As Toornament can use Dota 2 API to embed rich statistics and information, you may want to know how to display them.
It all boils down to the unique Match ID each Dota 2 game comes with. Getting your Dota 2 Match ID is very easy, here are the steps.
New API functions: Participants and Tournaments
We’re expanding our API’s possibilities, with new Write functions:

Participants
- Create
- Edit
- Delete
Tournaments
- Create
- Edit
- Delete
They join our growing array of API functions, including:
Read
- List of tournaments (by: game, importance, dates, location)
- Tournaments data (General information and structure, Participants, Schedule, Matches and statistics, Streams and VODs)
Write
- oAuth 2 (tournaments and tournaments private data)
- Matches (information, scores and results)
For all details and help on our API, please go on our dedicated developer website.
eSport Watching Guide, week 3
As we cover more and more eSports tournaments around the globe, we thought it’d be a nice thing show you all the current and live events you can follow on a weekly basis.
Here are all the widgets you can check and share and of course, you can get all these scores and streams straight from your mobile with our free app Toornament eSports iOS – Android). Happy watching!
2016 LCK Spring Split
Share the LCK 2016 Spring Split widget
2016 NA LCS Spring Split
Share the 2016 NA LCS Spring Split widget
2016 EU LCS Spring Split
Share the 2016 EU LCS Spring Split widget
2016 LPL Spring Split
Share the LPL 2016 Spring Split widget
2016 LMS Spring Split
Share the LMS 2016 Spring Split widget
2016 CWL Australia
Share the 2016 CWL Australia widget
2016 CWL Europe
Share the 2016 CWL Europe widget
2016 CWL North America
Share the 2016 CWL North America widget
Gold Series Heroes League 2015
Share the Gold Series Heroes League 2015 widget
2016 StarCraft II StarLeague Season 1 : Main Event
Share the 2016 StarCraft II StarLeague Season 1 : Main Event widget
2016 DreamHack Open Leipzig
Share the 2016 DreamHack Open Leipzig widget
Dreamhack Leipzig 2016
[Organizers] How to find a League Of Legends Match URL
This is how the Meltdown City Clash will award points
Following the release of our new Points Awarding settings (read more here), the popular eSports Bar franchise Meltdown will use one of them for its in-house League of Legends competition, the Meltdown City Clash – Winter Edition, starting this week.
12 Meltdown bars from different cities will face each other, calling their own customers to arms.

Meltdown’s tournament director opted for a quite refreshing way to award points.
Based on a “Best of 5″ format and using “Match Score” setting, each match will thus award up to 5 points for the winner, as each won game means one point. This approach will make each series more exciting until the last game, as opposed to boring games when one opponent reaches the traditional 3 points mark.
Follow the Meltdown City Clash Winter on Toornament:
Check the customized Meltdown City Clash Winter Toornament TV page!

