Every casino on the Strip puts one thing above the door. A name.

The Stardust. The Flamingo. Caesars Palace. The Sands. Before you ever walk inside, you know whose house you're in. The name is the identity. The name is the statement. The name is the thing people remember long after the lights go out.

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Brodie ID brings that energy to the court.

Starting this summer, teams can replace the standard Brodie chest hit with their own team name on the front of their jersey. Not a nickname on the back. Not an accessory. The front. Center chest. The first thing anyone sees when your squad walks into the gym. Your name, stitched into the same Viva Las Vegas collection that pulls from the golden age of the Strip — neon glow, marquee typography, headliner weight. Eight letters across the chest hit different when the jersey already looks like it belongs on the boulevard.

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The rules are simple.

1. Get eight players registered on your roster and you qualify.

2. Pick a name — thirteen characters or fewer. That's your marquee. That's your identity. That's what goes on the chest. Thirteen characters is tight. It's supposed to be. The best names in Vegas never needed more. Think sharp. Think bold. Think about the name that makes the other team read your jersey twice before tip-off.

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This is the first season Brodie has offered full team customization on the front of the jersey. The Viva Las Vegas collection was designed for it — uniforms built to carry a name the way a casino facade carries a marquee. Every detail in this summer's creative direction points toward identity. Brodie ID is how you claim yours.

Register your team. Lock in eight players. Choose your name.