Livestream terms

1. What these terms cover

These terms apply when you take part in our interactive livestreams “Fish & Chat” – the chess nights (“Platform Cup”) and the show in which a virtual fish and the chat play an open-world game together – by typing commands or votes in the chat of our channels on Twitch, YouTube or Kick. The streams are run by TehutStudio (see legal notice).

Taking part is free and voluntary. By typing commands or votes in our chat you agree to these terms. Which data we process when you do so is explained in our privacy policy.

2. The platforms’ terms apply too

You take part through your own account on the platform. Its terms and community guidelines always apply as well, and the platform’s own rules take precedence there:

• YouTube: if you play along in our YouTube streams, you agree to be bound by the YouTube Terms of Service. Our program reads the YouTube chat through YouTube API Services; the Google Privacy Policy applies.
• Twitch: Twitch Terms of Service, including the Twitch Community Guidelines.
• Kick: Kick Terms of Service and Kick Community Guidelines.

3. How playing along works

• Only fixed commands count, for example a chess move as a piece number and a square (“13 e4”) or in standard notation, or the commands shown on stream in the GTA show. Other messages are not evaluated.
• One vote per account and voting window; a newer vote replaces your older one. Commands that arrive too late, are invalid or come from blocked accounts are not counted.
• Our program decides by fixed rules what happens. Votes appear on stream only as counts and moves, never with your name or message.
• There is no claim to taking part, to a vote being counted, to a particular result or to a stream running as announced. Technical problems, delays and safety stops can happen at any time; after a stop, old commands are not repeated.

4. Money never buys control

Tips, Bits, Kicks, Super Chats, memberships and subscriptions are voluntary thank-yous. They never give you control of the game character, extra votes, priority or any other controller rights. If we ever offer paid show events, they will apply to everyone on stream, will give no control over the character, and we will describe them here and in our privacy policy before they start. Payments are handled by the platform or by Streamlabs and PayPal under their own terms.

5. Chat rules and moderation

Please be fair and respectful. Not allowed in our chat: hate, harassment, threats, sexual content, spam, advertising, sharing other people’s personal data, and manipulating votes (for example with several accounts or bots).

The platforms’ automatic moderation (such as Twitch AutoMod) and we as channel operators may hide or delete messages and time out or block accounts. Our program follows these actions: votes from a deleted message or a blocked account are removed, and that account cannot vote until the end of the tournament or broadcast; in the GTA show we keep blocks for up to 30 days (see privacy policy). An AI assistant helps us watch the broadcast and may point out messages to us; decisions to delete messages or block accounts are made by people.

We may pause, end or change a stream at any time, for example for safety reasons.

6. Age

Some of our streams show games rated 18 (for example Grand Theft Auto). These streams are labelled “18+” on the platforms and are meant for adults only. For all other streams, the minimum age of the respective platform applies.

7. Names on stream, recordings and clips

Your chat messages are not shown on stream. Short alerts can show your public name when you follow, subscribe or support us; streams are recorded and we publish clips. Details and how to have your name removed are in our privacy policy.

Grand Theft Auto is a trademark of Take-Two Interactive. TehutStudio is not affiliated with or endorsed by Rockstar Games or Take-Two Interactive.

8. Contact and changes

Questions, complaints or deletion requests: please use the contact details in our legal notice. We update these terms when our livestreams change; the version published here at the time you take part applies.

Last updated: 15 November 2026