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Every OddsRelay post tagged matched-betting.
Exchange & lay data
Backing bets for an outcome; laying bets against it, and only an exchange lets you take that side. Here is the plain version, plus the back/lay data pair a matched feed hands you ready to use.
· 5 min read
Buying vs building
The best odds API for matched betting is the one that arrives already matched, not a raw price feed. Here are the criteria that decide it, and how the categories of option compare.
· 6 min read
Matched betting & oddsmatcher
Best odds guaranteed pays the larger of the price you took and the starting price. That single rule changes how a BOG bet has to be matched, and why the feed carries it as its own type.
· 5 min read
bet365 odds data
bet365 is the book everyone wants and the hardest to cover well. This is the complete picture: what bet365 odds data is, what good coverage looks like, and how to put it to work without owning the collection problem.
· 5 min read
Arbitrage & value betting
Dutching is what you reach for when there's no exchange to lay on: back the whole market across books so any result pays the same. Here's the data behind it.
· 7 min read
Exchange & lay data
A bookmaker back price is only half of a matched bet. This is the other half: what exchange and lay coverage is, the three exchanges we match against, and why the paired lay decides the opportunity.
· 6 min read
Matched betting & oddsmatcher
Racing is where each-way and extra-place matched betting lives, and it is the most demanding odds data to model. Here is what makes it hard and what a matched feed delivers for it.
· 5 min read
Matched betting & oddsmatcher
Building an oddsmatcher means building two things: the data that feeds it, and the product around it. This is how to tell them apart, and which one is worth your engineering time.
· 6 min read
bet365 odds data
bet365 has no public API, so there are two honest routes to its odds: own the collection, or license a feed that already includes bet365 matched against exchange lay prices. Here's how to choose.
· 5 min read
bet365 odds data
bet365 has no public API, so every team building on its prices hits the same wall. Here's the honest landscape, and the option that gets you bet365 odds already matched against exchange lay prices.
· 5 min read
Matched betting & oddsmatcher
An oddsmatcher finds the best back/lay pairs across books and exchanges. Here is the data behind it: each back price matched to an exchange lay price, with a rating that shows how close the two are.
· 6 min read
Matched betting & oddsmatcher
Two fields decide whether a matched bet is worth placing: the rating and the qualifying loss. Here is what each one means, conceptually and honestly, and how a matched feed computes them for you.
· 5 min read
Matched betting & oddsmatcher
Matched betting runs on one thing: a bookmaker back price paired with the current exchange lay price, with a rating and qualifying loss attached. This is the complete picture of that data layer, and how to ship it without building the matcher.
· 7 min read
Matched betting & oddsmatcher
Each-way and extra-place offers can't be expressed as a single back/lay pair. Here is the extra data they need, and how an each-way feed carries the place terms and the two-part matched calculation.
· 6 min read
bet365 odds data
Matched betting on bet365 isn't about the back price alone. Here's the data an oddsmatcher actually needs: the bet365 back paired with a live exchange lay, with rating and qualifying loss attached.
· 5 min read
Matched betting & oddsmatcher
Oddsmatcher-ready data arrives already matched, with the exchange lay price, rating and qualifying loss attached, so you render rows instead of building a matcher. Here is exactly what the term removes from your build.
· 6 min read
Exchange & lay data
A great lay price with no money behind it is a phantom. Here's what lay liquidity is, why a matched feed carries a liquidity figure on every row, and how to gate opportunities by it.
· 5 min read
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