Lots gather around the mascot
While bids are open, the widget shows the auction title, countdown and lot cards orbiting the mascot. Donations or connected channel point rewards add support to lots; amounts update in the scene.
MASCOT BID WAR / DUSHAT PRO
Let a mascot settle your stream’s bid war.
Viewers back the games or ideas they want to see next. Their lots orbit the Classic mascot in your OBS scene. When the timer ends, the lots spin; the mascot knocks out the selected lot, and the rounds continue until one winner remains.
Included in Dushat PRO. View the examples here without signing in.
Watch a complete mascot elimination auction
Start the sample auction or jump to a stage. Watch the actual Classic mascot spin, eliminate lots and celebrate the surviving winner.
Collecting lots
Four sample lots. The mascot eliminates them one by one until a single winner remains. Timers are shortened for this example.
The mascot is part of the draw
A spin, an impact, one fewer lot
At the end of the countdown, the orbit speeds up. In elimination mode, the mascot turns toward the selected lot, hits it with its tail and sends it off screen. After the animation and the configured pause, the remaining lots enter the next round.
The surviving lot gets the finale
The last surviving lot becomes the winner and the mascot switches to the victory animation. For a shorter auction, choose single-winner mode instead: it selects one winner in one draw, without the elimination rounds shown above.
Set the rules, then start collecting bids
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Create the auction
Open Mascot Bid War with active PRO. Set the title and collection timer, add the starting lots, then choose elimination or single-winner mode and weighted or equal chances. Check late-bid timer extensions and whether new lots can enter between rounds.
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Choose how viewers take part
Connect DonationAlerts for donation bids, or select a Twitch channel point reward you created. Set the minimum entry amount and point conversion. Viewers can put a lot title in quotation marks inside their donation message, for example: Let’s play "Portal 2". Only the quoted title becomes the lot name.
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Add the mascot to OBS and start
Paste the widget URL into an OBS Browser Source. Choose Classic, adjust the mascot size, lot cards and spin timing, then share the public rules link. Start the auction from Dushat: the countdown leads into the draw. The control page lets you pause and manage the auction while viewers see the widget.
How bids affect the result
| Mode | What the rule means |
|---|---|
| Weighted · elimination | More support lowers a lot’s risk of elimination in a round. It can still be eliminated; the largest total does not guarantee survival. |
| Weighted · single winner | More support increases the chance of winning, with a smoothed increase. Doubling a bid does not double the chance. Every active lot retains a chance. |
| Equal chances | All active lots have the same chance in that draw, regardless of their totals. In elimination mode, the draw determines which lot leaves. |
| New lots and late bids | Entry thresholds, admission between rounds and timer extensions come from your auction settings. Share the rules link before collecting bids so viewers can check those conditions. |
Questions that come up in practice
Can I run this without DonationAlerts?
Yes. You can use a connected Twitch channel point reward, and the owner has manual lot controls. Choose the participation sources and conversion rules in the auction settings.
Does the mascot decide the odds?
The auction rules determine the draw. The mascot acts out its result: the spin, the selected lot’s departure and the winner animation. Changing the mascot size or animation speed does not change the lot weights.
What do viewers get access to?
OBS shows the mascot and lots. The public rules page explains your auction’s conditions without requiring a sign-in. Editing lots, pausing the timer and controlling the auction requires the owner’s account.