A bonus hunt tracker your viewers can actually follow

Type three letters and pick the slot. The catalogue holds over 16,000 games with artwork, provider, RTP and max win already attached, so a hunt entry takes one keystroke instead of a name, a studio and a picture you had to go and find.

If a game genuinely is not in there yet, add it once and it is there for good — for you, and for the next streamer who reaches for it.

Break-even, running average, required multiplier, best and worst bonus, super count and total won are recalculated the moment you enter a result. The starting break-even is pinned for the life of the hunt, so the number you announced at the start stays the number you announced — the live figure moves beside it rather than over it.

Wins at 100x and over are marked out automatically, the same way on the hunt page, the overlay and the viewer page, so the room never has to ask whether one counted.

Every hunt has a share link. Viewers open it on their phone and watch the table update in real time — no refreshing, no asking you to scroll back to the list.

A hunt is private by default. Making one public is a deliberate choice, and even a public hunt stays out of search engines: the link is for the people you gave it to, not for anyone who searches your name.

The hunt table, the dashboard, running totals, recent results and the hunt footer are all overlay widgets. Drop them into a scene, style them once, and they follow the hunt for the rest of its life. Long lists scroll on their own — and stop scrolling when everything already fits, so a five-bonus hunt does not crawl up and down for an hour.

Add the scene to OBS as one browser source and you never touch OBS again for the hunt: every bonus you add and every result you enter appears on stream straight away.

The starting break-even is the multiplier every bonus has to average for the hunt to pay back what it cost: the start balance divided by the total of all the bet sizes. Once results come in, the live figure works out what the bonuses still to open need to average to finish level: what is left to win back, divided by their combined bet sizes.

Both numbers update the moment you type a result, so the question chat asks all hunt long, are we still in profit, always has an answer on screen.

Guess the balance runs off the same hunt. Viewers submit a guess in chat, the bot collects them, and when you open the last bonus the closest guess wins — points awarded automatically, even for a viewer who has never linked an account.