Love talking sports? Call the game.

Booth is looking for sports casters. You call a live game over your mic; fans mute their TV and listen to you instead. No broadcasting job required. Free, no application, and anyone can be live tonight.

This is for you if

As a Booth caster you get

Live in three steps

  1. Sign up with email or Google and pick a name. That's the whole application.
  2. Pick a game from tonight's schedule, or create your own (a school game, a rec game, a watch-along) in a minute.
  3. Headphones on, TV on, mic on. You're live. One tap at the start of play lines every listener up with your screen.

Questions casters ask

Do I need experience?

No. Nothing gates going live. The people who get good are the ones who called a lot of games; this is where you call a lot of games.

What equipment do I need?

A phone or laptop, headphones, and the game on a screen. Headphones matter: without them your mic picks up your own TV. A better microphone helps, but it's not a requirement.

How do I get paid?

Listeners can tip you mid-cast (you keep 100%) or subscribe to you monthly (you keep 90%). Stripe pays out to your bank.

What about copyright?

You never touch the video. Booth streams only your voice; every listener is watching the game on their own TV or service. Keep music and the TV's sound off your mic: wear headphones and let your voice be the only thing on air.

Which sports?

Any. Most nights it's NBA, MLB, NHL, NFL, soccer and tennis, because that's what's on. If there's a game, you can call it, including your own school or youth game.

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