Tournament API
Brackets, schedules, seeding rules and registration windows as structured JSON.
Esports APIs
Power your esports app, fantasy platform or tournament manager with LOOKME APIs for live match feeds, bracket management, player leaderboards and team data — real-time infrastructure for competitive gaming products.
Custom Solution
GET /v1/esports/matches/live
Authorization: Bearer <api_key>
200 OK
{ "matches": 12, "updated_at": "2026-08-18T12:00:00Z" }
Esports applications need structured, reliable data for matches, brackets, players, teams and live score updates. LOOKME provides REST APIs and webhook events that your product consumes to display standings, schedules and real-time results.
Data sources may include organiser-entered results, licensed third-party feeds or custom event integrations. Coverage is scoped per game title, tournament organiser and data licensing agreement.
Esports API infrastructure is distinct from gambling operations. LOOKME supplies technology for competition, community and event experiences — not betting or wagering products.
Representative REST routes issued after onboarding. Paths and fields may vary per project.
/v1/esports/tournaments
List tournaments with brackets and schedules
/v1/esports/matches/live
Currently live matches and scores
/v1/esports/teams/{id}
Team roster, stats and identifiers
/v1/esports/leaderboards
Season or event rankings with tie-break rules
/v1/esports/registrations
Register a player or team for an event
Capabilities your engineering team integrates through REST endpoints and webhooks.
Brackets, schedules, seeding rules and registration windows as structured JSON.
Real-time scores, map results and stage changes during events.
Rosters, identifiers and stats with privacy-aware field controls.
Season, event and custom rankings with configurable tie-break logic.
Check-in, eligibility checks and waitlist handling for organisers.
Push score and bracket updates to your backend without polling.
Past matches, results and standings for profiles and replays.
Signed HTTPS callbacks so your backend stays in sync without polling.
match.score_updated
Live score or map result changed
tournament.bracket_updated
Bracket progression after a match completes
player.checked_in
Participant checked in for a scheduled match
Typical steps from enquiry to live API access.
Define titles, event formats and which data must be live versus batch.
Design APIs, admin models and permissioning for organisers and players.
Implement ingestion, storage, APIs and operator consoles.
Load-test live updates before a public tournament window.
Share your integration requirement, target markets and expected volumes. We will outline endpoints, webhooks and API access steps.