Blackjack
Shared table, up to six seats. Normal table, or the Speed table if you can't sit still.
Blackjack pays 3:2Blackjack, a slot, Plinko and coin flips, right beside the stream. Chat to stack points, then send it. Lost it all? Chat some more.

Live in sliker's chat right now. More channels coming.
One shared table for the whole chat. You see everyone's wins. And everyone sees yours.
Shared table, up to six seats. Normal table, or the Speed table if you can't sit still.
Blackjack pays 3:2Five reels, 20 lines, sticky wilds, free spins. Bets are tiny (0.01 to 1 point). The dream isn't.
Top win 75,000×Drop the ball through 8 to 16 rows of pegs, pick your risk, pray.
Pays back 99 %You against another viewer. Same stake each, winner takes the lot.
PvP, no houseWhen the streamer turns quizzes on, questions pop up mid-stream. Fastest right answers in Kick chat get paid.
Up to 30 points a dayEvery result is drawn on the Sidekick server; the animation just shows it. Each game's info page has the same numbers.
| Game | Pays back over time | Biggest possible win |
|---|---|---|
| Lucky Paws | 96.5 % of what you bet | 75,000× the bet |
| Plinko | 99 % on every board | 10,000× the bet (Expert, 16 rows) |
| Blackjack | Depends how well you play | 3:2 for a blackjack |
| Coin flip | A straight 50/50; no cut taken by default | The other player's stake |
Points are worth nothing in real life. You can't buy them, sell them or cash them out. Over time the slot and Plinko take a bit more than they pay back, so it's for the vibes.
A small add-on for Chrome and Edge drops the table into the chat column on kick.com. Still in testing: ask in chat to try it. Chrome Web Store version later.
Open the game in your phone's browser next to the Kick app. Same table, same points.
Yep. Nothing to buy, ever.
No. Points are monopoly money for this chat. They can't be cashed out, traded or turned into anything real.
Nope. Sign in once and your chat messages count even with Sidekick closed.
Only if you want. Your total and rank stay hidden until you switch them on in your profile. People do see your Kick name and your fit at the tables.
Just who you are: your Kick name and user number. It can't chat as you and never sees your password. Full details on the privacy page.
No. Independent fan project, not made or endorsed by Kick.