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Who knows the API used by soccervista or betexplorer? Or any good api with many leagues and tournaments for a prediction website.
I am only interested in:
Pre-Game odds
Pre-game fixtures and odds
After game results
Prediction - 1x2, over/under, correct score
they use bookmaker apis and feeds from the merchants they work with..
So how are they able to offer predictions? They even predict results for games without bookmaker oddsQuote:
Originally Posted by ddm
They are definitely using a paid service, since there is no free solution that offers that many leagues.
They do their predictions from stats obviously.
Obviously it's paid API, and I am.open to payment also, but within my budget
Look into Sportmonks
Sportsmonk does not offer Prediction API and their odds are based on Bet365 only (I think)Quote:
Originally Posted by DanHorvat
But I want an Odds API data service with multiple bookies and many leagues.
I see you commented here
https://www.gpwa.org/forum/oddservic...em-207134.html
That thread was started 7 years ago and the link was posted that long ago also so no surprise the link is bad.
I went to punters lounge and did some searching, and saw they changed the method of listing pages from xxx/thread/xxx to xxx/topic/xxx but manipulating the original link did not work.
I tried a handful of search strings that did not seem to come up with what you are looking for.
You might try creating an account at punters lounge and asking there, I am not sure if any admins from over there are members here but maybe one will see your query.
Additionally
I did some searching earlier, and betfair came up in a number of searches as well as a few others.
Not sure if you have looked to see if any of the following resources can help
http://www.donbestcorp.com/
https://www.betradar.com/betting-ser...-odds-service/
https://developer.betfair.com/
https://www.hornetdynamics.com/betfair-api-solution.html
This one reviewed a few services, not sure how old the reviews re but might help pointing you in the rght direction.
https://www.sportsinsights.com/real-...odds-services/
Rick
Universal4
betradar is the best and most expensive, get in touch with me.
If the question is still relevant, please contact me.
yes. question still not resolved @Dmitriy Joen
opta
Depends, what is your budget. You can check sportmonks, they are providing odds from more then 40 bookies
You can find out what websites are built with.
The service is called: builtwith [dot] com
not really what the OP asked for.Quote:
Originally Posted by sashak
edit: over 1 years ago. heh.
Another alternative is: the-odds-api [dot] com
I used their service in the early days to get my site started. They're a bit cheaper and also offer a pretty decent free trial, if you're at the investigation stage.
I am also interested in this, can we contact anytime soon?Quote:
Originally Posted by Dmitriy Joen