Frequently asked questions

Outcome.gg is a live, skill-based esports platform where creators compete in verified formats and communities support the action.

Yes. You can explore public content before creating an account. We ask you to sign in before an action affects your account, balance, community, or a creator.

Age, account role, verification, location, and event configuration can affect which features are available. The app shows the applicable next step when an action needs one.

Viewers watch, follow, and use eligible community features. Streamers also have creator, dashboard, go-live, and Companion tools. An eligible adult viewer can use the in-profile upgrade path when it is offered.

A 1v1 Showdown is a live, skill-first matchup between two streamers. One creator sends an invitation with the matchup and displayed creator stake; the other accepts before play begins. The verified game result decides the winner. Viewers can watch, chat, send gifts, and tip where enabled.

A Solo Outcome is a creator's live attempt at a predefined goal. The creator puts up the displayed stake before starting, and the verified gameplay result determines the outcome. During an active support window, eligible live gifts can count as support for that challenge.

A League match is an organized, scheduled skill competition. Streamers compete without creator stakes. Eligible gifts can form a gift battle, and the gift-battle leader can earn a League bonus point.

A session can offer a host camera, gameplay feed, or both. When a source is not ready or reconnects, the player shows the current state rather than promising uninterrupted playback.

Diamonds are the in-app balance used by supported gifts, creator stakes, and creator-related flows. The app shows any requirements before you complete an action.

A live gift is a catalog item sent with Diamonds in an eligible live context. The server validates the catalog item and current price when it is sent. In a team room, you may be asked to select an eligible recipient.

A tip is an optional direct show of support for a creator. Choose an available amount, optionally add a short message, and confirm before it is sent. Tips and live gifts have different purposes.

During an active Solo Outcome, an eligible live gift can count as support. The gift remains a gift, and eligibility depends on the live session and active challenge state shown in the app.

Delayed means the start moved. Support locked means new gifts no longer qualify for the event. Verifying means the stream ended and evidence is under review; credits and points are not final yet.

Cancelled means the event did not begin or was intentionally stopped. Voided means a fair result could not be determined. The final event receipt records the status, reason, and resulting entries. A cancellation or void does not create a supporter credit.

A supporter can receive a 25% credit of their own eligible gifts only when the streamer they supported wins both the verified game result and gift battle. The final receipt shows the event treatment.

When a challenge is completed, eligible support can receive the displayed 10% to 30% gift-meter tier of that supporter's own eligible gifts. Failed or voided challenges do not create that credit.

Wallet may ask for Face ID, Touch ID, or your device passcode before showing or changing sensitive wallet information.

Identity verification is required before certain wallet connection and funding paths. Outcome collects your date of birth, ID country, and consent; the verification provider handles the secure document check.

Availability depends on account eligibility, verification, your connected and verified payout wallet, network, balance, minimum amount, and review status. Submitted requests can be pending before completion, cancellation, or refund.

The Outcome Companion is a desktop application that pairs with your phone and adds a PC gameplay capture feed to an eligible live session.

Open the Companion on your desktop and scan its short-lived QR code from the app's creator tools. Pairing and gameplay capture are separate from the phone camera feed.

The Companion release plan covers Windows, macOS on Apple Silicon, and 64-bit Linux. See the download page for the current release state and platform details.