Data Sources and Publication Scope
STADIO collects public esports schedules, results, and records and normalizes them into one format. Source facts, rule-based aggregates, and Desk analysis are not presented as the same kind of content.
Naming a source explains how it is used; it does not imply affiliation with its operator or publisher.
Schedules, pairings, and results
STADIO refers to organizer-published schedules and results and connected public match records such as bo3.gg, HLTV, VLR.gg, Leaguepedia, and Liquipedia as appropriate to the game and event. Team names, time zones, and series formats are normalized during collection.
When a source is delayed or conflicts with another, only supported values are shown. Records may be updated after an official correction is verified.
Aggregation and analysis
Player and team records, recent form, and sample sizes are calculated automatically from connected matches. These pages do not imply independent writing or page-level human review and are currently excluded from search and advertising inventory.
Desk analysis is a pre-match judgment based on public match evidence. Automated calculation, research organization, or AI assistance may be used. A page without a named author or reviewer does not claim individual human review.
Freshness and conflicting records
An upcoming match shows the start time and participants confirmed at the most recent collection. Postponements, bracket changes, and forfeits are incorporated after the organizer or a connected record confirms them. A live label is used only when the feed establishes that play is in progress; an uncertain or delayed response is shown conservatively with the latest confirmed state.
When sources disagree, STADIO does not simply accept whichever response arrived last. Organizer notices, match identifiers, map or game records, and collection times are compared before a value is connected. An unconfirmed score, lineup, or historical record is left blank or described as incomplete rather than converted into a fact.
Publication scope by page
Schedules and match pages are navigation records for currently supported facts. Player and team pages are automated reference aggregates from connected samples. Desk analysis is editorial material that fixes a pre-match direction and rationale, then compares it with the result. Those page types do not carry the same review claim or the same search and advertising eligibility.
Source links let readers revisit the surrounding context and check whether an upstream record has changed. If a link disappears or access becomes restricted, STADIO does not claim ownership or continuing completeness of that source. An item whose connection can no longer be verified is removed from a later publication or shown with a narrower scope.
Corrections
Send the page URL and a supporting source for an incorrect schedule, score, roster, or attribution to support@stadio.gg. Corrections are made after comparison with verifiable source material.
A report is not accepted as fact on wording alone. The match identifier and public record are checked again before a correction is applied. If a finished match is found to have the wrong participant or result connection, the related schedule, match, and aggregate views are updated together; claims that cannot be verified remain unconfirmed.
Read each page together with its date, sample size, source links, and publication scope.