How to add live betting odds to your OBS stream

You do not install anything. You pick the fixtures you will talk about, copy the overlay URL the builder prints, and paste that URL into a browser source in OBS Studio and Streamlabs. The overlay then shows live prices — best three books, or only the one book that is paying you.

Every sport on the board, including soccer, NFL, NBA, NHL and MLB. Soccer keeps a draw column; the other moneylines are home and away.

1. 1

   Pick your matches

   Choose the fixtures and the bookmakers in the builder. No account, no card, no install.

   The builder is the only form. Open it, pick the fixtures, then choose whose prices to show. Whose prices on the card in the showroom is the same setting: best three ranks every licensed book, and one book shows only a sponsor.

2. 2

   Copy the URL and the size

   The ready screen hands you one link, plus the width and height to type into OBS.

   The card is 400 by 340. The bar is 1920 by 90. The rail is 300 wide and as tall as you make the source. Type the width and height the ready screen prints for the widget you built — that is the pair OBS needs.

3. 3

   Add a browser source

   In OBS: Sources, then +, then Browser. Paste the URL, type the two numbers, drag it where you want it.

   Sources, then +, then Browser. Paste the URL, type the two numbers, leave Shutdown source when not visible on so the widget is not polling while you are offline, and drag it onto the scene. That is the whole install.

Watch it on the showroom first if you have not. Every widget there is a real overlay on live odds, at the size it will have on stream.

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