
Quick answer: Dabble esports player props are live on KashRock — normalized onto the same canonical propIds as PrizePicks, Underdog and the other DFS books. One key, GET /v7/{sport}/props?book=dabble.
No app scraping, no session juggling — the workers already pulled the board. Your call reads what they published, and a dark board reports prop_count: 0 honestly.
Real /v7/meta entry — the key, kind, and what the book supports, exactly as the API reports it.
{
"book_id": 4,
"key": "dabble",
"display_name": "Dabble",
"aliases": [
"dabble fantasy"
],
"kind": "dfs",
"supports": [
"props"
]
}Dabble's board normalized onto canonical propIds — player, stat, line, direction and team on the same schema as every other DFS book.
Research and rankings on the same kr_pl_* ids the props resolve to — a Dabble pick joins straight to the player's form.
Settled hit/miss grades on every Dabble offer, with opening and closing line — backtests and CLV stay honest.
Dabble has no official public props API. KashRock ingests the Dabble board and serves it normalized via GET /v7/{sport}/props filtered by book=dabble, so you don't scrape the app yourself.
Esports player props across CS2, Valorant, LoL, Dota 2, COD, R6, MLBB and Deadlock — player, stat type, line, direction, team and a canonical propId shared with every other book. When Dabble has nothing posted for a title, the books object on the props response reports prop_count: 0 instead of hiding the gap.
Yes. The same player and market share one canonical propId across books, so one prop row shows Dabble's line next to PrizePicks, Underdog, Betr, Sleeper, Boom, Pick6 and ParlayPlay.
Yes. Settled offers land on GET /v7/{sport}/results with hit, miss or push, the actual stat, and opening/closing line — so Dabble picks can be backtested and CLV'd like any other book.
Sandbox is $0 with an instant key — 500 requests every UTC day across every sport. Consensus lines start at $29/mo.
KashRock is an independent data provider and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Dabble. Publicly available lines, normalized for informational use.