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• Screenshot: runitonce/twitch.tv. In what can only be described as the most dramatic match in poker history. His challenge, issued as a tool to promote his site Run It Once, was the first of.
• Poker is a card game that uses the traditional 52 playing card deck.
• Just Play: simple, easy, and fast seating. No unfair advantages with our built-in HeroIQ. Plus, 30% rakeback via Splash The Pot, our in-game rewards.

All the heads-up action can be seen on Twitch

Opening Round: Results

The Legends Showdown opening round rankings:

SESSIONS

1

STAKES

€50/€100

The Legends Showdown Finals

The Legend of Legends has been crowned!
Thank you to our friends at for the extra sweat!

SEMI-FINALS

SESSIONS

2

STAKES

€50/€100

FINAL MATCH

SESSIONS

3

STAKES

€50/€100

Opening Round: Match Results

The match results for the Legends Showdown opening round:

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Legends Showdown Prizes

The payout structure is as follows:

A streamR banner must be present at all times.
Download all streamR graphics here

Now that we’ve optimized the settings, it’s time to create the layout of your stream. OBS uses “Scenes” and “Sources” in order to set up the layout of your stream. Sources are where you give OBS an input such as a live view of your screen or your webcam. Scenes are a collection of sources.

By default, there is already a “Scene” created, but all you can see is a black screen. The black scene is a preview of what your stream will look like. In order to add the overlay, poker table, and webcam we must add “Sources.”

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Adding Sources: Overlay / Graphics

In this section, we will beingadding multiple images including: a background, a overlay, your streamR badge, and an advertising banner.

Adding a background

To add a new source, click the “+” icon under “Sources” and then select “Image.”

Download our custom Run It Once themed background here.
Then find this file and add it. Here is what you’ll see after adding the background.

Adding your overlay

Now, let’s add the overlay to your stream.
Download our custom Run It Once themed overlay here.
Then follow the same steps and select the overlay image. Here is what you should see after adding the overlay.

Adding your streamR badge (required) and ad banner

Now it’s time to add in your streamR badge and advertising banner.
streamR badge (for above Advertising space) – REQUIRED
To start, streamR’s are awarded with the default banner, but each time you move up the ranks we will provide a level specific banner.
Download the streamRs badge that you should start with

Add another image source and select the streamR image. You will need to resize and move the image to fit in the designated area on the right.

Resizing a Source:
To resize a source, simply click and drag one of the circles on the red box (in any corner).
Here is what it should look like when you’re done.

Advertising banner
There is also a space for another banner – we recommend using the Run It Once banner, but you’re free to add your own custom banner.
Download our Run It Once advertising banner
Add another image source and fit the banner in the designated area in the bottom right corner.
Here is how it should look when you’re done.

Adding Sources: WebCam

Now, let’s add your webcam to the stream. Add a “Video Capture Device” and make sure the “Make source visible” is clicked, then choose your webcam “Device” and click “ok.”

You will need to resize and crop your webcam to make it fit in the top right corner of the overlay.

Resizing a Source:
To resize a source, simply click and drag one of the circles on the red box (in any corner).
Cropping a Source:
Cropping the webcam will allow you to change shape of the webcam box which will allow it to fit in the designated area. To crop your source, hold down “ALT” on your keyboard while you click and drag one of the red circles on the border around your display. After cropping, the outside box will turn green, which notifies you which sides have been cropped. Here is how it should look when you’re finished.

Adding Sources: Poker Table

Next, let’s add a poker table. The source we want to add for this is a display capture. A display capture will record what is displayed on your monitor. To add a new source, click the “+” icon under “Sources” and then select “Display Capture”.

A menu will pop up where you can name your source. This is for our poker table, name it something referencing the table and make sure you leave “Make source visible” checked. Then click “OK”.

The next menu will allow you to select which monitor you want to capture. Use the drop down menu to select your preferred monitor. You also have the option of capturing your mouse cursor, we recommend leaving this enabled so your viewers can follow the action. Once you have your preferred monitor selected, click “OK”.

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Now that your display capture is set up, you should see your monitor in the preview window of OBS. Our next step is resizing the capture space to focus on just your poker table instead of the entire screen. You should notice a red box around the source.

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Resizing a Source:
To resize a source, simply click and drag one of the circles (in any corner) on the red box.

Cropping a Source:
To crop your source, hold down “ALT” on your keyboard while you click and drag one of the red circles on the border around your display. After cropping, the outside box will turn green, which notifies you which sides have been cropped. Once, you cropped the area of your Run It Once Poker table, resize the table to fit properly.
Here is how it should look when you’re finished.

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Boom! Now you have the three main elements added to your stream!

StreamR tutorials:
#1: Setting up your streaming software
#2: Configuring OBS Settings
#3: Creating your stream layout
#4: Adding custom text to your layout