The Caster Directory and the All-Stars

Everything so far has been about casting one match in one arena. This chapter is about the bigger picture: how your work adds up across the whole Braket network, how you get discovered platform-wide, and how you get to cast the single largest event Braket runs, the cross-game All-Stars.

The network caster directory

Braket is not one tournament site, it is a network of arenas, one per game, all sharing the same platform. When you opt into the network, your casting stops being invisible outside the one arena you were in and starts showing up across the whole thing.

There is a public caster directory on braket.gg, at braket.gg/casters. It is the network's roll call of who casts, how much, and across how many arenas. For each caster it shows:

• Your persona, linked to your cross-network player profile.
• Your Twitch channel, linked straight to twitch.tv/yourlogin, so anyone browsing the directory can follow you in one click.
• Your total number of casts across the network, and the number of distinct arenas you have covered.

The directory is ranked by casts, so the more matches you cover, the higher you climb. It is built directly from your casts: every match you claim as caster counts toward your standing. This is how a caster builds a reputation that is bigger than any single game. Cover matches in three different arenas and the directory shows you as a three-arena caster, which is exactly the kind of range that gets you noticed by other studios and other communities looking for talent.

Opting in

The directory is opt-in, and the opt-in is a double gate by design, the same privacy model the rest of Braket's network features use. Two switches both have to be on:

• The arena has to have joined the network (the studio running that arena enables network profiles).
• You have to have turned on your Braket network profile. You do that from the network card on your My matches page, where a "make my profile visible across Braket" toggle lives. It is off by default, so nothing about you crosses arenas until you choose it.

When both are on, your casts in that arena feed the directory, your cross-arena player profile at braket.gg/players/<your-steam-id> lights up, and you become discoverable network-wide. If either switch is off, your work stays local to that arena. Privacy is a feature here, not an accident: you decide how far your name travels.

Once you are in the directory, keep your Twitch channel linked (see the Twitch chapter). The directory pulls your channel from your linked account, so a linked channel is what turns your directory entry from a name into a clickable funnel to your stream.

Casting the Braket All-Stars

The Braket All-Stars is the flagship event of the whole network: a cross-game championship run by Braket itself, where clans field members across several network titles and per-game brackets feed into a single global standing. It is the marketing moment the entire network shares, and it is the biggest stage a Braket caster can stand on.

For a caster, the All-Stars is casting turned up to full volume. It is not one game's tournament, it is many games at once, aggregated into one event, with a public hub at braket.gg/all-stars that shows every leg across the network and the combined player and clan standings. That means:

• More matches to cover than any single arena can offer. The All-Stars spans multiple games and multiple arenas simultaneously, so there is always a live match somewhere that needs a voice.
• Multi-game coverage is the whole point. The casters who thrive at the All-Stars are the ones who can move across titles, and your network caster profile, showing casts across several arenas, is exactly the resume for it. The casting layer is designed to grow into this: caster profiles, schedules, and multi-game coverage of the All-Stars all hang off the same directory and follow-and-alert machinery you already use for a normal tournament.
• The same tools, scaled up. You cast an All-Stars leg the same way you cast anything: claim the match, link and go live on Twitch, use the casters board to coordinate with the other casters covering the event. Follow the All-Stars legs and the star players so the lead-time and go-live alerts keep you on top of a schedule that spans several games.

The All-Stars is where a network caster reputation pays off. Build your standing in the directory during the regular season by covering matches across arenas, and when the All-Stars comes around, you are one of the known casters ready to carry the biggest event on the platform to the biggest shared audience Braket has.