Five Collector Card Styles for Your Break Board
— Breaker Labs
A break board is a grid of team logos. That's the job. But the thing you're actually selling is cardboard — vintage stock, refractors, colour-matched parallels — and a flat grid doesn't look anything like it.
Five new card styles, all Pro, all borrowed from the product you're ripping.
Vintage '76
Warm cream stock, a soft arched portrait field behind each mark, and a tan frame. The board equivalent of the box you'd hunt at a card show.
Best on boards where the team colour is the accent rather than the whole point — the arch tints to each team, so the roster still reads as thirty different clubs.
Full Bleed
The team colour owns the entire card, edge to edge. No nameplate, no window, no chrome.
No other style puts this much team colour on screen, which is what makes it hold up in a phone-sized stream window. It's also the one that changes most between sports — an MLB board is thirty distinct colours, an NFL board leans much darker.
Sapphire Foil
A deep blue refractor face inside a bright chrome edge, with an inner window framing every mark.
The blue is fixed rather than team-tinted, so the whole board reads as one set — the closest thing here to a numbered parallel.
Inception Flow
Light silver stock cut through by asymmetric colour bands. Clean, modern, and the only pale face in the set.
That matters more than it sounds: against a dark scene it pops hard, which is either exactly what you want or exactly what you don't. Worth putting next to your actual overlay before you go live.
Cosmic Chrome
A purple-and-blue nebula with open orbital arcs and a scatter of starfield specks.
The most detailed face of the five. Marks with heavy outlines sit on it best; a thin monochrome logo can get lost in the field, so it's worth previewing your sport before you commit to it live.
The small stuff
- They work on both boards. These are Team Tracker and Break Results styles — the picker is shared, so anything you pick on one is available on the other.
- Sold cards still read as sold. The face dims behind the SOLD stamp while the stamp and the buyer's name stay at full brightness on top. That's deliberate: a name you can't read is a name you'll get asked about.
- Nothing changed on your existing boards. Your current card style renders exactly as it did — these are five additions to the picker, not a redesign.
- Spot colours. On a Break Results board these five come in their own finish and ignore the per-spot colours, the same way Slab, Chrome and Ice Vault already do. Every other style wears them.
Getting started
Open a Team Tracker or Break Results widget, go to the Style tab, and pick a card style. The preview updates as you click, so you can flick through all five against your own sport before you go live.
All five are Pro, included in your subscription.