Slot requests

Let your viewers pick the next slot, without losing the queue

Requests come in from chat or from your own public request page. Viewers vote. You promote the one you want directly into the hunt — no retyping the game name, no losing it in chat.

Two ways in

Viewers request in Kick chat, or from a public request page you can link anywhere — a panel, a bio, your Discord. Both land in the same queue.

  • Requests from chat or from a public page
  • Viewer voting to surface what the room actually wants
  • Optional points cost per request
  • A banned-games list, with its own public page
  • One tap to promote a request into a live hunt entry

Points that behave

Charging points for a request never risks a viewer's balance going backwards. Clearing an award and re-awarding are separate, explicit operations rather than a delta calculated against a previous value — which is exactly the shape of bug that used to hand out negative points.

Mods can run the queue on its own

A mod can be given slot-request permission without hunt permission and still promote a request into the hunt. That is deliberate: it is what lets a request-only mod actually be useful.

Frequently asked questions

Can I stop viewers requesting the same slot repeatedly?

Yes. A banned-games list blocks specific titles, and it has its own public page so viewers can check before requesting.

Do requests cost viewers points?

Optionally. You set the cost, or leave requests free.

Can a request go straight into my hunt?

Yes. One action promotes a request into a hunt entry with the game already matched to the catalogue.

Try it on your next stream

Create an account, connect Kick or Discord, and run a hunt tonight.

Keep reading

Slot Request System — viewer requests with voting and points · Streamneeds