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After clicking "Add Members," you’ll see a bar where you can search for contacts or usernames

Search for **@katch\_a\_meme\_bot** and select it

After selecting the bot, it should now appear in the search bar like this

Now click on "Edit"

and then click on "Administrators."

Now add a new Admin

Choose Katch-A-Meme

The only admin rights the bot requires are the ability to delete messages. This is necessary for the bot to automatically and regularly delete its own messages after the game ends, keeping your chat clean. You can also give the bot a custom label.

Congratulations! The game will now be broadcast in your Telegram group!

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