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EsportsOdds

EsportsOdds provides a REST + WebSocket API for Counter-Strike 2 match data, player stats, tournaments, and a market odds line, built for developers and data products.

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About EsportsOdds

Overview

EsportsOdds is a specialized API service delivering Counter-Strike 2 esports data, including match information, team and player statistics, tournament details, and a consolidated market odds line. Designed for developers, data product creators, and trading desks, it offers both REST endpoints and a WebSocket stream for real-time updates. The platform focuses on CS2 initially, with plans to expand to League of Legends, Dota 2, and Valorant.

Key Features
  • Market Odds Line: A single, normalized odds line for CS2 match winners, built from multiple bookmaker sources and updated every 90 seconds or less. Each capture is timestamped and appended, preserving historical movement for backtesting.

  • Comprehensive Data Endpoints: Six REST resources cover odds, matches, players, teams, tournaments, and WebSocket token generation. Responses follow a consistent schema, making integration straightforward across languages.

  • Real-Time WebSocket Stream: After minting a 60-second ticket, clients receive push notifications for line and score changes, reducing the need for constant polling and enabling low-latency applications.

  • Historical Data Retention: All odds captures are stored as an append-only time series, never overwritten. This allows users to replay market movements and backtest strategies against actual historical prices.

  • Single Pricing Plan: One plan at $99/month includes 10,000 requests, access to all endpoints, WebSocket streaming, and a dashboard with usage analytics. A 7-day free trial is available with a credit card.

EsportsOdds targets developers building match pages, data products publishing stats, and trading desks needing reliable odds history. Its focused scope on CS2 and transparent methodology provide a solid foundation, though the limited game coverage and relatively low request cap may constrain broader use cases.

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