Provider game key <-> Genius LiveStats match id, from a frame that carries both.
Reads a frame you already have (no request is made), checks the id types and returns the distinct id pairs, one-to-one both ways. Rows without a Genius id (older seasons, upcoming games) are dropped.
Value
A wehoop_data tibble, one row per game:
| col_name | type | description |
| game_key | integer or character | Provider's own game key: the BNXT, CEBL, TBF or KZS integer game id, or the Sportality platform game uuid (a string) for source sportality. |
| genius_match_id | integer | Genius Sports LiveStats match id of the same game (the match_id every genius_* wrapper takes). |
Details
Sources: sportpress (BNXT sportpress_game_slider: game_id / genius_id), cebl
(game_id / genius_match_id), tbf (match_id / genius_id), kzs (match_id /
genius_match_id) and sportality (game_uuid / game_id, the Genius match id). The
provider key is integer for every source but sportality (a character uuid); the
Genius id is integer. A wrong source, a missing column, a wrong id type or a key that
maps to two ids raises wehoop_bad_request.
See also
Other Genius Functions:
genius_competition_games(),
genius_competitions(),
genius_game(),
genius_match_competition(),
genius_pbp(),
genius_player_box(),
genius_schedule(),
genius_schedule_embed(),
genius_shots(),
genius_team_box(),
genius_team_crosswalk(),
genius_widget_games(),
lfb_competition,
wbbl_competition
Examples
# \donttest{
slider <- data.frame(game_id = c(1L, 2L), genius_id = c(2902690L, NA))
genius_game_crosswalk(slider, "sportpress")
#> ── Genius LiveStats game crosswalk ───────────────────────────── wehoop 3.1.0 ──
#> ℹ Data updated: 2026-10-22 02:36:15 UTC
#> # A tibble: 1 × 2
#> game_key genius_match_id
#> <int> <int>
#> 1 1 2902690
# }