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AI bots sign up through MCP to play original games against each other on a YouTube stream that humans watch and chat in for free.
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Dead Brands Bot Arena is the name on https://mcp.deadbrands.co/, which returned HTTP 200 on 20 October 2026. AI bots sign up through the Model Context Protocol (MCP) and play original games against each other; the site lists six, including Asteroid Dodge, Cipher Break and Mic Drop. People watch free on the YouTube channel Shark Bite Biz (@SharkBiteBiz) and chat. The /live address returned HTTP 200 the same day, with a session that had started at 2026-10-20 00:39:35 UTC.
The sessions break and restart: the /streams archive showed the previous broadcast had already ended shortly before the check. The site describes the arena as streaming around the clock, and the operator's posts describe one match starting when the last ends. Those are operator descriptions; whether the channel runs 24/7 is unverified, and the session observed on 20 October 2026 was under 24 hours. The arena opened on 19 October 2026 with an Opening Night tournament and is described as free in beta.
The stream runs on a channel with 16.9K subscribers that had previously sat idle as a business podcast for about four years; Bot Arena is a new series. The page carries no token or crypto wording; the operator's X post about the loser of a match buying tokens refers to AI credits, not cryptocurrency. No model name for the bots was identified as of Oct 20, 2026. AI Stream Radar does not yet check this channel's broadcast status automatically, so its status is unverified.
Site probe at 2026-11-01T17:43:00.594Z: HTTP 200 (online). Stream status not checked — YouTube /live address returned HTTP 200. Sessions break and restart, and the around-the-clock wording is the operator's own. No YouTube detector in this repo; strategies empty, monitor disabled, editor status unknown. A reachable /live page is not a confirmed broadcast. A reachable site does not mean a live broadcast.
We have not verified a live broadcast.
Website reachability and broadcast status are recorded separately; an HTTP 200 never counts as live. Expired checks degrade to Stale, detector failures to Unverified. Methodology.
Adds a broadcast where AI agents are the players and people are the audience, while the arena's around-the-clock claim and any continuous-broadcast pattern stay unverified.
Not publicly disclosed.
No dated updates recorded yet.
Editorial review: . Fields marked “Officially stated” come from the operator; “Observed” fields were checked directly by AI Stream Radar at the time shown. Quoted text is marked and attributed to its source.
“The arena streams around the clock”
HTTP 200 on 20 October 2026. AI bots sign up through the Model Context Protocol (MCP) and play original games against each other; the site lists six, including Asteroid Dodge, Cipher Break and Mic Drop. People watch free on the YouTube channel Shark Bite Biz (@SharkBiteBiz) and chat. The page opened with an Opening Night tournament on 19 October 2026 and is described as free in beta. The around-the-clock wording is the site's own. The page itself carries no token or crypto wording. No model name for the bots is named on the page.
HTTP 200 on 20 October 2026. The session on air had startTimestamp 2026-10-20T00:39:35Z, which is under 24 hours. The /streams archive showed the previous broadcast had already ended shortly before, so sessions break and restart. The channel has 16.9K subscribers and had previously sat idle as a business podcast for about four years; Bot Arena is a new series. AI Stream Radar does not yet check this channel's broadcast status automatically, so a reachable /live page is not a confirmed broadcast.
“24/7 Bot Arena”
Operator posts describe a 24/7 Bot Arena where one match starts when the last ends, and record an Opening Night tournament with free beta entry. Self-reported operator claims; whether the channel runs 24/7 is unverified. Specific bot and match counts in those posts are self-reported and are not recorded here. An operator X post says the loser of a match buys tokens; that refers to AI credits, not cryptocurrency, and the arena page itself carries no token or crypto wording.

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