Strafe expands match data for four major esports

Strafe has released a data update for its website and mobile app, expanding match pages for League of Legends, VALORANT, Counter-Strike 2 and Dota 2. The update also includes improvements across other esports.

Match pages now combine player statistics from best-of-three and best-of-five series on one page. Users can switch between individual games, compare players and track how performances changed during a series.

League of Legends pages include expanded player statistics, item builds, champion picks and bans, and team objectives. Depending on the available data, users can view CS at 14 minutes, CS differences against lane opponents, vision statistics, damage dealt and taken, each player’s share of team damage and gold-related figures.

The pages also show Dragons, Rift Heralds and inhibitors secured by each team, along with First Blood, the first turret and the first Baron. These details cover lane performance and major objectives from each game.

Dota 2 pages now include gold earned and spent, each player’s share of team gold, damage dealt and taken, and item builds when available. The data covers player economies and resource use during a match.

VALORANT and Counter-Strike 2 pages have received shooting and elimination statistics, including headshot percentage, opening kills, kill/death ratio and kills per round. Round summaries and event feeds provide information about events at specific points on a map.

The expanded match data is available on Strafe’s website and mobile apps for Android and iPhone. Strafe plans to add more features, improve its statistics and expand esports coverage in 2027.

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Reviewed and fact-checked by Alex Panasenko on November 10.