Spin wheels, signup draws, and chat-triggered drops. Manage everything from your dashboard and announce winners automatically on stream.
Giveaway System,
in plain terms.
Giveaways are the most reliable way to turn passive viewers into chat participants, and the most annoying thing to run manually. CasinoHub handles the entry collection, the draw and the announcement, across every platform you're live on.
There are several formats because they solve different problems: a spin wheel for a visual on-stream moment, a signup draw for collecting entries over time, chat raffles where viewers spend points on tickets, and prize raffles with weighted odds.
Winners are drawn server-side and announced in chat automatically, so nobody has to take your word for how the draw ran.
What you get,
free with every account.
A visual wheel that spins live on your OBS overlay. Add prizes, customize segments, and let your viewers watch the result unfold in real time.
Viewers enter through your dashboard or a link you share. Filter by subscriber status, watch time, or custom rules, then draw a winner at the click of a button.
Trigger giveaways from Twitch chat commands. Viewers type a keyword, entries are collected automatically, and the winner is announced in chat and on stream.
How it works
on a real stream.
Entry runs through the unified chat, so a keyword giveaway collects from Twitch, Kick and YouTube at once. Viewers aren't excluded for watching on the wrong platform, and you don't have to reconcile three lists.
Point-based raffles let viewers buy tickets with points they earned watching — more tickets, better odds, and the cost gives the points a purpose beyond a number in a command.
The wheel widget renders the spin as a transparent OBS source so it's part of the stream rather than something you describe. Draws can also run without the wheel when you just want a winner.
Repeat-winner odds can be reduced, entries removed, and a draw re-run fairly if someone isn't present — the things you actually need mid-stream rather than a single fixed algorithm.
The winner is announced in every connected chat and can be posted to Discord by the bot. Prize fulfilment has its own queue in the dashboard, so what you owe and to whom doesn't live in your memory.
Entries and results are kept, so a viewer asking whether last week's giveaway was drawn has an answer.
Three steps,
about two minutes.
No card, no trial clock. Connect Twitch, Kick or YouTube — or all three — from the dashboard.
Everything is configured in one place, with sensible defaults so you can start before you finish reading the settings.
Paste the widget URL into an OBS browser source, or run it from the OBS dock. It updates on stream in real time.
Answers to what
streamers ask most.
CasinoHub supports keyword giveaways (viewers type a chat keyword to enter), number-guess giveaways (viewers guess a number and the closest guess wins), and points giveaways where entries are spent from your channel points. Each type tracks entries live and lets you draw a winner at the click of a button.
Yes. Entries are tracked in real time as viewers join, and you can display the giveaway on your stream through CasinoHub's OBS widgets. When you draw, the winner is picked and announced instantly so your chat sees the result unfold live.
You set a keyword and viewers type it in chat to enter. CasinoHub reads your unified Twitch, Kick, and YouTube chat, collects each qualifying viewer automatically, and adds them to the live entry list — no manual tracking needed.
Points giveaways tie into CasinoHub's points and redeems system. Viewers spend points they've earned watching your stream to enter, which rewards your most engaged regulars. Entries are counted live and a winner is drawn the same way as other giveaway types.
Yes — you can run viewer giveaways on CasinoHub for free.
The rest of
the platform.