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The last step before going live is adding text to the overlay. We want to add your Twitch username on the screen as well as adding your social handles.
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Installing the required font
The font we use is “Open Sans.” Unfortunately, this isn’t a featured font in OBS. Click here, open and extract the Open_Sans file. Then highlight all the files, except “LICENSE,” right click and select “Install.”
You will need to restart OBS in order to use the newly downloaded font.
After, relaunching OBS add a new “Text (GDI+)” scene.
Adding your Twitch username
Select font and find “Open Sans” and select “36” as the font size. Now in the “Text” section type your Twitch username.
After adding this, right click and select “Transform” and “Edit Transform”
To center your Twitch Username at the bottom of your stream insert the following numbers for “Position.”
Adding text for your social handles
Follow these same steps for adding your:
- Name
- YouTube Channel
- Instagram.
Placing the new text boxes
After adding text for each element, you will need to use the “Transform” tool again to properly place the text. Right-click and select “Transform” and “Edit Transform” and insert the following “Positions” for each text element.
Your name
Your YouTube channel
Run It Once Twitch App
Your Twitter username
Your Instagram username
Now your stream should look like this:
It’s time to start streaming! Good luck!
StreamR tutorials:
#1: Setting up your streaming software
#2: Configuring OBS Settings
#3: Creating your stream layout
#4: Adding custom text to your layout
Run It Once Poker is a brand new poker site that is the product of poker star Phil Galfond. The site launched into beta testing on Feb. 8. Run It Once is designed to be a place for the professional to make a living and the rec player to chase a dream.
How to register an account with Run It Once
Like many poker sites, the first step for players will be to download the client onto their computers. Download times can be a bit lengthy, although the site acknowledges that they’re working on it.
Run It Once sign-up promotion
The sign-up bonus is a very straightforward promotion. All new players will receive a 100 percent deposit match on their first deposit.
This match bonus is good up to €600. Run It Once will then release the bonus in drips as players pay specified amounts of rake.
The nice thing about this sign-up bonus is that there is no expiration date on unreleased bonus funds. As long as the player plays at least a single hand each month, they can take as long as they need to release the money.
Run It Once promos
StreamR
Run It Once features an extensive rakeback system for its players who broadcast on Twitch or other streaming websites. The StreamR program rewards players with ever-increasing levels of rakeback if they gain an audience for their gameplay.
In fact, a player must only accrue 200 total watch hoursin a month in order to be eligible for the program. Even at this minimal level, the player will receive 50 percentage rakeback.
Run It Once Twitch Streamer
From there, the percentage of rake returned escalates according to watch hour milestones. Potentially, a StreamR could find themselves receiving 110 percent of their rake back.
Splash the Pot
Run It Once Twitch Followers
Streaming players won’t be the only ones to receive rakeback. In fact, Run It Once is pledging to return 51 percent of all rakeback in its Splash the Pot system.
Run It Once Twitch Bot
Like the name implies, Splash the Pot will feature random additions of money to pots. These splashes can occur on any table and at any buy-in level.
As with other promotions on the site, Run It Once is focusing on reducing the number of hoops that the player must jump through in order to trigger a promo.
Run It Once user experience
Run It Once is not going to win any awards for a flashy design scheme. The lobby and table layout are both plain in execution.
For right now, there are a few color options for the felt, background, and deck. Some of the text on the screen is also a bit on the small side.
However, the jewel of the site is its avatars. Unlike avatars at other poker sites, these versions will offer indications about their player’s underlying play style.
So, a maniac might have an avatar with hair going every direction and glasses askew. A tight player might seem to have a sleepy avatar.
While these so-called “dynamic avatars” might give away unwanted information to other players, they can also serve to alert the player to his or her table image. The use of facial expressions will also bring this online poker game closer to a real-life game.
Run It Once poker games
For right now, Run It Once is only offering cash games for play. There are NL Hold’em and PL Omaha options available.
Within each game, there are five different levels of buy-in. Players will find games with maximum buy-ins as low as €4, or as high as €2000.
Recreational player protections at Run It Once
Run It Once is designed for both the professional and recreational player alike. As such, there are design elements that cater to one group or the other.
Of course, professionals can certainly play any level of game they choose. However, Run It Once founder Phil Galfond has stated that the team will be on the lookout for predatory behavior, particularly at more casual levels.
For instance, Run It Once will selectively offer use of heads-up displays on the site. The so-called nosebleed tables will permit their use, but lower limit games will not allow HUDs.
A player’s identity will always remain hidden from opponents, too. Instead, each player will receive a new table alias when they switch seats. The dynamic avatars will also randomize whenever the player joins a new table.
Through these methods, Run It Once hopes to combat the sort of behavior that drives away the recreational player. Quite frankly, there aren’t enough professionals to sustain a site by themselves.