AMP: Anatomy of a Shared Bonus

A bonus is about to start. Suddenly, the room is full of experts.

Impressive, considering nobody has seen the result.

AMP puts that confidence on a clock. An eligible player streams from inside an AMP-enabled EXCO game. Other people join to watch, chat and follow the action. Eligible viewers can also take a real-money UNDER or OVER position on the bonus’s final multiplier before it begins.

One bonus. Different calls. A result everyone gets to watch land.

AMP is EXCO Game Studio’s in-game streaming and bonus multiplier prediction product, and the first product from EXCOVERSE. It launched first with 500 Casino. Here’s how that shared moment works.

First, give the bonus an audience

An eligible player starts a stream. Their gameplay becomes something other people can follow inside the game.

They don’t need a professional streaming career, a camera rig or an opening monologue. Camera and microphone are optional. The reels are perfectly capable of holding a conversation.

Viewers can watch and join the chat without taking a position. That matters: sometimes you want to follow the action and enjoy everyone else’s commentary. Watching doesn’t come with a compulsory wager.

The stream can include regular play. When an eligible bonus is bought or triggered during play, it creates the prediction event. The supported game and configuration determine which bonuses qualify.

Now there’s something specific to anticipate.

AMP desktop interface with Ministry of Like gameplay, a streamer camera, live viewer chat and a bonus prediction result summary.

One bonus, live gameplay and a chat alongside it.

AMP mobile prediction panel with an eight-second countdown, an UNDER 43x threshold, 2.20:1 odds, a $4 stake and a displayed $8.81 possible return.

Before the bonus begins

Choose a threshold before the prediction window closes. Values shown are from this capture.

Where will the multiplier land?

For eligible viewers who choose to take a position, that’s the question.

They select an available multiplier threshold and UNDER or OVER. The interface shows the line, odds, stake and possible return before they confirm.

Two people can watch the same bonus and make different calls. Someone watching without a position sees the same reveal. Shared event, individual choices.

Nobody gets to steer the slot outcome. Typing louder won’t help either.

Confidence has a closing time

The prediction window opens before the bonus begins. When it closes, new or amended positions are no longer accepted. Then the bonus plays out live.

That order is the whole point. Make the call, lock it, watch the reveal.

Hindsight is a magnificent predictor. Unfortunately, it’s late.

As the bonus unfolds, the final multiplier is still taking shape. Everyone follows the same action towards the same answer. That’s the suspense AMP builds around: a result people are waiting to see together.

Same result. Separate outcomes.

The bonus ends with one final multiplier. The operator settles each accepted position against that result and the applicable rules. Different thresholds and positions can produce different outcomes. Real-money positions can lose.

The Streaming Player’s slot wager stays separate. They don’t receive viewers’ stakes or pay their winnings. “Shared bonus” means a shared live event, not a shared pot.

Give people a reason to stay for the reveal

A highlight shows you how it ended. AMP lets people follow it before anyone knows.

That’s what interests us: the wait, the chat, the different calls, then the moment the result settles the discussion. A slot bonus can have an audience while it happens.

For operators, the useful demonstration is both sides of that moment: how a player starts a stream, how viewers join and what happens before and after the prediction window closes.

Want to see both? Talk to EXCO about AMP.

18+ | Real-money positions can lose. Terms apply. Play responsibly. Availability depends on the operator, account, location and supported game.

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