View source: R/toa_sports_odds_history.R
toa_sports_odds_history | R Documentation |
Get the odds history for the sports which the Odds API provides coverage
try(toa_sports_odds(sport_key = 'baseball_mlb', regions = 'us', markets = 'spreads', odds_format = 'decimal', date_format = 'iso'))
toa_sports_odds_history(
sport_key,
event_ids,
date,
regions = "us",
markets = "spreads",
odds_format = "decimal",
date_format = "iso",
bookmakers = NULL
)
sport_key |
The |
event_ids |
The |
date |
The timestamp of the data snapshot to be returned, specified in ISO8601 format. The historical odds API will return the closest snapshot equal to or earlier than the provided date parameter Example : 2022-10-10T12:15:00Z |
regions |
The region to pull odds from. Options include:
|
markets |
The type of odds to return. Multiple can be specified if comma delimited. Options include:
|
odds_format |
The format in which to return odds. Options include:
|
date_format |
Date format. Options include:
|
bookmakers |
Comma-separated list of bookmakers to be returned. If both bookmakers and regions are specified, bookmakers takes precendence. Bookmakers can be from any region. Every group of 10 bookmakers counts as 1 request. For example for a single market, specifying up to 10 bookmakers counts as 1 request. Specifying between 11 and 20 bookmakers counts as 2 requests |
try(toa_sports_odds_history(sport_key = 'basketball_ncaab', event_ids = '48db9c3293a52baab881d95d38f37a98', date = '2023-03-18T12:15:00Z', regions = 'us', markets = 'spreads', odds_format = 'decimal', date_format = 'iso', bookmakers = NULL))
Sports for which The Odds API provides betting information for as a tibble:
col_name | types |
id | character |
sport_key | character |
sport_title | character |
commence_time | character |
home_team | character |
away_team | character |
bookmaker_key | character |
bookmaker | character |
last_update | character |
market_key | character |
outcomes_name | character |
outcomes_price | numeric |
outcomes_point | numeric |
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