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Prodigy SEG Deck
An esports agency represents players and has to pitch them to teams. That used to mean a slide deck that was out of date the week it was made. This is the link they send instead - and it updates itself.
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The brief
Agents were sending slides and spreadsheets. Every pitch meant rebuilding the same pages by hand, and a player's stats, team or contract status was stale almost immediately - awkward when the person you're pitching to follows the scene closely enough to notice.
They needed one place that always shows the current roster, deep enough that a team can evaluate a player without leaving, and presentable enough to send to a director.
What I built
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Thirteen rosters behind one door
Valorant, CS2, League, Rocket League, Fortnite and the rest - each its own roster page, each with the right stat set and role names for that game rather than a generic template.
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Filters that match how teams think
Region, role, coaches, Game Changers, plus search. A team looking for an EMEA controller narrows two hundred players to a handful in two clicks.
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A profile deep enough to decide from
Live competitive stats, most-played agents, full career timeline with join and leave dates, international and regional placements, audience across every platform, contract expiry and the agent to contact.
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Scrapers keeping it honest
Stats, teams and follower counts are pulled from the sources the scene already trusts, so the deck reflects last week's results without anyone editing a page.
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A share link per player
Every player has their own URL that unfurls into a proper preview card in Discord or X - so a pitch is one message, not an attachment.
The result
The agency stopped maintaining decks. Pitching a player is now a link - one that looks the same whether it's opened on a phone in a Discord DM or on a monitor in a meeting, and that's current every time it's opened.
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