BilliardHutch Live now uses Twitch as the official video transport. An authorized BilliardHutch account can request the secure Twitch stream session from the app, and viewers can watch the official channel from BilliardHutch.com.
The website backend is configured for Twitch. The app receives the official Twitch ingest server and stream key only after BilliardHutch sign-in, broadcaster authorization and a billiards-only session check.
Open Live Now →The live-session API requires a recognized cue-sport game and rejects obvious casino, slot, wagering and other non-billiards metadata before a session is issued.
For the first production phase, authorized broadcasters use the official BilliardHutch Twitch channel. The backend checks whether that channel is already live before issuing another stream session.
BilliardHutch.com checks Twitch through the server and automatically shows the official stream when the channel is live. When the channel is offline, the page says so instead of showing a fake match.
Viewers can watch the embedded Twitch player on BilliardHutch.com or open the same official stream directly on Twitch.
Our earning pages describe the approved beta paths and rules. Native BilliardHutch payments are not being represented as finished until they are actually activated.
Earn From Day One →The integrated Android candidate has passed its automated test, lint and APK build lane. The remaining proof is physical: an authorized Android phone starts a real pool stream, Twitch receives it, BilliardHutch.com detects it and the embedded player shows the same match end to end.