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Hi Nicolas, in my opinion, it’s better for you to store the statistic name ahead for later use. I assume the problem you are facing here is that you don’t know how to access the statistics name in the result function so that you are wondering if you can access the statistic name in the GetLeaderboardAroundPlayerResult. Well, you can access statistic names if you set “ShowStatistics” to be true in the GetLeaderboardAroundPlayerRequest. However, I am pretty sure this is not what you expected, the result will return all the statistics for each player, which is more confusing for you to determine which statistic name is the right one. Therefore, it better to store the statistics ahead. I wrote this code to test storing statistic names ahead, it works fine, you can modify it to fit your demand. Anyway, here is the code:

    void GetLeaderBoardAroundPlayerWithStatistic(string statisticsName)
    {


        PlayFabClientAPI.GetLeaderboardAroundPlayer(
            new GetLeaderboardAroundPlayerRequest()
            {
                StatisticName = statisticsName,
                MaxResultsCount = 20

            },


            (GetLeaderboardAroundPlayerResult result) =>
            {
                // the parameter "statisticsName" passed to the method GetLeaderBoardAroundPlayerWithStatistic() is still within scope
                //you can still access it in the "result function"
                Debug.Log("Statistics name for the result: "+ statisticsName.ToString()); 

            },

            (PlayFabError error) =>
            {
                Debug.Log(error.ErrorDetails);
            }
            
            );
    }

The basic idea here is to wrap this whole GetLeaderBoardAroundPlayer logic within another method in order to make the statistic name still within scope for the “result function”.