Let your audience queue up to play with or against you on stream. BluMint seamlessly carries chat through the experience end-to-end.
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!jointo enter. Type !subscribe for future events. Event: FUEGO CUP
Send !join to see what your chat sees
Send !join to see what your chat sees
HostYou create an event on BluMint and go live. BluBot, BluMint's chatbot, pins the event link in chat. Chatters type !join to queue up for the event.
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!jointo enter. Type !subscribe for future events. Event: FUEGO CUP
When you're ready, click play. BluMint randomly forms teams from the queue, automatically balancing them by rank.
SulexEmissary V
lolowolf24Archon II
GatoEstiradoOracle I
dimpArchon IV
Sanx160Phantom I
tacodejuanPhantom II
DalkSArchon III
zz9xOracle IV
PurplehamsterEmissary VI
Avatar00DiegoArchon II
blangamesArchon VEach selected chatter gets a push or SMS notification. One tap puts them into voice chat with their teammates. Nobody has to send an invite or set up a call.
Team voice
Once teams are ready, BluMint creates the match and sends everyone the lobby code. You play with and against chatters. Use overlays to show the teams and the score on stream.
Chatters on the winning team are crowned on stream, and if there is a prize pool, BluMint immediately pays them. Then the next match starts from the queue. Keep going as long as you want.
Change who is on the teams from one community night to the next. The queue, the teams and the voice chat work the same way every time.
You are the only streamer. Chat fills the rest of your team and the whole team you play against.
You and another streamer each lead a team. Your chat fills your team, and their chat fills theirs.
Bring all your streamer friends onto your team. Chat fills the open spots and the whole team you play against.
For games without teams, chat queues up to play you one at a time.
You stay out of the match and call it on stream. Every match is a fresh pair of teams from your queue.
A bracket for a bigger night. Lose once and you're out.
Two lives. A loss drops you to the losers bracket, and a second loss ends your run.
People in your chat talk every stream but mostly know one another as usernames. On a community night, teammates share a voice channel in BluMint, play a match together, and can get to know one another. You can talk with both teams for a few minutes before the match starts.
Both teams in voice
Backseaters
Lurkers
Click a control to hear it.
Hold a community night every week, and it becomes a staple of your channel. Make them subscriber-only events or keep them open to all.
Your events
To generate more buzz, add a prize pool. Fund it yourself, let chat crowdfund it with !fund, or use entry fees to grow it further. Chatters who are not selected get their entry fee back. BluMint immediately pays the winners, your own teammates included.
Prize pools are optional. You can run events without them too and focus on bringing people together.
Outside the US, a chatter can play and can win, and cannot pay an entry fee or crowdfund yet. With a prize pool, US winners are paid immediately, and winners elsewhere are paid by hand where local law allows.
We're a couple of gamers trying to build something for people to make friends and have fun.
Connect BluBot to your channel and create your event. Click Host now to get started and follow the guided setup. The first time takes a few minutes. To show the teams and the score on stream, add the BluMint overlay to OBS. You can customize the overlays as you like on the Stream settings page.
Chatters type !join, and BluBot sends them a link to join. The first time, they create a free BluMint account, which takes about a minute. The app is optional. They can use a browser, or the BluMint app on iPhone and Android.
Enough for a few matches, and you can keep going as long as you want. A Deadlock match runs from about 20 minutes to an hour, so leave yourself some room if you're planning several.
BluMint checks who hasn't responded and brings in the next chatter from the queue. You don't have to chase anyone down or find a replacement yourself.
Only the players in the match get it. BluMint sends the lobby code straight to each selected player's phone, so you don't need to share it on stream.
You and your mods can mute or remove any player. If you remove someone, BluMint fills their spot from the queue so you can keep playing. Players must be 18 and over.
Start with smaller teams, or play one on one. The queue stays open all night, so more players can join as you go.
Yes. BluBot works in Twitch chat and YouTube chat, so chatters can type !join in either one.
You can. Make an event subscriber-only, or open it to everyone. With a prize pool, BluMint still randomly selects who plays, and nobody can pay extra for a better chance of being picked.
No. BluMint doesn't charge you to host a community night, and you don't need a prize pool. Set up an event, and start it whenever enough players are in the queue.
Yes. If your event has a prize pool, BluMint immediately pays the chatters on the winning team, including the ones playing alongside you. Your own spot as the host isn't paid.
Only who gets picked is randomized. The match decides who wins. An event is free to join or has the same entry fee for everyone. If there's an entry fee and a chatter is in queue but never gets picked, they will be refunded the fee.
Free events run everywhere. Events with only a prize or only an entry fee run in more places worldwide. Events with both an entry fee and a prize pool run in 42 US states.
Outside the US, a chatter can play and can win, and cannot pay an entry fee or crowdfund yet. With a prize pool, US winners are paid immediately, and winners elsewhere are paid by hand where local law allows.
Host now, and the app walks you through connecting your channel and creating the event. Want further assistance with your first one? BluMint's founders will show you how.
Any questions? Ask in the BluMint Discord.
