List players for a game

Game slug. cs2 is the only populated title today; an un-onboarded game 404s cleanly.

Exact-match filter on the resource's URL slug (e.g. slug=natus-vincere), scoped to {game}. Returns the single matching row — or an empty page when nothing matches — in the standard list envelope, so it is a direct by-slug lookup that never depends on page size or the cursor position. Composes with the endpoint's other filters (AND).

Filter to one team's roster (UUID).

Filter to one in-game role: AWP, IGL, Lurker, Rifler or Support. Exact match and case-sensitive. Only about 14% of players have a role on file, so this filter is far narrower than it looks — it excludes every player whose role is unknown rather than treating them as unmatched.

Batch lookup by player id: a comma-separated list of 1–500 UUIDs, composed with the other filters (a malformed or out-of-range value returns 400). Resolves many players in one call.

Ordering. nickname (default) or slug, each reversible with a - prefix (sort=-nickname). Performance metrics are not sortable here — they live on match stats, not the player row; use the rankings endpoint for a performance-ordered board. An unrecognised key returns 400. A cursor is bound to its sort.

Page size. The default and maximum vary per endpoint — this shared definition documents the common case (default 100, max 500); each operation that differs states its own numbers. cursor carries the page position, not limit.

A value above the endpoint's maximum is silently clamped, not rejected. A missing, zero, negative or non-numeric value silently falls back to the default — so ?limit=abc and ?limit=0 both return the default page size rather than a 400. Read meta.count if you need to know how many rows you actually got.

Opaque forward pagination cursor — pass the previous page's meta.next_cursor verbatim. Omit for the first page. Never construct one by hand.