CopyStake: Launch Your First Stream

Updated:
October 24, 2025

CopyStake is a Trueplay’s live streaming feature that enables you to invite popular streamers and hold live gaming sessions right on your website. It provides players with the opportunity to automatically replicate the streamer’s bets, sharing all the wins and losses.

Additionally, collaboration with streamers can attract a larger audience to online casinos, increasing their visibility and potential customer base.

You can work with the same streamers, but now they can integrate into your platform and interact with players in a new, trending way.

Introduction

You are about to elevate player engagement to new heights with livestreams! But there’s one thing we need to do before running the first stream on the platform: learn how to use the CopyStake Admin Panel.

CopyStake menu overview

Hover your mouse over the left side of the screen, and you’ll see the vertical navigation bar.

Click on the CopyStake title to open a dropdown menu with dedicated tabs. We’ll focus on the ones you’ll use most often: Streamers, Stats, Streaming Schedule, Games Whitelist and Players Blacklist, and Gamification Center.

Streamers

Limit for a maximum bet

In the Settings submenu, you can set the limit for a maximum bet in USDT. The limit will be displayed on the broadcast page. Customers with a different currency will see the equivalent of the maximum bet in their currency, calculated based on the current exchange rate.

Show only streamers

Next, we have the Show only streamers toggle button. However, we recommend making regular players visible in the CopyStake lobby to let them copy each other’s bets, too.

Show only streamers

Next, we have the Show only streamers toggle button. However, we recommend making regular players visible in the CopyStake lobby to let them copy each other’s bets, too.

Watchers online

You can also see how many people are watching CopyStake streams at the moment.

Streamer information and settings

The table provides detailed information about each streamer on your platform, including the date they were added, their wallet address, user ID, nickname, and channel ID, indicating if they are currently online or offline.

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