Streamlabs Integration

Tournament Bracket Widgets

Add ReadyRaider tournament brackets as browser source widgets in your Streamlabs scenes. The bracket widget updates in real-time as matches are completed, giving your viewers a live view of the tournament progression. Position and resize the widget to fit your stream layout, and switch between the full bracket view and focused match displays as the tournament progresses. The widget is designed to integrate naturally with Streamlabs' scene management system, so you can include it in multiple scenes with different sizes and positions. For example, use a full-screen bracket widget in your intermission scene and a compact corner widget during active match casting.

• Browser source widgets for Streamlabs scenes
• Real-time bracket updates visible to all viewers
• Resizable and repositionable to fit any stream layout
• Full bracket view and focused match display options

Donation-Funded Prize Pools

Create community-driven prize pools by connecting viewer donations to your tournament. Streamlabs donation tracking combined with ReadyRaider tournament management lets you build prize pools that grow in real-time during your stream. Display the current prize pool alongside the bracket to incentivize donations and increase viewer investment in the competition. This is a powerful way to create engaging content while rewarding your most competitive community members. The growing prize pool display creates a feedback loop where viewers donate to increase the stakes, which drives more excitement, which in turn encourages additional donations. It transforms a standard tournament into a community-funded competitive event that viewers feel personally invested in.

Match Result Alerts

Keep your stream dynamic with automatic alerts when tournament matches are completed. Configure on-stream notifications that fire when results are reported, when upsets happen, or when the bracket advances to critical rounds. These alerts keep viewers informed during commentary breaks and create natural excitement points that enhance the broadcast experience. The alert system works alongside your existing Streamlabs notification setup, using the same visual style and animation framework so tournament alerts feel native to your stream rather than like an afterthought. Configure alert triggers to match your broadcasting style: some streamers prefer alerts for every match, while others only want notifications for semifinals and finals.

• On-stream alerts when match results are reported
• Customizable alert styling to match your stream brand
• Configurable alert triggers for different tournament events
• Works alongside existing Streamlabs alert configurations

Custom Overlay Themes

Your stream has a unique visual identity, and your tournament overlays should reflect that. ReadyRaider provides themed bracket displays that you can customize to match your Streamlabs overlay package. Adjust colors, transparency, and styling to create a cohesive visual experience across your entire stream. Premium users get access to advanced theming options for fully branded tournament broadcasts. The theme system supports transparent backgrounds so the bracket overlay blends seamlessly over your existing scenes, and color customization extends to text, borders, match highlights, and background elements so every visual detail can be aligned with your brand.

• Theme customization to match your existing stream overlays
• Adjustable colors, transparency, and styling options
• Pre-built themes for quick setup and professional appearance
• Premium advanced theming for complete brand integration

Streamlabs Setup and Troubleshooting

Setting up the ReadyRaider integration in Streamlabs follows the same browser source workflow used for other web-based overlays. Add a new Browser Source in your scene editor, paste the bracket widget URL from your ReadyRaider tournament page, and set the dimensions to match your desired display area. If the widget does not appear immediately, check that the URL is correct and that your Streamlabs version supports browser sources. For best performance, avoid running more than three active browser sources simultaneously, as each one consumes memory and CPU. If the bracket appears but does not update, try refreshing the browser source or clearing its cache through the source properties. When combining tournament alerts with your existing Streamlabs alert box, test both systems together before going live to ensure they do not overlap visually or conflict in timing. Position your tournament alert in a different area of the screen from your standard donation and subscriber alerts for clarity.

• Paste the bracket widget URL as a Browser Source in your Streamlabs scene editor
• Limit active browser sources to three or fewer for optimal performance
• Refresh the browser source or clear cache if the bracket is not updating
• Position tournament alerts separately from standard donation and subscriber alerts