How to stream a blackjack table with OBS and let viewers decide the hand

You do not need a casino licence or a card shoe to stream blackjack with an audience that plays. IMPAKT runs the table; you bring the stream.

How to stream a blackjack table with OBS and let viewers decide the hand

You do not need a casino licence or a card shoe to stream blackjack with an audience that plays. IMPAKT runs the table; you bring the stream.

Two ways to put the table on stream

From the browser studio. Go live from IMPAKT's studio and choose the table as your source: the game fills the frame and your camera sits in the corner. No OBS needed.

With OBS. Stream to IMPAKT with your stream key as you would to any platform, and add the table overlay as a browser source. The clock, the cards and the crowd's votes are drawn into the picture so your viewers see what they are deciding.

Running the hand

The table deals on its own: fourteen seconds to bet, fourteen seconds for the crowd to vote hit or stand, the result, the next hand. From the live desk you can also open a prediction, an auction for a look at the hole card, or pause the table to talk.

What your audience sees

Every viewer, on IMPAKT or through the Twitch and Kick companion, has the same countdown as the picture and a window that stays open for a short grace after zero, so their last-second vote lands.

Fairness, for your audience

Every shoe is committed with a hash before the first bet and the seed is revealed after the hand. You never touch the cards, and your audience can check that nobody did.

Set up your channel and the table is one click away.

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