CAM4 is running its Tipping Games Contest from March 2 to March 15, 2026, giving broadcasters in the NA, RO, RU, and UA regions the chance to earn extra cash through the platform’s Game Center.

According to CAM4, the contest will award 10 top prizes per region to broadcasters who generate the highest earnings from eligible tipping games during the promotional period. The prize structure is set at $100 for first place, $70 for second, $50 for third, $30 for fourth, $20 for fifth, and $10 for places six through ten.

The contest includes three Game Center features: Roll the Dice, Token Keno, and Spin the Wheel. In Roll the Dice, performers must set a price per roll and configure six prizes before the game can begin. Token Keno allows broadcasters to set up to 12 prize options with custom costs, but once the game starts, the options can no longer be edited. Spin the Wheel requires a price per spin and between six and 12 prizes before activation.

CAM4 states that only 2257-approved broadcasters can take part, and registration is required through the platform’s Google sign-up form. Additional rules include a ban on transferring tokens between multiple accounts, a maximum of 3,000 tokens per single tipper, and a requirement to broadcast at least 10 hours during the contest period. All qualifying earnings must be made between March 2 and March 15, 2026, based on EST.

The platform says winners will be announced and paid no later than Wednesday, March 18, 2026.

XLoveCam has introduced a new online Chatters Service to help models and studios increase sales through round-the-clock fan communication.

According to the platform, the service is free of charge and available exclusively to models with a minimum Camrank of 60. It allows approved accounts to access professional chatters 24/7, giving fans replies even while the model is offline. The idea is to help models continue generating revenue from VIP content without needing to stay connected at all times.

The feature can be activated from the Model Manager through a new “Chatters Service” section. Once enabled, models can communicate with the assigned chatter through the “Virtual Assistant” conversation in the messaging area. There, they can share instructions such as the preferred tone for fan interactions, working schedule, and any specific guidelines they want followed.

XLoveCam says the chatters are trained to rely on each model’s profile and personality when interacting with fans, with the goal of keeping conversations authentic and consistent with the model’s image.

With this launch, XLoveCam is presenting the Chatters Service as a way for eligible models and studios to avoid missed messages and maintain fan engagement even outside their live hours.

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BongaCams has introduced new profile fields designed to help models and studios make their pages more noticeable to members.

The platform says the update adds a “Relationship status” section, allowing creators to state whether they are single, taken, or in an open relationship. In addition, BongaCams has added a “Nymphomaniac” field for female accounts only, with selectable answers such as yes, no, or keeping it a secret.

BongaCams notes that these details are intended to spark curiosity and build interest before any chat begins. The site explains that the fields can be updated in seconds from the profile section, and the selected answers will appear on both full and mini profiles, visible to all members.

BongaCams is encouraging creators to use the new options to attract more attention.