spreadsheets.
Run draws and casino-bonus offers from your dashboard and the bot syndicates the announcement to the right channels — react-to-enter giveaways included.
How it works
on a real stream.
When you go live, the bot posts an embed with the title, the platform and a link, into whichever channel you nominate. It reads the same live state the site's directory uses, so it fires once per stream rather than on every poll.
You choose the channel per platform, so a multistream doesn't produce three near-identical pings in the same place.
When a hunt closes, the bot drops a summary: bonuses opened, average multiplier, best hit, and profit or loss — with the full bonus list, so people who missed the stream can read what actually happened rather than a headline number.
This is the post that keeps a Discord alive between streams, and it's the one nobody has time to write manually.
The bot has an XP system: members earn experience for activity, level up, and can be granted roles at thresholds you set. A rank command returns a generated card with their level and position.
There's also a ticket system for support or entry requests, so a member can open a private thread with your mods without you building it yourself.
Three steps,
about two minutes.
One invite link from the dashboard adds it to your server with the permissions it needs and nothing more.
Choose where go-live alerts, hunt recaps and giveaway announcements land. Each can go somewhere different.
It posts from then on. Levels and ranks run in the background; the ticket system is there when someone needs it.
Answers to what
streamers ask most.
The CasinoHub Discord bot keeps your community engaged around the clock. It auto-posts casino offers, hunt announcements (including the full bonus list), go-live notifications when your stream starts, and runs giveaways — all delivered to the Discord channels you configure from your dashboard.
Yes. The bot works alongside Twitch, Kick, and YouTube, so the moment your stream goes live on any of them it can send a notification to your chosen Discord channel — no manual cross-posting required.
Yes. You can run giveaways from CasinoHub and the bot posts the announcement to your configured channels, so your Discord members can take part without you having to manage the draw by hand.
Yes. When you announce a hunt, the bot posts the announcement together with the full bonus list, so your community can see every bonus in the hunt directly in Discord.
CasinoHub is free, so you can get started with the Discord bot at no cost.
The rest of
the platform.