CopyStake

CopyStake is a streaming tool for customer acquisition and engagement. It allows running gameplay sessions on an iGaming platform and simultaneously streaming them on popular platforms like Kick and Twitch to drive traffic and generate extra revenue. How? During these streams, users can automatically mirror streamers’ bets, sharing the wins and losses.

CopyStake modes

You can choose among three modes, selecting the option that best fits your user engagement and integration preferences: Bet Behind, Copy in Pool, and No Code.

With Bet Behind, players automatically make the same bets as a steamer. To join the fun, they only need to set the size of their bets and click Play. The mode is compatible with slot games and allows hosting Wheel of Fortune and Jackpot draws.

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During Copy in Pool streams, players put funds into a shared pool managed by an online casino streamer who is playing live. Users get a portion of each win and participate in every bet based on their contribution share. Copy in Pool supports all game types and Wheel of Fortune and Jackpot draws.

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Both modes require backend integration.

No Code allows hosting sessions where users сan join Wheel of Fortune giveaways and watch streamers play. One can integrate this mode quickly and easily, as the setup primarily involves the frontend.

The streaming tool has several gamification features: Wheel of Fortune, Jackpot, and a leaderboard. It also includes Become a Streamer, which lets you expand your streaming schedule and promote the platform through user-generated content (UGC) for free. Additionally, AI Streamers enables 24/7 player engagement.

More detailed information about CopyStake and its features can be found in the dedicated article.

First stream conversion

Expand the number of active users by inviting popular streamers to perform on your iGaming platform. A share of streamers’ fans would follow them to a casino website to watch gameplay and end up copying bets.

In November 2024, the team tested CopyStake’s user acquisition capabilities on a client’s platform. They discovered that 13% of Twitch stream viewers visited a casino website and copied bets.