UndercoverTWThis translation is provided for information only: only the French version is legally binding. Read the French version
Terms of service
Last updated: 27 September 2026
These terms govern the use of UndercoverTW, a Twitch extension and website for playing the game “Undercover” live, published by Chaherdine SAID EI (see the legal notice). Using the service means accepting them.
1. Access to the service
A Twitch account is required. Playing is free, with no limit on games, for viewers and streamers alike. We may limit how often games can be created to protect the service, without restricting normal use.
2. Game rules and prohibited behaviour
During a game, you must not:
- write your secret word in the chat;
- reveal which player you are, for example “I’m Player 3”;
- coordinate privately with another player.
The channel chat is analysed automatically, from the player draw until the game ends.
- A player who reveals which player they are is removed from the current game.
- A player who writes their secret word ends the game for the whole table: it is stopped, the words are revealed, and the streamer sees the username of the player responsible. Registered viewers stay in the queue for the next game.
In both cases, the player cannot join a game for 30 days.
3. Community content
You may submit word pairs and group them into packs. By submitting them, you guarantee that you hold the rights to them, and you grant us the right to distribute them as part of the service.
Each word of a pair comes with a hint, shown only to the player who has that word. It must make sense on its own, never mention the other word of the pair, and remain true over time: no current club, team or ongoing record. A hint that has become false may be corrected by us, or lead to the pair being withdrawn.
Validation through play
All submitted content goes through an automatic filter. A submitted pack can no longer be edited. Its pairs are played in test, in real conditions: one game in 5 draws a pair in test at random, on any channel except its creator’s, and never with its creator among the players. Only the players of that game give their opinion on a pair in test.
A pair is validated after at least 5 games, on 3 different channels, with 80% positive opinions overall. It is rejected if it does not get there within 20 games. A pack is published once all its pairs are validated. If it contains a rejected pair, its creator may replace the rejected pairs and submit it again; pairs already validated stay validated.
Reports and removal
Players may report a pair by explaining why. From 3 reports by different people, the pair is automatically withdrawn from circulation pending review.
We may remove any content at any time, in particular if it is hateful, sexual, contrary to Twitch’s rules, or infringes the rights of a third party. Abuse of the reporting feature may lead to the suspension of the account at fault.
4. Purchases
Bits, in the extension
When offered, Bits are sold and billed by Twitch under its own terms. They let you reserve your seat in the next draw, or choose the theme of the game. Reserved seats are capped at half of the seats in a game.
A reserved seat is guaranteed, never drawn at random: no purchase gives “better odds”. Beyond the cap, the purchased seat is not lost: it keeps priority for the next game.
Packs and Premium subscription, on the website
Purchases in euros are processed by Stripe. A purchased pack gives access to its pairs in game. Only packs whose pairs are all validated are offered for sale. Until the store opens, the website says so and no payment is possible.
The Premium subscription costs €5.99 per month, VAT included, that is €4.99 excluding VAT. It gives access, in game, to all validated community packs, in every language. It renews automatically every month and can be cancelled at any time from your profile; cancellation takes effect at the end of the period already paid, with no refund for the month started. It is not a condition for playing, which stays free and unlimited with the base catalogue.
As this is digital content supplied immediately, you waive your right of withdrawal as soon as the content is made available, in accordance with article L221-28 of the French Consumer Code.
5. Creator earnings
A creator earns money in two ways, and only for validated pairs. Test games never earn anything. No income is guaranteed, per pair or per pack.
Sales of their packs
The creator of a paid pack receives 50% of the price of each sale of that pack. Their share is paid by Stripe at the time of sale; Stripe then transfers it to their bank account on its own schedule.
Premium subscriptions
Every month, at least 30% of net Premium revenue forms a pool shared among creators. Net revenue means the subscriptions actually collected during the month, after VAT, payment fees and refunds. This rate may increase; it will never be lowered.
The pool is split in proportion to the games played with each creator’s validated pairs. A game counts if it reached the reveal, with at least four players, on a channel other than the creator’s. A channel cannot count the same pair indefinitely within a month: beyond a cap, its games are no longer counted.
Pairs are drawn at random, equally among all those the channel has access to: no creator is favoured. Each creator has a monthly statement listing their games one by one, with the channel, the date and, where applicable, the reason a game was not counted. The amount of the pool and the total number of counted games are published every month, so everyone can check their own calculation. The statement is final on the first day of the following month.
Payouts
Payouts go through a Stripe account, which the creator opens from their creator space. Stripe requires an identity check before any payout. A monthly amount too small to be paid out is carried over to the following month.
Creator taxes
The creator is solely responsible for declaring their income, and for the resulting taxes, duties and social contributions in their country. The amounts paid to them may be reported to the tax authorities where the law requires it, in particular under the European DAC7 directive on online platforms.
6. Liability
The service is provided as is. We guarantee neither uninterrupted availability nor the absence of errors. We are not responsible for the content of the channels on which the extension is installed, nor for what is said in the chats.
7. Changes and termination
These terms may change; the date of the last update appears at the top of the page. You may stop using the service at any time. We may suspend an account in case of breach of these terms.
8. Governing law
These terms are governed by French law. Failing an amicable agreement, the French courts have jurisdiction.