Host the challenge
Choose the matchup, explain the two colors and mapped gifts, then host the close pockets and sudden collision chains.
Viewer teams fill a vertical billiards table with colored balls. Reactions, collisions, and pocketed balls build toward a round result that is easy to watch even in a busy LIVE chat.
Two audience sides fill a vertical billiards table with their colored balls. Collisions and pockets resolve automatically, turning team support into an ongoing score battle.
Choose the matchup, explain the two colors and mapped gifts, then host the close pockets and sudden collision chains.
Support one side through its configured gift. More support adds more team presence and creates a better chance of scoring through the live physics simulation.
The table keeps moving without requiring constant streamer controls.
Ball colors and side scores make team support immediately visible.
Large effects can flood the table and create unpredictable pocket chains.
The round opens with team colors and empty pockets.
Mapped gifts add balls or force to the chosen side.
Balls collide, spread, and fall into scoring pockets.
The scoreboard declares the round before the next rack.
Billiard Bash is designed as a low-input audience game. The exact team gifts can be customized in Launcher, so the on-screen guide should always match the current mapping.
Use colors, countries, fandoms, or creator names that the room recognizes.
Billiard Bash mappings are configurable; copy the exact active team gifts into your stream overlay.
Keep both scores, the full vertical playfield, and the gift guide visible.
Avoid restarting while balls are still colliding or falling toward a pocket.
Viewers should recognize their team before the first gift arrives.
The creator's commentary turns an automatic simulation into a live sporting moment.
Wait for active collisions to settle before declaring a momentum change.
Treat Launcher as the source of truth when you have customized the team gifts.
Balls must finish their physical movement and reach a pocket before the score resolves.
Confirm Launcher shows the room as connected, verify the active game presets, then send a test interaction before reopening the game.
Capture the game window at its intended orientation and resolution, then resize that source inside OBS instead of cropping important scores or gift instructions.