Automatic events
Drops, verified badge campaigns and free-game windows can be generated from data LootWire is already tracking.
LOOTWIRE EVENTS RADAR
Gaming & Twitch Events
What is happening now and what is coming next — Twitch campaigns, Drops, badge events, free game windows and curated gaming events in one schedule.
Automatic sourcesCurated layerConfidence labelsUnknown dates and times are never guessed.
NOW TRACKING0active + upcoming events
Active Now
0
happening now
Upcoming
0
confirmed / expected
Ending <24h
0
time-sensitive
This Month
0
starts or ends this month
Sources
0
event data sources
Schedule
42-day event radar · highlighted campaigns and time-sensitive events.
Confirmed timeDate confirmedExpected / TBD
Building event timeline…
Ending Soon
Active events with a known deadline inside the next 72 hours.
Finding the most urgent events…
Starting Soon
Upcoming campaigns and events beginning inside the next 7 days.
Finding upcoming events…
All Events
0 events in this view · automatic and curated sources stay clearly labeled.
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How LootWire builds this radar
Automatic data and editorial curation are kept separate.
Twitch Badge EventsGrouped from verified badge availability metadata so one campaign can contain multiple badge rewards.
Twitch DropsActive and upcoming public campaign metadata from the Drops collector already used by LootWire.
Free Game WindowsTemporary claim periods are treated as events when a reliable start/end window exists.
Curated Gaming EventsShowcases, esports, releases and sales can be added only with a source and confidence level. Unknown times remain TBD.
LOOTWIRE GUIDE
One radar for time-sensitive gaming events
LootWire Events combines automatic campaign data with a clearly separated curated layer. The goal is not to pretend every gaming event comes from one API; it is to put reliable dates, deadlines and confidence labels into a single timeline while preserving where each event came from.
Known exact times are shown as exact times. Date-only announcements stay date-only, and expected or tentative entries remain labeled as such. This matters for showcases, sales, esports, releases and Twitch campaigns where publishers often announce the date before publishing a precise start time.
Curated events
Major showcases, esports events, sales and releases can be added when a trustworthy announcement exists.
Confidence labels
Confirmed time, date confirmed and expected/TBD are kept distinct so an unknown hour is never presented as fact.
Frequently asked questions
Does LootWire guess event start times?
No. If only a date is known, LootWire keeps it as a date instead of inventing midnight or another arbitrary hour.
Why can one event contain several badges or rewards?
Related rewards are grouped under the same campaign when they belong to one event, reducing duplicate entries in the timeline.
What is the difference between automatic and curated events?
Automatic entries come from connected data feeds. Curated entries are manually added from reliable announcements and are labeled separately.