Three taps.
- 1Pick a level
Any level on the GD servers, or what they're playing right now.
- 2Pick the challenge
First try, within 50 tries, die at 69%. You choose.
- 3Lock it in
It's held, not spent. Add a message and it shows up on stream.
Every level. Nine ways to suffer.
Search by name or ID, or hit Surprise me for a random demon. The referee checks all of it inside the game, so there's no arguing about whether it counted.
Held, not spent.
Your money sits on hold, like a hotel deposit. It only moves when they do it.
Chip in with chat.
Post the same challenge as someone else and your money joins their pot. The bigger the pot, the louder the overlay.
Cheats get caught.
The referee is a mod inside the streamer's game. It watches every attempt, death and click. Clean runs pay the moment they end, and a clear cheat holds the money until a person checks the stream. Saw something it missed? Report the run.
Questions
What if they don't do it?
You get your money back, automatically: out of tries, out of time, declined or never accepted.
What if they cheat?
A clear cheat (noclip, a speedhack, a bot, an edited level) holds your money while a person watches that part of the stream. A cheat goes back to you; a fair run pays. Smaller oddities don't stop a payout: they stay on the run as a flag, so look at a streamer's record. If you see something the referee missed, report the run and a person watches that moment.
Do I have to wait my turn?
No. Put money up whenever you want, even when they're offline. It goes in the streamer's line, biggest pot first, and adding to a pot moves it up. Until they accept it you can take it back.
Is this betting?
No. You're not betting against anyone: you're putting up a bounty that only pays if the streamer does the thing. Streamers never put money in.
Can I add to someone else's bounty?
Yes. Tap Add on any live bounty, or post the same challenge and it joins the pot.
What's double or nothing?
For an hour after a bounty pays, anyone can start a run-back of the same challenge and chat chips in, aiming for twice the pot. The streamer keeps the first win either way.
How do I know it's not faked?
The referee signs every report from inside the game, checks the level against GD's servers and the game's speed against lockin's own clock. A rolling code in the corner of the stream matches the overlay.
Is the money real?
Not in this preview: everyone starts with play money.