KAST is the percentage of rounds where a player got a Kill, an Assist, Survived, or was Traded — a measure of round impact that goes beyond raw kill count.

What does map-scoped mean for a prop line?

It means the line resolves against a specific map or map range instead of the full series total. The same stat can carry a different line depending on scope, so the stat type has to state it explicitly.

Where do these stat definitions come from?

These are the same fields KashRock's API returns on player stats and gamelogs endpoints — this glossary documents the terms as they're actually used in the data, not a general dictionary definition.

Esports betting glossary

Market terms and the underlying player stats that back them — the same field names KashRock's API returns, defined plainly.

Market terms

Moneyline

A bet on which team or player wins a match or series, independent of margin.

Map handicap

A bet on a series result adjusted by a map-count margin — only applies to best-of-3+ series.

Prop

A bet on a specific in-game stat (kills, headshots, assists) hitting over or under a line, independent of who wins.

DFS pick'em

A daily-fantasy format where a player picks a set of props over/under and is scored on how many hit, rather than placing individual wagers.

Map-scoped line

A prop resolved against a specific map or map range (e.g. maps 1-2) rather than the full series total.

Push

A prop that lands exactly on the line — neither a win nor a loss, typically refunded.

Consensus line

A line derived by comparing odds across multiple books for the same market, used as a pricing reference rather than a single book's number.

Closing line

The last posted line before a match starts — used as a benchmark to evaluate whether an earlier bet had value.

Stat terms

KAST %

Percentage of rounds (CS2) in which a player got a Kill, an Assist, Survived, or was Traded — a round-impact metric, not just a kill count.

ADR

Average Damage per Round (CS2) — damage dealt per round, independent of whether it results in a kill.

Rating

A composite per-round performance score (CS2) combining kills, deaths, damage, and impact into one number.

First-kill differential

Net entry kills minus entry deaths (CS2) — a proxy for how a player performs in the opening engagement of a round.

Flash assists

Assists credited when a player's flashbang blinds an opponent who is then killed by a teammate (CS2).

KDA

Kills, Deaths, Assists — reported individually or as a ratio (kills + assists) / deaths, used across most titles.

Creep score / CS

Number of minions, jungle monsters, or lane creeps killed by a player (League of Legends) — a proxy for farm efficiency.

CSPM

Creep Score Per Minute — creep score normalized by game length, so it is comparable across matches of different duration.

KashRock is an independent data provider, not a sportsbook. Data is for informational and analytical use.