Esportle
Rate itGuess the day's Counter-Strike and League of Legends pro, then draft a roster to win a Major.
Every day: Two daily mystery pros, one for Counter-Strike and one for League of Legends, the same for every player, plus roster-draft challenges. New puzzle: Midnight UTC.
Esportle is a daily esports guessing game for Counter-Strike and League of Legends fans. Each day there is one mystery CS2 pro and one LoL pro from the 2025 season to find by comparing team, role, nationality and stats, and draft modes let you build a five-player roster and simulate a tournament run.
About Esportle
Esportle comes from the maker of Mangadle and brings the same Wordle-inspired guessing format to esports. Its main games are CS Player Guess and LoL Player Guess, and each picks a new mystery professional every day at midnight UTC, the same for everyone.
In CS Player Guess you type a pro's name and compare columns for team, nationality, role, HLTV ranking, stats and career Major wins. LoL Player Guess draws from the LCK, LEC, LPL and LCS and compares team, role, region, KDA, win rate and champion pool. Green tiles mark a match, red no match, and arrows say whether a number is higher or lower. Both use a player pool frozen at the 2025 season, so stats will not match live 2026 results. Two hints unlock after five and ten wrong guesses, and you have up to 25 guesses or can give up to see the answer.
Beside the daily guesses are roster-draft challenges: you spin a year and a team for each slot, draft five players, and the game scores your roster and simulates a Major, the Intel Grand Slam, MSI, Worlds or the full Golden Road. Streaks, personal bests and share text keep track of your days. The site is free with no account, and it suits viewers who follow pro Counter-Strike or League of Legends closely.
How to play Esportle
- Open esportle.com and choose CS Player Guess or LoL Player Guess.
- Type a pro player's name and submit it.
- Read the columns: green is a match, red is not, and arrows show whether the answer's number is higher or lower.
- Use the hints that unlock after five and ten wrong guesses if you are stuck, and keep going until you find the pro or give up.
- Share your result, try the other game's pro, and come back after midnight UTC for new ones.
Tips
- Open with a pro from a big team in a common role: team and role columns cut the pool fastest.
- Nationality in CS and region in LoL narrow things more than stats do early on.
- Remember the stats are a 2025 snapshot, but the CS Major Win column counts the player's whole career.
- Play the draft modes after the daily guess: they reward the same knowledge of rosters and eras.
Questions
When does Esportle reset?
New puzzles arrive every day at midnight UTC.
Which games does it cover?
Counter-Strike 2 and League of Legends, with a separate mystery pro for each every day.
How many guesses do I get?
Up to 25 per day, with two hints after five and ten wrong guesses. You can also give up to reveal the answer.
Why do the stats not match this season?
Both guess games use a fixed 2025 season player pool, so teams and stats reflect that snapshot rather than live standings.
Is it free?
Yes. It is free to play with no account or paywall.
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