RandomGodBot

RandomGodBot

@RandomGodBot
FreeRUEN

High-scale contest bot with a "Boost on Luck" mechanic: up to 100 winners, votes increase chances. Free, open source, 2.9 million monthly users.

Key features

  • Up to 100 winners per draw
  • Boost on Luck vote-based engagement mechanic
  • Open source

RandomGodBot

RandomGodBot supports much larger giveaways than most competitors — up to 100 winners in one draw — and adds a "Boost on Luck" mechanic where participants can earn extra chances through votes, which is a form of engagement mechanic rather than a pure lottery. The project publishes its source code openly, a meaningful trust signal in a category prone to rigged draws.

It suits bigger community giveaways where a single winner is not enough, or where admins want an engagement layer on top of the raffle itself. For a simple one-winner contest, a lighter bot like Randomize may be quicker to set up.

How to start

  1. Open @RandomGodBot and create a new giveaway
  2. Set the number of winners and entry requirements
  3. Optionally enable the Boost on Luck mechanic

Pricing and limits

Free

Pros / Cons

  • Supports up to 100 winners
  • Open source and auditable
  • More complex than a simple single-winner draw

Score breakdown

CriterionWeightPoints
Functionality258 / 10
Reliability & speed158 / 10
Popularity & trust1510 / 10
Price & free tier1010 / 10
Usability107 / 10
Safety & privacy108 / 10
Freshness58 / 10
Localization59 / 10
No intrusive ads59 / 10
Score10085.0

How we rank

FAQ

How many winners can one giveaway have?

Up to 100, according to the bot's own description.

Technical details

  • Inline mode
  • Mini App
  • Works in groups
  • Works in channels
  • Accepts voice
  • Accepts files
  • Requires phone number
  • Requires registration
  • Shows ads
  • Works in Russia without VPN

Checked September 4, 2026 · Updated September 5, 2026 · Report a problem