List player_stats for DFS

Filter to one slate — every player in that slate's pool.

Operator-side slate identifier (DraftKings contest group ID, FanDuel fixtureListId). Resolves to slate_id.

Filter to a single player across slates.

Filter to the players whose slate rows resolve to one game.

Slate calendar day (YYYY-MM-DD, US Eastern). Range operators support backtesting windows.

Slate calendar day (YYYY-MM-DD, US Eastern). Range operators support backtesting windows. (greater-than-or-equal)

Slate calendar day (YYYY-MM-DD, US Eastern). Range operators support backtesting windows. (less-than-or-equal)

Slate calendar day (YYYY-MM-DD, US Eastern). Range operators support backtesting windows. (comma-separated min,max range (inclusive))

Filter by the player's team.

Scoring format code (classic, showdown, single_game) — e.g. exclude showdown duplicates from a player log.

Roster position as listed in the slate pool (QB, RB, WR, TE, DST).

Filter by operator: by numeric id (1 = DraftKings, 2 = FanDuel) or name (draftkings, fanduel).

Filter by operator: draftkings, fanduel, yahoo (or numeric operator id).

Filter by league (1 = NFL).

Page size; defaults to (and is capped at) 5000.

Return rows with id strictly greater than this value, in ascending id order. To walk every row, start at 0 and then pass the previous response's next_from_id. Without it, the first page uses the table's default sort and returns no cursor.

Response format: json (default) or csv — the same rows as CSV with raw values, a blank cell for null, and X-Next-From-Id when another page exists. With format=csv only, the API key may be passed as the key query param (for Google Sheets IMPORTDATA); use a separate, revocable key for that.