HyperBot 5.3.4

Every wager placed anywhere on the floor — solo or multiplayer — feeds one shared jackpot pot that keeps growing until somebody wins it all. Each game has its own way to earn a shot: a natural blackjack, triple 7️⃣s on Slots, an outer Plinko bucket, a straight-up Roulette number, a Baccarat Tie, a Royal or Straight Flush in Poker, a perfect Mines clear, an 8+ Higher-or-Lower streak, or any win on All or Nothing. Land it and the entire pot is yours in one shot — then it resets and starts climbing again. Check the current pot with /jackpot.

Win any hand or round in the casino, and there's a small chance a bonus lootbox pops up right in your result and cracks open to reveal a multiplier — anywhere from 2x up to a massive 100x — instantly boosting the payout you just won. It's rare, it's random, and it can turn an ordinary win into something way bigger than you expected.

The risk-your-entire-balance-on-one-coin-flip game, retired a couple releases ago, has returned — restored to its original all-or-nothing design. A confirmation board shows your full wallet balance, calling Heads or Tails is itself the confirmation, and it's a true, uncontested 50/50 with no boosters involved. It's also now gated by the same prestige-unlock system as every other game.

Tap "Autoplay" on either game's result screen to run up to 25 spins or drops in a row automatically, with optional stop-on-profit or stop-on-loss dollar amounts so you can walk away and let it run within limits you set. You'll get one summary at the end — spins run, total wagered, total won, net, and your biggest win.

Set a target multiplier when you join a Crash round and you'll cash out automatically the instant the climb reaches it — no need to watch the board and click in time. Fully optional, and you can change or clear it every round.

A new booster type your server's shop, lootboxes, level-up rewards, or admin grants can hand out — Critical Win gives a chance for any solo win to multiply on the spot, on top of whatever else you've got running.

Blackjack, High Stakes Blackjack, Poker, High Stakes Poker, Slots, and Higher-or-Lower all pick up Half/Double/Max bet-adjust buttons plus up to 3 saved quick-bet presets (/economy presets) right on the result screen. Change Bet modals now remember your last wager for that game. Big wagers get an optional "are you sure?" confirmation step so a modal typo can't cost you. /economy losslimit is a new opt-in alert that DMs you once if you cross a rolling 24-hour loss threshold you set, and /economy session shows your net win/loss over the last 24 hours at a glance. Plinko also now remembers your last risk tier, so /games plinko doesn't reset to Low every time.

The season win/loss leaderboard only tracked seven games before — it now counts hands from every single casino game, so players whose favorites are Slots, Plinko, Mines, Higher-or-Lower, or All or Nothing finally show up on the board too.

Your alerts don't fade in as a coloured box any more. They arrive as a scene: a backplate slides in, the panel's colour wipes across it, an accent rail draws itself, the icon lands, sparks burst out past the edges of the card, and each line of text rises into place in turn — then the whole thing drifts and breathes while it's on screen. All 10 themes were rebuilt on top of it, so whichever one you already had selected just looks dramatically better. Pick a small, medium or large card to fit your layout.

A 25,000-bit cheer no longer looks exactly like a 100-bit one. Every alert now lands in one of three tiers based on its size — bits cheered, subs gifted, raiders brought — and the tier scales everything: how loud and layered the animation is, which sound plays, and how long the card holds on screen before it leaves. Your biggest moments stay up nearly three seconds longer than a routine follow, so you actually get a beat to react on camera.

Every channel now ships with a full set of 14 professionally produced alert sounds — follows, shoutouts, and subs, gifted subs, cheers and raids at each of the three size tiers — so a brand-new overlay sounds finished the moment you paste the link into OBS, with nothing to upload and nothing to buy. You can still upload your own for any individual slot, and anything you'd already uploaded carries over untouched. Fill just one slot and it covers every size of that event; add a bigger one later and it only takes over the biggest.

The music overlay was rebuilt on the same foundation, with all five themes redone — Midnight Glass, Neon Wave, Minimal, Vinyl and Retro Arcade. The equalizer bars move independently instead of in lockstep so they read like a real spectrum, the album art bleeds past the edge of the card rather than sitting in a box, and three of the themes tint themselves to the colours of whatever's currently playing.

Seven sections had grown big enough that finding one setting meant scrolling past a dozen others. Twitch, Economy, Casino, HyperBot Console, AutoMod, Sportsbook and Pro now each have a row of sub-tabs across the top — Twitch alone splits into Channel, Moderation, Commands, Greetings, Engagement and Overlays. Nothing moved out of the section it was in, and the dashboard remembers which sub-tab you were last on.