Call the
First Bloodbefore it drops
GamerNODE turns every League game into a live prediction game for your chat. Will your streamer get the kill, the assist, hit the grey screen — or stay out of it entirely? Viewers lock in. The overlay scores it the instant blood is drawn.
BLUE TEAMDemoStreamer#NA1Viewers' Accuracy✓ 72%✗ 28%2,612 predictorsRED TEAM
DemoStreamer#NA1Viewers' Accuracy✓ 66%✗ 34%2,318 predictorsBLUE TEAM
DemoStreamer#NA1—1,981 voidedRED TEAM
SmurfDemo#NA2Viewers' Accuracy✓ 70%✗ 30%2,489 predictorsBLUE TEAM
DemoStreamer#NA1—No predictionsRED TEAMDemoStreamer#NA1Viewers' Accuracy✓ 71%✗ 29%2,841 predictorsChannel performance for DemoStreamer
Across 14 games, here's how each one ended
Canceled = remake before 5:00 or LoL servers down · Empty = window closed with zero predictions
Across 14 games, here's how often you ended up in each outcome
RED TEAMDemoStreamer#NA140 days agoViewers' Accuracy✓ 74%✗ 26%3.3k predictorsRED TEAMDemoStreamer#NA12 days agoViewers' Accuracy✓ 72%✗ 28%3.1k predictorsRED TEAMDemoStreamer#NA11 day agoViewers' Accuracy✓ 71%✗ 29%2.8k predictorsBLUE TEAMDemoStreamer#NA1todayViewers' Accuracy✓ 70%✗ 30%2.6k predictorsBLUE TEAM
SmurfDemo#NA21 day agoViewers' Accuracy✓ 66%✗ 34%2.6k predictorsof peak viewers predicted
of all calls were right
of predictors are subscribers
Viewers predict your role in first blood of every match. Pick one of four outcomes before the window closes — you're either right or wrong, and it counts toward your record.
Run a stream delay to stop snipers? Set it in Settings → Stream Delay (in minutes). GamerNODE holds the lock and the First Blood reveal that long, so your viewers' predictions and the result stay in sync with their delayed stream — the overlay also auto-buffers for normal Twitch latency.
Every viewer keeps a record per channel — correct calls, wrong calls, and accuracy. Records are channel-specific; the one you build here exists only on this channel.
GamerNODE can post in your Twitch chat at key match moments. Each message type is opt-in and configured in Settings.
Four ways it plays out
Every game has exactly one First Blood. Before it happens, viewers pick the streamer's role. One of these is the truth.
Your streamer lands the killing blow on the game's First Blood.
There for the play, tagged the target — but didn't get the kill.
First to die. Your streamer is the First Blood.
Farming, roaming, recalling — nowhere near the action.
From your game to their guess
No Riot API keys, no scoreboard scraping. GamerNODE reads the live game off your own machine and runs the round on your overlay.
A lightweight desktop app reads your live League game locally and pairs once to your Twitch channel. Launch it, go live, forget it's there.
When a game starts, the prediction prompt opens on your stream. Viewers pick one of four outcomes — and watch the live tally shift in real time.
The instant First Blood drops, GamerNODE classifies the streamer's role, scores every prediction, and builds the channel leaderboard.
First Blood is just the first first
One engine, many milestones. If chat loves calling First Blood, the same prediction loop rolls out across the map.
Get GamerNODE on your stream
Download the companion app, pair your channel once, and add the extension on Twitch. Your chat starts calling First Blood on your very next game.
Already paired? Add GamerNODE on Twitch → · The companion app only reads your live game; it never touches your account.
Windows SmartScreen may warn about an unrecognized app while GamerNODE is in beta — the installer isn't code-signed yet. Click More info, then Run anyway.