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Everything from break-off to broadcast.

Short, practical guides for referees, club managers and streamers. Start with your first match — most people are scoring within two minutes.

OBS Overlay & Broadcasting

Customizing overlay colors and layout

Requires Pro

Colors, logo placement, and which elements show on your OBS overlay are all controlled from a single profile, with a live preview so you can see exactly what viewers will see before you go on air. Open it from the Overlay tile on your Hub.

Score strip style

Two layouts to choose from: Bottom Bar (a full-width bar flush to the bottom edge — the original layout) and Raised Tabbed (a smaller inset panel with the score info connected underneath it). Both support singles and doubles.

Elements you can toggle on or off

  • Ball ON — which ball value is currently legal to pot.
  • Reds remaining — how many reds are still on the table.
  • Max from here / Fouls required — the highest break still possible for the trailing player, flipping to a red Fouls required count once potting alone can no longer win it back. See The referee pad.
  • Break strip — a row of colored ball icons, one per ball potted in the current break, in potting order.
  • Break counter — a separate large number showing the current break value, shown near whoever's at the table. This is distinct from the break strip above — one is a row of ball icons, the other is just the number — and each has its own toggle.
  • Club/sponsor logo — your club or personal logo, top-left of the overlay.
  • Sponsor slideshow — rotating sponsor logos (see Branding and sponsor slideshow).
One profile per account, or — if you're on a Club-tier club — one shared profile the owner sets for the whole club, used automatically on every match at that club. Either way it's resolved live each time the overlay loads, never locked in per match.

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