Esports Players

Esports Players is the scoreboard you know from the broadcast: both rosters of the map in play, live. Use it to see who's carrying, who's down and what each side has left. It follows one match, so link it to a colour group with an esports market. Map tabs work as in Esports Match.

What you see

CS2Dota 2

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1. 1
   Team header: side, buy, money
2. 2
   Player row: gear, HP, $
3. 3
   Dead player's skull
4. 4
   Round history
5. 5
   Normal / Advanced

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1. 1
   Kills and NW lead
2. 2
   Hero row: level, NW bar
3. 3
   Dead hero with respawn seconds
4. 4
   Normal / Advanced

On CS2, rows read like the broadcast scoreboard, plus ADR (damage per round); the team header adds side, buy and money. On Dota 2, a dead hero shows the seconds until it respawns.

Rows sort by kills (CS2) or net worth (Dota 2), but never jump under your eye: CS2 re-sorts when a round starts, Dota 2 at most every 30 seconds.

Using it

Normal and Advanced

Advanced trades the live view for the numbers that tell you who's playing well. On CS2 that's opening kills, rounds with two kills or more, KAS and kills minus deaths; on Dota 2, kill participation, net worth per minute, gold and key items. Switch with the toggle in the widget's top line.

CS2Dota 2

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1. 1
   Op. K and 2+K
2. 2
   KAS
3. 3
   +/− (kills minus deaths)

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1. 1
   KP and NW/m
2. 2
   Gold with BB
3. 3
   Key item

On Dota 2, BB next to the gold means the hero has enough gold to buy back. The data doesn't say whether buyback is off cooldown, so treat it as "can afford it", not "will be back".

Open a player

Click a player to open their card. On CS2 it holds the full stat line, from HS% to money and equipment. On Dota 2 it's the hero card: items, abilities ready, net worth rank and its share of the team's net worth. The player is picked in the Esports Game Log too, so you can find them on its map.

Tips

• Pick a player, then set Trails to selected in the Game Log: you'll see only their path on the map.
• Following one player all map? Set Row order to Roster in settings and they stay on the same row.

Extras

More on the board

What	What it means
2 down this round	Under a CS2 roster: how many of its players are dead.
×3 next to a Dota 2 name	The hero's biggest multi-kill on this map.
Bar under Dota 2 net worth	The hero's net worth next to the richest hero on the map.
Highlighted key items	Aegis, Divine Rapier, Gem and the like: items that change a fight on their own.

On a narrow widget, the board keeps only the columns that matter most, and the Normal/Advanced toggle hides: switch with View in settings instead.

Settings

The panel shows the options for the match's game.

Setting	What it does
View	Normal or Advanced.
Row order	By kills (CS2) or By NW (Dota 2), or Roster, which keeps every player on the same row all map.
Round history	The CS2 round strip between the rosters.
Hero names	The Dota 2 hero's name next to the player. Turn it off to leave more room for the name.