Silly dilemmas for your stream — viewers vote on the site or in chat. Whoever votes with the eventual majority scores a point each round.
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Your game code — viewers can type this into the game's own page to join in, or just vote in chat once you're logged in on the Streaming Dashboard.
A direct link to the same thing — share this in your stream description or Discord so viewers can jump straight in without typing the code themselves.
Your all-time scoreboard — every player's total across every game you've run since connecting, always at this same link.
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Paste this into an OBS "Browser Source" to show the game live on your stream. It's blurred by default — anyone who sees this link can watch the game, so only reveal and share it with people you trust (like yourself, in OBS).
FAQ
How does scoring actually work?
Whichever option ends up with the most votes each round is the "winning" side — anyone who voted with that eventual majority scores a point, so it rewards reading the room as much as having a strong personal opinion.
How do I format my own dilemmas?
One pair per line, with the two options separated by a pipe character — "Option A | Option B". Switch the question source to "Your own questions" and paste in as many pairs as you like.
What if a round ends in a tie?
An exact tie means neither side counts as the majority for that round, so nobody scores a point — the game simply moves on to the next round.
Does chat voting replace the on-site voting, or work alongside it?
Alongside — this page's own voting is always on, and Twitch/Kick chat voting are optional extras you can enable on top of it, so viewers already in chat don't need to open a separate tab.
How do I show this in OBS?
Copy the OBS browser source link from your dashboard and add it as a Browser Source in OBS (Sources → Add → Browser) — the current dilemma and live vote split will then update directly in your scene.