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Psynaps Twitch Bot Commands

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Super Stream System (download and info):
http://www.psynapticmedia.com/super-stream-system-by-psynaps/

My Super Streamer Settings:
http://www.psynapticmedia.com/members/obs-settings-for-dual-pc-psynaps-super-stream-system/

Viewer-controlled Scene Switcher:

This is under development. The viewers control the OBS scene. Most testing is on the sub-only Private Stream. See you there!

Main Commands

!redcup <name> – Do a cheers with someone, or EVERYONE!
!topchat –

Max 'aplatypuss' Gamble is a top streamer on Twitch known by his Twitch name, Aplatypuss. Streaming full time on Twitch since 2013 as Aplatypuss, Max is a Twitch variety streamer and shout-caster who has worked with clients such as MSI. Marbles on Stream is a Marble Racing game for EVERYONE! You can simulate races yourself or stream it on Twitch.tv with your viewers! Many features in game to help interact with your viewers and engage with them in unique ways. Twitch has introduced a new feature called Predictions for creators who want to encourage viewer participation on their channels. Predictions allow creators set events wherein viewers can use. A simple script that will watch a stream for you and get the channel points - gottagofaster236/Twitch-Channel-Points-Miner.

!points – shows how many points you have. Points can be used for raffles and giveaways

!highlight –

Psymetheus Funtime Command List:

!givebeer <username> : Gives <username> a beer.
!givecookie <username> : Gives <username> a cookie.
!givecake <username> : Gives <username> cake.
!givecoke <username> : Gives <username> a glass of coke.
!hug <username> : Hug <username>.
!lick <username> : Licks <username>.
!giveburger <username> : Gives <username a big-mac burger.
!givepizza <username> : Gives <username> a pizza.
!givefun <username> : Entertain <username> ;-).
!givesex <username> : Sex <username> ;-).
!givebj <username> : Give head to <username> ;-).
!givewhiskey <username> : Gives <username> a whiskey.
!cheers : !! Cheers !!
!knife : @[email protected] Is Bringing out the Knife to backstab Psynaps!

Epic Commands:

!quote – shows memorable Psynaps quotes that were quoted by viewers. (!addquote <name> <quote> : Adds a quote to the database)

!points – shows how many points you have. Points can be used for raffles and giveaways
!ticket x : Enters an open raffle with specified number of tickets (e.g. !ticket 4 to purchase 4 tickets)
!raffle help

!bankheist x : Command to start a bank heist and gamble some of your points against the bot. Survive, and you will walk away rich!

!mods : shows online mods
!cmdlist : Display active channel commands for the stream.

Music (nightbot)

!songrequest : Lets you request a song to play on the stream
!currentsong : Command to show currently playing song (for Nightbot songrequest)
!songlist : Shows the full list of songs being played in the internal youtube music player (NOTE: only if songrequest is active)

Music (Deepbot)

!requestsong : Shows the current cost setup to request songs for different user classes.
!requestsong youtubeID : Requests songs to be added to the stream playlist. *Note: Currency cost may apply!*
!song : Command to show currently playing song (Only works if you are using the internal YouTube Player or Spotify if you have last.fm connected.)
!songlist : Shows the full list of songs being played in the internal youtube music player. Posts a pastebin.
!prevsong : Command to show last played song (Only works if you are using the internal YouTube Player)
!nextsong : Command to show next song to be played (Only works if you are using the internal YouTube Player)
!requestsong SongName/Artist : Requests songs by name instead of link. Needs at least two words for it to find the song. (VIP Only Command)
!skipsong : Command to start a vote to skip the current song.
!skipsong x : Pay the veto cost and skip the song by yourself! *Note: Veto powers are expensive!

Info Commands:

!psy – Psynaps info and social media links

!pc – Psynaps PC specs
!mic – Psynaps Mic tutorial

!LOA – Legends of the arena Info and Polls
!tuts – Link to Tutorials
!mobile – Psynaps Mobile App download
!psymetheus – Psymetheus the movie
!mc – Minecraft server info
!giveaway – Latest giveaway, including intro giveaway.
!subonly – Psynaps private Sub-only livestream here: http://www.psynapticmedia.com/private-stream/

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Twitch Gamble Bot

Can you gamble on Twitch?

Maybe a better question would be should you gamble on Twitch?

The answer is both straightforward and kind of confusing. After all, there are many different types of “gambling”. You’ve got standard online casino games like poker, slots and blackjack and then you have gambling like CS:GO skins (we all know how that went) and then you have the seemingly innocuous stream giveaway. In this post, we’ll go over some of the rules around Twitch gambling and whether or not you’re in the clear (as a viewer or streamer).

Gambling on Twitch: What You Need To Know

First things first, you cannot stream illegal gambling on Twitch. Duh, right? Secondly, whatever gambling you are streaming has to be legal in the place you’re streaming it from (the jurisdiction). For example, you can’t just claim “it’s legal somewhere”. It has to be legal where you are.

Twitch also has rules about how long you can stream legal gambling activities (keyword: legal). Twitch allegedly says you can’t show more than 30 minutes of consecutive gameplay with real money. While it’s unclear where that rule lives in Twitch’s Terms of Service it appears to be known by several gaming bloggers. “The rule is that the broadcasting game play can’t be 30 or more minutes of consecutive gambling. The streamer can simply switch from real-money to play-money gaming for a few minutes, and then switch back for up to 29 more minutes,” explained user Grameister777, on a blog post explaining Twitch gambling laws. Other blogs and Reddit posts backed up this claim.

If you are going to abide by the 30-minute rule, make sure to have a “mature content” warning and require users to verify their age.

That said, there doesn’t seem to be a huge crackdown on these activities. Twitch has categories like “Slots” and “Virtual Casino” readily available. In fact, when I clicked into them there was no age gate. Streamer ClassyBeef, who plays in “Slots” category, did have a clear 18+ warning and suggestions like “Don’t think of gambling as a way to make money” and “Don’t gamble when you’re depressed or upset.”

Gambling Within Gaming

What about betting on skins? Or gambling using gameplay? For the uninitiated, “In video games, skin gambling is the use of virtual goods, which are most commonly cosmetic elements such as ‘skins’ which have no direct influence on gameplay, as virtual currency to bet on the outcome of professional matches or on other games of chance.” (Thanks, Wikipedia)

This is a very popular form of “gambling” and the rules are murky at best.

Back in 2016, when the CS:GO debacle occurred, Valve changed its terms of service which in turn changed the landscape. In a nutshell, advertising “gambling” to your viewers, then rigging the system is not a good way to go. When Valve changed their Terms of Service so did Twitch.

Valve stated that using “the OpenID API and making the same web calls as Steam users to run a gambling business is not allowed by our API nor our user agreements.” Twitch’s TOS reminds viewers that breaking a third-party TOS, is equivalent to breaking their TOS.

Valve also issued several cease and desist letters to 23 sites they believed involved in skin gambling that were inappropriately using their services.

All of that said, skin gambling and virtual currency is still alive and well. But remember, if you are interested in pursuing those “types'“ of streams you may be putting yourself at financial and legal risk.

Are Giveaways Gambling?

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A ton of streamers offer giveaways to their viewers, which doesn’t seem like gambling but there are still rules to follow. For example, you cannot charge money for entires or increase the odds of winning for people who donate more money. The easiest way to think about it is, make sure you’re not doing any kind of pay to play. Giveaways should just be an added value for watching your stream — a giveback to your community.

Questions about Twitch gambling? Feel free to drop a comment, but since the rules seem to be the Wild West it’s unclear who will have the correct answer.

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