Esports

Esports Data API — Live Match Data & Odds

Live match data, results, standings and odds for esports titles and tournaments worldwide — all from a single REST API. Last verified: August 2026.

What's included in the Esports API

Everything you need to power live match trackers, results pages or betting models — see the full API reference for endpoint details.

Included

Live Match Data

Round-by-round state as matches happen via the Live Scores API.

Included

Results & Standings

Tournament brackets and league standings from the Sports Data API.

Included

Team & Player Stats

Roster and performance statistics via the Sports Statistics API.

Access

Odds Feed

Pre-match and live esports odds through the Odds API.

Esports coverage in detail

Data spans the major competitive titles and their premier tournament circuits, updated round by round on match day.

MOBA

League of Legends & Dota 2

LEC, LCS, LCK, LPL and major international events, plus the majors and TI circuits.

FPS

CS2 & Valorant

Major tournaments and league play, with map-by-map scoring.

More titles

Additional competitive titles

Broader title coverage across regional leagues — see the Coverage page for the full list.

History

Historical archives

Past matches and results for backtesting via the Historical Data API.

Orbistats vs. other esports data providers

Established sports and esports-data vendors (Sportradar, GRID, Genius Sports) sell esports data as part of large, official-rights enterprise contracts — strong on official league integrations and integrity monitoring, but typically gated behind a sales call with unpublished pricing. Orbistats targets a different buyer: developers, media sites and smaller sportsbooks who want to start building today.

Access

Self-serve signup

Get a free API key instantly — no sales call or contract needed to start testing.

Pricing

Published, per-event pricing

Transparent pricing tiers on the Pricing page, instead of custom quotes.

Scope

Focused esports coverage

The major titles and circuits in one consistent schema, without paying for 80+ sports you won't use.

If you need official league-rights data, in-client telemetry, or a global multi-sport enterprise contract, providers like Sportradar or GRID remain the right fit for that scale of need.

Who uses the Esports API

Example Request

GET /v1/esports/matches/live

Live score state for esports matches in progress. Need real-time push instead of polling? Use Webhooks or the WebSocket API.

GET /v1/esports/matches/live?title=lol
{
  "team_1": "T1",
  "team_2": "Gen.G",
  "map_score": "1-1"
}

Frequently asked questions

Does the Esports API cover live, round-by-round match data?

Yes. The live match data endpoint returns round-by-round or map-by-map state as matches happen, including current score and map result.

Which esports titles and tournaments are covered?

Coverage spans major titles including League of Legends, CS2, Dota 2 and Valorant, across their major tournament circuits. See the Coverage page for the full list.

Is esports odds data included?

Pre-match and live esports odds are available through the Odds API, normalized across multiple bookmakers and returned alongside match and standings data.

Is there a free tier for the Esports API?

Yes. You can generate a free API key and start making requests immediately, with paid plans available for higher volume and enterprise SLAs.

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