Pre-match and live sports odds normalized across major bookmakers — 1X2, spreads, totals, player props and futures — with full line movement history built in.
The Orbistats Odds API pulls pre-match and live odds from major sportsbooks and normalizes them into a single, consistent schema — one set of market names, one outcome structure, one odds format — regardless of which book the line originally came from. Instead of writing and maintaining a custom parser for every bookmaker's feed, you integrate once and get comparable data across all of them.
It covers the markets that actually matter for pricing and product decisions: 1X2 and moneyline, spreads and handicaps, totals, player props and futures, each tracked from opening line through live in-play movement to close. Pull it over REST for on-demand lookups, stream it over WebSocket when milliseconds matter, or backtest against multiple seasons of historical closing lines through the Historical Sports Data API, which shares the same schema.
Odds, markets and movement — normalized, not just relayed.
Opening and current lines across markets, from the moment a fixture is scheduled.
In-play odds that move with the match, delivered in near real time.
Track how odds shift from open to close, market by market.
1X2, spreads, totals, player props and futures.
Normalized data across major sportsbooks, one schema for all of them.
Decimal by default, with fractional and American formats available.
Sub-second odds movement for trading and pricing use cases.
Redundant sourcing and infrastructure on paid and enterprise plans.
Market availability varies by sport and league — major competitions carry the full set.
| Market | Also known as | Example use |
|---|---|---|
| 1X2 | Moneyline (2-way in sports without draws) | Home / draw / away outright result pricing. |
| Spreads | Handicap | Point or goal handicap markets for closer pricing on favorites. |
| Totals | Over/Under | Combined score or goals above or below a set line. |
| Player Props | Player specials | Individual player performance markets — goals, points, cards and more. |
| Futures | Outrights | Season-long or tournament-long winner and placement markets. |
The same normalized odds schema, available three ways depending on what you're building.
| Method | Best for | Typical latency | How it works |
|---|---|---|---|
| REST Query | Displaying current odds, scheduled jobs | Seconds | Call GET /v1/football/odds for the current line on a given match or market. |
| WebSocket | Trading desks, pricing engines, live UI | <1 second | Subscribe to an odds channel and receive every line change as it happens. |
| Historical Query | Backtesting pricing models | N/A — archival | Query closing lines and full movement history via the Historical Sports Data API. |
Need the persistent connection in more depth? See the WebSocket API page.
One schema, every sport — market depth varies by competition.
Current odds for a match, in cURL, Python, Node.js and over a WebSocket connection.
The same odds feed, shaped to whatever you're pricing or building.
Normalized odds across books built for pricing and risk decisions, not just display.
Sub-second WebSocket delivery of odds movement for fast pricing decisions.
Power an odds comparison widget straight from this same feed.
Closing lines and movement history for validating pricing models before launch.
Markets move fastest exactly when it matters most, and that's when a feed can least afford to lag or drop. Odds data is sourced redundantly across bookmakers so a single feed outage doesn't leave you blind, delivery infrastructure runs across multiple regions, and paid plans carry a 99.99% uptime SLA with dedicated capacity available for trading and enterprise workloads.
1X2 / moneyline, spreads and handicaps, totals (over/under), player props and futures markets, with coverage varying by sport and league.
Both. Pre-match odds are available from the moment a fixture is scheduled, and live odds update in near real time as the match progresses, delivered over REST, WebSocket or webhooks.
Every book's raw feed is mapped into the same market and outcome schema, decimal odds by default with fractional and American formats available, so you can compare or aggregate lines across books without writing custom parsers for each one.
Yes. Opening lines, closing lines and full line movement history are available, and historical odds going back multiple seasons are accessible through the Historical Sports Data API using the same schema.
Live odds move in near real time as bookmakers adjust their lines, with WebSocket delivery built for pricing and trading use cases where seconds matter.
Yes. Start free with a self-serve API key and no card required, then upgrade to a paid or enterprise plan for more markets, higher rate limits and dedicated infrastructure.
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