Ball Drop Twitch Overlay
The ball falls, the pins steer, the slot at the bottom pays.
A viewer drops one or more balls with !kugel. Each bounces through the pin field and lands in a slot whose multiplier times the stake is paid out. The middle pays small, the edges rarely and huge.
!kugel
What this overlay does
// In short
From the moment of release nobody can do anything about it, and that is exactly what makes those three seconds. A viewer types !kugel with a stake, the ball clatters down a real Galton board (about 50/50 left or right at each pin) and lands in a slot at the bottom. Its multiplier times the stake is the payout, and several balls fall as a cascade and sum into a single payout. The middle pays small, the edges almost never, but huge, which is why they carry the big jackpots without breaking the math. Three risk levels control how extreme the edges get. A FIFO queue serves several viewers one after another, and the board stays on screen permanently. Points run API-first via SE or Firebot.
Features
// What's inside
How a round works
// Step by step
Chat commands
// What your community types
| Command | Who | Effect |
|---|---|---|
!kugel <stake> | Viewer | Drop one ball for the stake |
!kugel | Viewer | Fun mode only, drops with no points |
!kugel <stake> <balls> | Viewer | Drop several balls in a row |
Key settings
// What you tweak in config.js
enableCost- Real points (on) or fun mode
plinkoRisk- Multiplier table: low, medium or high
plinkoMultipliers- Your own table, also sets the board size
plinkoMinBet- Smallest allowed stake per ball
maxBalls- Upper limit for the balls in one drop
maxQueue- Queue size (0 = off)
plinkoCooldownSec- Pause per viewer between two drops
boardScale- Overall size of the board
Screenshots
// From the overlay