Streaming your poker sessions is a great way to share your skills, build a community, and even earn income through Twitch subscriptions and donations. Although mpl-poker.com doesn’t have native streaming integration, you can easily stream your games with the right setup. Here’s everything you need to know to broadcast your MPL Poker sessions live on Twitch.

What You Need to Stream MPL Poker

✅ A smartphone or tablet with the MPL Poker app installed
✅ A PC or laptop (if you prefer mirroring your mobile screen)
✅ Streaming software like OBS Studio or Streamlabs OBS
✅ A stable internet connection (upload speed of at least 5 Mbps recommended)
✅ A Twitch account

Two Ways to Stream MPL Poker

1. Streaming Directly From Your Phone

If you want a quick, minimal setup:

• Install a mobile streaming app like Streamlabs Mobile or Omlet Arcade on your phone.
• Sign in with your Twitch account.
• Grant screen recording permission to the streaming app.
• Launch MPL Poker and start your stream through the streaming app.
• Add overlays, alerts, or webcam feed if supported by the app.

Best for: Quick setup, casual streaming without extra hardware.

2. Streaming From Your PC With Screen Mirroring

For a more professional-looking stream:

• Use screen mirroring software (e.g., ApowerMirror, LetsView, or AirDroid) to display your mobile screen on your computer.
• Open your streaming software (OBS Studio or Streamlabs).
• Add a new “Display Capture” or “Window Capture” source for your mirrored MPL Poker screen.
• Add overlays, webcam, and alerts for a polished look.
• Link your Twitch account in OBS → Settings → Stream.
• Start streaming directly from OBS.

Best for: Advanced customization, multiple cameras, or combining other media sources.

Tips for a Great MPL Poker Stream

🎨 Add a Face Cam: Viewers love seeing your reactions during big hands.
🔊 Use a Microphone: Engage with your audience by explaining your thought process.
📈 Overlay Graphics: Add Twitch alerts, chat windows, and branded overlays for a professional feel.
📅 Schedule Regular Streams: Consistency helps build a loyal viewer base.
🛡️ Hide Sensitive Info: Make sure your stream doesn’t show personal details like email, phone, or bank info.

Streaming Etiquette for Poker

• Be respectful to opponents, even if they make bad plays.
• Avoid showing hole cards in real time if you’re worried about stream sniping.
• Use a stream delay (30-60 seconds) if you’re playing higher stakes to prevent opponents from gaining an unfair advantage.