Automatic vote bot for Blockrun (Speedrun)

On Blockrun, a vote only counts once it's validated on the server's voting page after the voting site. The bot does both for your username, with no account, and each vote earns you a Vote Key.

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Game: Minecraft
Official voting sites: 2
Time between votes: 1 h 30 – 24 h
To vote: Minecraft username
BoostVote bot: Available

Blockrun, competitive block speedrunning

Blockrun is a French Minecraft server, Java and Bedrock, built around ranked 1v1 block speedruns: two players, one target, the fastest wins and climbs the leaderboard.

The server announces it will reopen soon, with a Switch promised to the top-ranked player. Recent updates added a tutorial on first launch and voting without a website login.

How it works in 3 steps

Step 1 — Create your BoostVote account

Pick Blockrun as your server, enter your Minecraft username and enable the voting sites.

Step 2 — Your Blockrun bot starts up

A dedicated Docker container starts and votes on a loop on the 2 official voting sites for Blockrun.

Step 3 — Collect your rewards

Votes confirmed and rewards credited 24/7. Follow everything live from your dashboard.

A Vote Key every time

Blockrun's reward table is simple: one Vote Key, at 100%, for each validated vote. The monthly voter leaderboard is shown on the voting page.

The catch is validation: without it, the vote stays on the voting site and nothing reaches the game. The bot always does it, from the same connection as the vote.

What the bot takes care of on Blockrun

Vote, then validate

After each vote, the bot confirms on Blockrun's voting page so the Vote Key goes to your username.

No website login

Since update 1.0.2, Blockrun accepts votes without an account: the bot only needs your username.

Bedrock supported

Bedrock players add a _ in front of their name, as the server asks; the bot votes with that name as is.

Blockrun voting sites covered by BoostVote

2 sites covered

BoostVote votes on the 2 official Blockrun voting sites, all handled by your bot: every cooldown is tracked and the vote is fired again as soon as it's possible.

2 open-voting sites — your Minecraft username is enough, no login needed.

How to vote for Blockrun

You vote for Blockrun on its 2 official voting sites. Each vote pushes the server up the rankings and earns you a reward; after that, each site enforces its own waiting time before the next vote.

Find the official voting sites of Blockrun, listed on its website or Discord ("Vote" section).
Enter your Minecraft username on each site: that is what gets credited.
Solve the captcha, then confirm your vote.
Vote again on each site as soon as its cooldown ends:
- Voting site #1 — every 24 h
- Voting site #2 — every 1 h 30

With BoostVote, a bot does all of this for you, 24/7: it votes again on each site as soon as its cooldown ends, up to 17 votes a day, even when your computer is off. Launch your Blockrun bot →

Blockrun rewards collected automatically

One Vote Key per validated vote
A spot on the monthly voter leaderboard
A speedrun server ranked higher before it reopens

Automatic Blockrun voting FAQ

Why do my Blockrun votes need validating?

Blockrun runs on Azuriom: the vote is confirmed on its voting page after the voting site. The bot does that confirmation every time.

Which username should I use if I play on Bedrock?

Your name with a _ in front, as the server says. The bot votes with exactly what you enter.

What do you get for voting for Blockrun?

One Vote Key per validated vote, according to the server's reward table.

Is the server open right now?

Blockrun announces it will reopen soon. The bot will be offered for this server once votes pass our tests.

Security: isolated containers, encrypted credentials

Your Blockrun bot runs in a dedicated Docker container, isolated from other accounts. Your voting credentials are encrypted in our database and never shown in plain text.

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