Chase Cards: Your Break Is More Than Teams Now

— Breaker Labs

Every breaker sweetens the pot. A sealed hobby pack rides along with the teams. A slabbed rookie goes in as a bonus spot. A 1/1 you pulled last week gets thrown back into the pool. The break isn't just 30 teams — it's 30 teams plus the good stuff you loaded into it, and a spot can land on a card or a pack just as easily as it lands the Dodgers.

Until today, that part of your break lived in your stream title and a sticky note. Now it lives on the board.

Chase Cards puts the cards and packs you've loaded into the break directly on your Team Tracker — with your own card art — as live break inventory. Every viewer can see exactly what's still in the pool, all night long.

Chase rail under the team board — one card already PULLED, two still live

When one goes, click it. The stream erupts.

This is the part we sweated over. When a spot lands on a chase card, you don't tab into a dashboard, you don't type anything — you click the card on the widget, exactly the way you already click a team to mark it sold. Same muscle memory, zero new workflow.

The moment you click:

  • The card's own art takes over the screen — the full takeover treatment your sales already get, but starring the card that just went.
  • A PULLED stamp lands on the card, and stays. It survives OBS reloads, source refreshes, even a crashed stream — just like your taken teams do.
  • The "still live" counter drops — and every viewer does the math on what's still in the pool.

The moment it goes — the card's art takes the screen while the board holds its breath

That counter is the whole game. "2 still live" is why someone grabs the next spot — the teams might be thinning out, but the break still has prizes in it. A chase board that just decorates your overlay doesn't do that. Ours is live state, not a slideshow.

Mis-clicked? Click it again — the card comes back, the counter recovers, no harm done. Running with a co-host? Every pull syncs across every device and every OBS source within seconds.

Three layouts, one click to switch

Your break, your geometry. Chase Cards ships with three positions, and the widget resizes itself for whichever you pick — no fiddling with source dimensions in OBS.

The Rail — a clean strip under your teams. The full board stays the star; the break's extras sit underneath like a ticker of tension, with the "up next" card gently highlighted.

The Board — a dedicated column showing every card at once, with a running 3/3 → 2/3 → 1/3 count. Built for loaded breaks where the extras are the show.

Board layout — every chase card visible with a live count

The Spotlight — one big rotating card beside the grid. Maximum art, maximum "look at this thing," perfect when the break has one crown jewel riding on it.

Spotlight layout — one large rotating card beside the team grid

Set up in about a minute

It's all in the widget editor, under Effects → Chase Cards:

The Chase Cards section in the widget editor

Toggle it on, pick a position, and add whatever's riding in the break — name, detail line ("1/1", "/50", "Sealed Pack"), and your own card art through the same upload flow as your logo. Reorder them, hide one without deleting it, tune the rotation speed, and decide whether a pull fires the full takeover. Up to 24 cards per break.

The live preview in the editor shows exactly what OBS will show — rail, board, or spotlight — before you ever go live.

The details we didn't skip

  • PULLED persists. It's saved with your break state, not your browser tab. Reload anything; the stamp stays.
  • SOLD OUT knows better. If your last team sells while a chase card is still live, the sellout celebration waits — because the break isn't over until everything in it is gone. The pull that empties the board is what fires it.
  • Your art, protected. Card names and art go through the same hardened rendering pipeline as everything else on your stream.
  • It composes. Chase Cards stack cleanly with takeovers, milestones, border effects, claim animations, and every taken treatment — including the new one below.

Bonus: the Graded Slab treatment got real

While we were in there, we rebuilt the Graded Slab taken treatment. Sold teams now sit in a proper graded holder — a real label across the top with the team's city and name, a ruled-off GEM MT 10 grade box, and a plastic-shell sheen. Best part: if you've uploaded your own logo, your brand sits in the label's corner block on every slabbed team. Your break, your grading company.

Available now on Pro

Chase Cards is a Pro feature — and since trials get everything, you can turn it on right now and run it on tonight's break. Open your Team Tracker, hit Effects → Chase Cards, and load up the break.

The extras were always why they grabbed the last few spots. Now the board shows them.