About Ace

Following esports properly is a juggling act. The scoreboard lives in one tab, the bracket in another, the standings in a spreadsheet you keep scrolling back to, the stream in a third window you keep re-focusing — and the series you actually wanted to see ends while you are three minutes behind in chat.

Ace collapses all of it into a single dashboard. You sit down and the live series is already there, with everything around it — the standings, the schedule, the stream, the chat — sitting exactly where your eye already is.

A live match stage carrying real Twitch video with real Twitch chat beside it, so you watch and talk in the same place instead of holding two windows open.

Every series on air with its real score, the fixtures coming up in the next day, and the results from the last few hours — all of it published by our match data source and stamped with the time it last synced.

The tournaments running right now, the teams competing in them and the current placing table, plus the schedule counting down to the next series.

Coverage runs across Counter-Strike 2, Valorant, League of Legends, Dota 2 and Overwatch 2 — from tier-one leagues to regional and academy events. Those are the games our data source follows, so those are the games the dashboard shows.

Ace is designed as a second screen, not a page you visit. Follow several series at once, keep the fan feed moving, and still catch the round that decides the map.

Make it yours: several themes from dark to neon, video quality and latency controls, spoiler-free scores when you are watching on delay, and match alerts for the teams you actually care about. All of it stays on your device.

Match, tournament and team data is provided by PandaScore. Series that are running are refreshed about once a minute, fixtures and results every fifteen minutes. The streams and chat are served straight from Twitch — Ace does not sit between you and the broadcast.

Ace is free, funded by the ad slots on the dashboard. If you would rather not see them, go ad-free for $4.99 a month, or make a one-time contribution to support the site.

An ace is the round you take on your own. That is the whole idea: the scoreboard, the bracket, the standings, the stream and the crowd, converging in one place instead of five.

Ace is a viewer-facing dashboard — not a league and not a governing body. Scores, standings and schedules are published by PandaScore, refreshed on the cadence above, and labelled on screen with the time they last synced. When nothing is on air, the dashboard says so rather than showing something that is not happening.

The numbers are editorial and for entertainment only. They can be delayed or wrong, and they are never betting advice. For an official record, cite the tournament organiser. Read where our data comes from or the questions people ask most.

Questions, corrections or partnership enquiries? Contact the team.