Strafe’s Biggest Data Update Yet Brings More Stats to Match Pages

We've just rolled out the biggest data update in Strafe's history. Our match pages now offer more player stats, deeper performance breakdowns and more ways to understand how each match unfolded.

The biggest changes are in League of Legends, VALORANT, Counter-Strike 2 and Dota 2, with additional improvements across other esports. We want to put more match information in one place, whether you're following the action live or catching up afterward.

See the Full Series, Not Just One Game

One of the main additions is a series-wide overview of player statistics. Rather than checking each game separately, you can now see every player's combined numbers from a best-of-three or best-of-five series on a single page.

The summary also highlights standout performers across different stat categories. If you want to take a closer look, you can switch between individual games to compare the numbers and see how each player's performance changed over the course of the series.

League of Legends: From Draft to Objectives

Our League of Legends match pages have received several improvements. Beyond the usual kills, deaths and assists, you'll find more detailed player statistics, item builds, champion picks and bans, and objectives secured by each team.

The expanded stats include CS at 14 minutes and CS differences against lane opponents, along with vision stats, damage dealt and taken, each player's share of team damage, and gold-related information, depending on data availability for the match.

Take the opening game between Gen.G and LYON, for example. You can see each player's statistics alongside their item builds and review the full draft.

The page also lists objectives secured by each team, including Dragons, Rift Herald and inhibitors, as well as which team claimed First Blood, the first turret and the first Baron.

These details make it easier to see how each team performed in lane and how contests around objectives influenced the game.

Dota 2: More Data on Economy, Damage and Items

We've also expanded the individual statistics available for Dota 2. Match pages now include more information on gold earned and spent, each player's share of team gold, and damage dealt and taken, alongside item builds where the data is available.

Resource management and item timings can make a real difference in Dota 2. With these additional stats, it's easier to compare players' economies and see what each one contributed throughout a match.

VALORANT and CS2: A Closer Look at Every Round

Fans of VALORANT and Counter-Strike 2 have more data to explore, too. Match pages now offer more detailed shooting and elimination statistics, making it easier to assess individual performances.

The new metrics include headshot percentage, opening kills, kill/death ratio (K/D) and kills per round. That means you can look beyond total kills to see more about a player's accuracy and impact in each match.

We've also added round summaries and event feeds to help you revisit what happened at different points in a map. Whether you missed the match or want to review a specific round, you can now find more detail directly on Strafe.

The Update Is Available on Mobile Too

The improvements aren't limited to our website. The Strafe mobile app has been updated as well, bringing the expanded player stats and detailed match information to your phone.

You can follow player performances, compare stats and explore match details in an interface designed for mobile devices.

Want to try the new features on your phone? Download the Strafe app for free on Google Play (Android) or the App Store (iPhone).

Explore the New Stats on Strafe

With this update, we want to make Strafe even more useful for esports fans. Whether you're checking a final score, comparing players or reviewing an entire series, you now have much more data to work with.

And we're already working on what's next: more features, further improvements to our stats and broader esports coverage in 2027.

Thanks for following Strafe and being part of what we're building!

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