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ARC Raiders streamer bounties
Some of the most-hunted names in ARC Raiders belong to streamers, and BountyRaiders keeps a set of platform-funded bounties on well-known creators live at all times. They are in-game challenges: land in a raid with the target through normal matchmaking, eliminate them, and prove it on video. Right now 53 streamer bounties are live, worth $1,070 in total.
Live streamer bounties
- SmashGlitch (Shroud)PREMIUMvideo proof$25
- Tylernol (Ninja)PREMIUMvideo proof$25
- AGBIN3RPREMIUMvideo proof$20
- BoschMerchantPREMIUMvideo proof$20
- FaidePREMIUMvideo proof$20
- GingyPREMIUMvideo proof$20
- HoneyPuuPREMIUMvideo proof$20
- HutchMFPREMIUMvideo proof$20
- ImNioPREMIUMvideo proof$20
- KaleiPREMIUMvideo proof$20
- KingRichardPREMIUMvideo proof$20
- LoochyTVPREMIUMvideo proof$20
- MckyTVPREMIUMvideo proof$20
- MehdiPREMIUMvideo proof$20
- Moondye7PREMIUMvideo proof$20
- MoonrydePREMIUMvideo proof$20
- MythPREMIUMvideo proof$20
- NadeshotPREMIUMvideo proof$20
- NadiaPREMIUMvideo proof$20
- NateHillPREMIUMvideo proof$20
- NickmercsPREMIUMvideo proof$20
- NothingButSkillzPREMIUMvideo proof$20
- ON1C_PREMIUMvideo proof$20
- RoguePREMIUMvideo proof$20
- SmashGlitchPREMIUMvideo proof$20
- StoneMountain64PREMIUMvideo proof$20
- SurefourPREMIUMvideo proof$20
- SymfuhnyPREMIUMvideo proof$20
- TSM_VissPREMIUMvideo proof$20
- TecnoshPREMIUMvideo proof$20
- TfuePREMIUMvideo proof$20
- TheBurntPeanutPREMIUMvideo proof$20
- TheDarknessPREMIUMvideo proof$20
- TheSpudHunterPREMIUMvideo proof$20
- TimTheTatmanPREMIUMvideo proof$20
- TylernolPREMIUMvideo proof$20
- V1nKubPREMIUMvideo proof$20
- WisethugPREMIUMvideo proof$20
- ZLanerPREMIUMvideo proof$20
- aimkeyxPREMIUMvideo proof$20
- chowh1PREMIUMvideo proof$20
- clkzyPREMIUMvideo proof$20
- dracPREMIUMvideo proof$20
- iiTzTimmyPREMIUMvideo proof$20
- its_ironPREMIUMvideo proof$20
- jccaylenPREMIUMvideo proof$20
- just9nPREMIUMvideo proof$20
- lyricPREMIUMvideo proof$20
- sallyisadogPREMIUMvideo proof$20
- summit1gPREMIUMvideo proof$20
- taxi2gPREMIUMvideo proof$20
- xQcPREMIUMvideo proof$20
- ziGueiraPREMIUMvideo proof$20
How streamer bounties work
The platform-funded streamer bounties are posted by BountyRaiders itself, so they do not expire the way community contracts do: they stay on the board until someone collects. Community members can also post their own bounties on creators, at any amount from $5 up, and those follow the normal 30-day rules.
Two things make a streamer bounty different from any other contract on the board. Video proof is mandatory, not optional. And because the platform bounties are $20 each, they sit above the Free tier's $10 cap: you need Premium or VIP to claim one.
Who can claim a streamer bounty
| Bounty amount | Tier needed | Proof |
|---|---|---|
| Up to $10 | Free, Premium or VIP | Video for streamer targets |
| $10.01 to $25 (includes the $20 platform bounties) | Premium or VIP | Video |
| Above $25 | VIP only | Video |
Premium is $3.99 a month and pays a $20 streamer contract out at $18 after the 10% fee. Compare the tiers.
What the video has to show
- How you encountered the target: the approach, not just the last two seconds.
- The fight and the knockout, with the KNOCKED OUT entry or the elimination clearly visible.
- Both names, the target's and your registered ARC name, in the same match.
- No cuts between the encounter and the kill, and no third-party overlays on screen.
A clip or a VOD timestamp both work. Screenshots alone are rejected for streamer targets, because a still image cannot show how the target was found.
Stream sniping: what it is and why it is banned
Stream sniping is watching a streamer's live broadcast to work out which server, map or location they are in, then queueing or moving to intercept them. In ARC Raiders that means using the stream to time your queue, read their position from their own screen, or follow their route. It is the reason streamer bounties require video: the clip shows how you found the target, not only that you killed them.
It is banned here for two reasons. It is not a hunt; it is using information the target cannot see you using, and a bounty is supposed to reward skill in normal play. And it crosses the line from gameplay into harassment, which is the line this whole site is built on. Kills are only paid when they come from normal matchmaking and normal gameplay.
Moderators compare your clip against the streamer's VOD. Suspicious timing, a route that only makes sense if you knew where the target was, an overlay or second screen in shot, or a queue that lands you with the same streamer repeatedly all get the claim rejected. A repeat offence is a permanent ban and forfeits the wallet.
Is putting a bounty on a streamer harassment?
Not if it stays in the game. Streamers are eliminated in ARC Raiders by strangers every session; a bounty only means the stranger who does it fairly gets paid. What turns it into harassment is anything beyond that: contacting the streamer, spamming their chat, stream sniping, or targeting them outside a raid. All of it is prohibited and enforced.