Two New Fields on the Low Latency Feed: Player Net Worth and Player Alive Status

Dota 2's biggest event of the year, The International, starts 13 August in Shanghai. Ahead of it, PandaScore has added two new fields to the Low Latency Feed: player net worth and player alive status. Both are among the fastest-moving signals in a Dota 2 game, and now they're available at the same sub-5-second latency as everything else on the feed.

What's New

The Low Latency Feed now streams:

• Player net worth: the running gold total for every player in the game, updated as it changes
• Player alive status: whether each player is currently alive or dead on the map

Both fields are delivered through the same low latency pipeline as the rest of the LLF's Dota 2 data, meaning no separate integration is needed for existing LLF customers on Dota 2.

Why These Two Fields Matter for Dota 2 Trading

Net worth swings tell you who's winning a Dota 2 game well before the scoreboard confirms it. A single well-timed kill or a lost teamfight can shift the gold lead by thousands in seconds, and that shift ripples through win probability models immediately. Player alive status matters just as much: a support caught out of position, or a core dying at the wrong moment, changes what's possible on the map for the next 30 to 90 seconds while they respawn.

Both signals move fast and change frequently within a single game, which makes latency the deciding factor in whether a trading model or prediction bot can actually act on them before the moment passes.

Why This Lands Before The International

The International brings together 16 of the best Dota 2 teams in the world for a group stage into Swiss-style playoffs, with a base prize pool of $1,600,000 that has historically grown well beyond that through community contributions. It's the highest-volume, highest-scrutiny stretch of the Dota 2 calendar, and exactly the moment where finer-grained data pays off for anyone trading the game.

Get Connected

If you're already an LLF customer covering Dota 2, these fields are live now, no action needed on your end to start receiving them. If you're not yet on the Low Latency Feed and want to explore what sub-5-second Dota 2 data can do for your prediction platform or trading desk ahead of The International, get in touch with our team.