Categories

Coverage
Odds Availability
Closing Lines

Bookmakers
Mapping
Integration

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Coverage

What sports are covered?

The sports coverage varies depending on configured bookmakers offering in that particular point in time. To get a list of available sports call the Sports endpoint.

What competitions are covered?

The competition coverage varies depending on configured bookmakers offering in that particular point in time. To get a list of all the competitions for a sport call the Sport Competitions endpoint.

Is the Player Props data pre-match or live?

Currently Player Props data is all pre-match. We are looking to add live player props in the future, subject to data availability.

How can I tell what Competitions have Player Props available?

Competitions that have Player Props data available from the last 24 hours and into the future are indicated by player_props="true" in the Sport Competitions endpoint.

Bookmakers

What bookmakers are included for Player Props?

Player Props data is available for the following bookmakers:

Draft Kings
William Hill
MGM
Pointsbet
FanDuel

What happens if a bookmaker suspends/removes a market or outcome?

Markets that have been suspended/removed are indicated as removed="true" at the book level.

Outcomes that have been suspended/removed are indicated by removed="true" at the outcome level.

Odds Availability

What is the refresh rate of the Player Props data?

We check for changes to the data every 60 seconds.

Are consensus lines available?

We strive to provide consensus lines as much as possible in the Player Props API, but they are not guaranteed to be present for any sport or competition.

Why do some outcomes show nonsensical odds?

If an outcome is flagged as removed="true" and is displaying decimal odds of 1.00, then the selection was never offered for betting by the bookmaker. This will often happen on "under" selections where the bookmaker does not want to offer the "under" side of the bet.

Mapping

Why would a player ID (ex. `sr:player:830531`) appear more than once in the Player Mappings endpoint?

A player may appear in multiple APIs with a separate ID unique to that API. For example, multiple ID mapping entries could occur from the American Football API to the NFL, NCAA Men’s Football, or USFL APIs.

Closing Lines

How do I tell what the closing odds/line was?

When a game goes live and the pre-match markets have been removed by the bookmaker, we add a removed="true" attribute at the book level and continue to display the last known odds which can be interpreted as the closing line.

Integration

How do I use the Change Log endpoint?

Player Props Change Log will display a list of Sport Event IDs which have changed in the last 5 minutes using Unix timestamps. The actual time of the odds change is denoted by the player_props_odds_change attribute. This can be used to trigger calls to the Sport Event Players Props endpoint.

How can I find the values for various enum data points within the API?

For the most up-to-date values, please see the Schema section of the OpenAPI specification here.

What format are date fields presented in?

Date values are presented in the ISO 8601 standard format.

Timestamp fields are in UTC. These could include scheduled start times or play-by-play event timestamps. Examples: scheduled="2024-02-11T23:30:00+00:00", created_at="2024-02-11T23:43:20+00:00"

Date-only fields reflect local league convention and are not UTC-adjusted. These could include season start dates and birth dates. Examples: start_date="2024-08-16", date_of_birth="1984-09-22"

How do I locate the TTL (Time to Live)/cache on an API endpoint?

The cache (in seconds) can be accessed in the returned header information on each RESTful API call, under cache-control.

ex. cache-control: max-age=1, public, s-maxage=1 or
cache-control: public, must-revalidate, max-age=120