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# Go Live

Battle Trade has built-in broadcast views optimized for streaming, live events, and spectator audiences.

## Available views

| View      | URL                      | Purpose                                                     |
| --------- | ------------------------ | ----------------------------------------------------------- |
| Spectator | `/spectate/[lobby-id]`   | Interactive viewer with voting, chat, and event triggers    |
| Broadcast | `/broadcast/[lobby-id]`  | Clean overlay designed for OBS browser sources              |
| Cast      | `/cast/[lobby-id]`       | Commentator view with extra controls and stats              |
| Stage     | `/stage/[lobby-id]`      | Full-screen display for live event screens and projectors   |
| Wall      | `/lobby/[lobby-id]/wall` | 4K display wall for conference booths                       |
| Admin     | `/admin`                 | Host control panel for managing rounds, events, elimination |

## Quick start

1. Create a lobby and configure the rules
2. Share the lobby link with players
3. Open the broadcast URL in OBS or your streaming software
4. Use the admin panel to control rounds and trigger events
5. Share the spectator link with your audience

## Real-time updates

All views update in real time via Supabase Realtime channels. Prices, leaderboard positions, sabotage effects, and chat messages appear instantly across all views without polling or refreshing.

## Offline fallback

If WiFi goes down during a live event, `/booth/offline` provides a 4K demo loop that runs entirely client-side. No network required.


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