Kick introduced a dedicated events hub on October 16, 2026, giving viewers one place to find live and upcoming broadcasts.
The hub covers esports competitions, creator collaborations, and real-life streams, according to win. gg.
Creators keep streaming through their own channels while the hub acts as a directory for ongoing and scheduled events.
Multiview and Chat Switching
Desktop users can arrange up to four streams in a shared layout or enlarge one broadcast while others appear in smaller windows.
Only the active stream's audio plays, and viewers can switch between the participating streams' chats.
Users may add or remove broadcasts, but multiview needs at least two streams to work.
Kick had announced the functionality in September 2026 through a partnership with Prodigy, win. gg reported.
The platform has also rolled out unban requests and daily rewards, and released a mobile application earlier in the year.
How Creators Join the Hub
Creators must apply through Kick's dedicated portal to have an event included in the hub.
The platform reviews submissions and decides which applications to approve, according to win. gg.
After approval, Kick contacts organizers with instructions for providing event images and other details.
Hosts can then invite participating creators, so streamers cannot independently join an event simply by adding a keyword to their broadcast titles.
Kick has not published specific criteria governing which events receive placement in the hub.
Current listings include Brand Risk 16, Safe Zone, COB Halloween Bash, and Valorant Champions 2026.
Previously held events such as MrBeast Team Water and GTA VI Launch also appear.
The listings mix events that are underway or scheduled for the future with records of past broadcasts.
According to win.
gg, major creators and events attracting substantial audiences are likely candidates for prominent placement, though Kick has not confirmed formal selection criteria.
The hub could also help viewers discover creators they do not already follow.
Event organizers retain control over invitations, allowing them to determine which streamers participate in their broadcasts.
