GGPoker has updated its Streamer Mode feature with support for Kick, giving approved poker content creators another streaming option alongside Twitch and YouTube.
The feature is available through the GGPoker desktop client for streamers who have been approved by GGPoker. After enabling Streamer Mode, creators can add their Kick, Twitch, or YouTube streaming details and use the feature while broadcasting online poker sessions.
More Platform Choice for Poker Creators
With Kick now added, GGPoker Streamer Mode supports Twitch, YouTube, and Kick. The update gives poker creators more flexibility when choosing where to build an audience, manage their content, and develop their personal brand.
GGPoker Managing Director Sarne Lightman described streamers as an important part of the online poker community and said the Kick integration is intended to give creators more ways to reach viewers, interact with fans, and access the benefits connected to Streamer Mode.
Key Streamer Mode Features
Streamer Mode is designed for poker livestreaming. When activated, the feature automatically hides hole cards, helping reduce the risk of information being used against the player during a broadcast. It also includes a Streamer Panel, which allows streamers to manage their open tables from one centralized place.
Approved streamers can unlock a streamer-exclusive avatar border. Their live stream may also be displayed in the main lobby of the GGPoker client, giving players a direct path from the software to the streamer’s channel when featured.
GGPoker states that approved streamers may earn up to 100% cashback on poker games played while they are actively streaming with Streamer Mode enabled. Cashback collected during the week becomes redeemable after 00:00 on the following Monday, based on UTC+0.
Eligibility and Usage Rules
Players must be approved by GGPoker before using Streamer Mode. Those who want to apply can contact the GGPoker talent team at talent@ggpoker.com.
GGPoker lists its minimum eligibility criteria as having streamed poker for the past three months with an average of at least 40 concurrent viewers. Eligibility may vary depending on the player’s country of residence.
Once approved, players will see the Streamer Mode option in the GGPoker desktop client. They can then turn on the mode and enter their Twitch username, YouTube live stream video ID, or Kick username.
Streamer Mode is intended only for poker content in the Poker category. Streamers may play on other poker platforms while broadcasting, but GGPoker tables must remain visible on stream at all times. If multiple tables are shown, at least 50% of the displayed tables must be GGPoker tables.
Casino games, non-poker games, and non-poker streaming categories are not allowed while using Streamer Mode. Streamers must also continue meeting viewer requirements and avoid manipulating statistics, abusing rewards, or engaging in inappropriate conduct to retain their streamer status.
Players must meet the legal age requirement in their jurisdiction, which may be 18+, 19+, 21+, or 24+ depending on local rules. Participation, eligibility, promotions, features, rewards, and related benefits remain subject to GGPoker’s official terms, local regulations, and any future updates from GGPoker.
