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Which Pick'em Apps Have Esports Player Props?
PickFinder Team •Updated: Nov 06, 2026
Most pick'em apps carry at least one esport, but coverage varies a lot by game and by week. PickFinder imports esports lines from every app it tracks, so we counted them. Here's who was posting player props for each esport on November 6, 2026, during League of Legends Worlds and a busy week of CS2.
Esports props by app
CS2 (120 lines)
- Underdog: 52 lines
- Sleeper: 50
- PrizePicks: 45
- Bovada (sportsbook): 40
Mostly kills and headshots over maps 1-2. See what CS2 on PrizePicks means for how those lines work.
League of Legends (112 lines)
- Underdog: 57
- PrizePicks: 43
- DK Pick6: 20
- ParlayPlay: 13
- Betr: 11
- Dabble: 8
League of Legends had the widest app coverage of any esport that day, helped by Worlds. Lines are kills, assists and fantasy score over map ranges.
Dota 2 (102 lines)
- Underdog: all 102
Every Dota 2 line that day came from Underdog, including fantasy score lines graded with Underdog's own scoring, which PickFinder marks (UD).
Call of Duty (57 lines)
- PrizePicks: all 57
Call of Duty lines are map kills, fantasy score and other stats for pro matches.
Valorant
No Valorant lines were posted that day, between events. During the season, PrizePicks and ParlayPlay both carry Valorant kills lines.
What changes from week to week
These counts are a snapshot. Apps add lines around big tournaments and pull back between them, and some games, like Valorant, go quiet for weeks in the offseason. Availability also depends on your state, since not every app operates everywhere. The CS2, League of Legends, Dota 2, Valorant and Call of Duty pages list every market we track.
Comparing esports lines across apps
When several apps post the same player, the lines often differ by half a kill or more, and fantasy score lines can be built on different scoring systems. On PickFinder's board, every app's line sits in the same row with the player's hit rates, so you can take the best number. On the Pro plan, the PrizePicks, Underdog and Dabble Value tabs of the EV+ page list lines that sit below where another app or book has the same player.
