Sportsbook API
Connect match schedules, markets, odds and results to your platform. Coverage and integration flow are reviewed together with your licensed operator and technology partners.
For licensed operators in markets where these services are permitted.
How it connects
Interactive preview
Sample data only. Switch sports, tap a price, or suspend a market to see how each state is shown.
Scope
List the sports, leagues, time zones and update intervals you need, then check coverage before finalizing the scope.
Decide which pre-match and in-play markets you need, the odds format, and how suspended markets are shown.
Match official results to your operating rules, including postponed, cancelled or corrected matches.
Integration
Operator guide
A sportsbook API project starts with three decisions: which fixtures the operator will display, which markets it will offer and which source it trusts for settlement. Map those decisions to your website and back office before comparing feed coverage or testing an in-play odds board.
Create a coverage sheet for each league with fixture IDs, kickoff times, pre-match markets, in-play markets and settlement fields. If basketball or football is central to your launch, confirm the specific leagues, seasons and market types with your provider.
Write down the mechanics you intend to support, such as fixed odds or a pool-based format. Check the product classification with the relevant authority and confirm that the technology supports those rules. The sample here illustrates a fixed-odds sportsbook workflow.
Test a postponed match, a suspended market and an updated final result. Keep the event identifier and a settlement revision reference so staff can find the original outcome and any subsequent adjustments.
Agree how schedule and odds changes reach the front end and what happens after a data interruption. Compare that scope with a white label sportsbook launch or request a sportsbook API demo.
FAQ
We start with a review of your system. Share your architecture overview, technology stack and the modules you want to connect so our technical team can assess compatibility.
Coverage is reviewed by sport, league, market and data type. Send us the competitions that matter most to you.
Target leagues and markets, the odds format, sample screens you like, and how your system processes results.
Pre-match prices are set before an event starts. In-play prices can move while the event is underway and markets may be suspended. Agree how stale prices and suspended markets should appear on your site.
Live scores help describe the state of a match. Settlement should use the authoritative result specified in the contract and record changes. Test a correction even when the earlier score looked final.
The phrase can describe different products. Specify fixed odds, a pool or other mechanics in your brief and check both the regulatory scope and technical coverage for that specific format.
Agree a process for requesting a current snapshot and reconciling missed updates. Test event identity, market suspension and the last accepted price before reopening a market.
Yes. The example uses fictional teams and prices to illustrate how a feed can appear in the product. Discuss test environments and access requirements separately during technical scoping.
Next step
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