
Quick answer: 1xBet esports odds are live on KashRock — match winner, map and rounds markets for CS2, League of Legends, Dota 2, Valorant and more, on the same canonical ids as the other 24 books. One key, GET /v7/{sport}/lines.
A global book with one of the deepest esports menus — its price lands on the same schema and kr_match_id as every regulated book and prediction market on the board.
Real /v7/meta entry — the key, kind, and what the book supports, exactly as the API reports it.
{
"book_id": 313,
"key": "1xbet",
"display_name": "1xBet",
"aliases": [
"1x bet",
"onexbet",
"1xbet.com"
],
"kind": "sportsbook",
"supports": [
"lines",
"parlays"
]
}1xBet's price per market next to the consensus fair price — the books object reports its row count and age in seconds on every call.
Name 1xbet as the leg book and price a ticket or discover +EV parlays against the rest of the market.
When 1xbet moves a number first, the shift and steam plays record which venue led and how far the price ran.
Yes. 1xBet esports mainlines — match winner, map and rounds markets — are ingested into the same schema as every other book. Call GET /v7/{sport}/lines and read the 1xbet rows on the same kr_match_id as the rest of the line books.
Three: GET /v7/{sport}/lines for per-book prices and the consensus view, GET /v7/{sport}/parlays to price or discover parlays with 1xbet as the leg book, and GET /v7/{sport}/flow for steam, shift, volume and whale plays where 1xbet moves lead the market.
No. There is no upstream fetch on the request path — workers fill the cache and your call reads it. One X-API-Key header covers 1xbet and the other 24 books.
The books object on /lines reports each venue's presence, row count and age in seconds. 1xbet absent simply means nothing is posted for that board — the response stays honest instead of hiding the gap.
Hobby ($29/mo) and up — the same plan that unlocks /lines, /parlays and /flow for every line book.
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