New Sportsbooks: Aggregated Odds Service
A key priority for SportsDataIO in 2024 is to expand its Aggregated Odds Service across the growing number of sportsbooks in the US and around the globe. With that said, last month, SportsDataIO officially launched the addition of ESPN BET and Prophet X to its catalog of Sportsbooks within our award-winning Aggregated Odds Service.
SportsDataIO’s Aggregated Odds Service collects, cleans, and normalizes all prices from an exhaustive list of Sportsbooks that now includes:
- DraftKings
- FanDuel
- PointsBet (Historical Only)
- BetMGM
- Caesars
- SugarHouse
- BetParx
- BetRivers
- UniBet
- Sports Illustrated
- Tipico (Historical Only)
- ESPN BET (NEW)
- Prophet X (NEW)
We also offer props from Picks Operators, Including:
- PrizePicks
- Sleeper
- Underdog
By ingesting all available markets, including in-play, props, and futures, across these legal onshore US Sportsbooks, SportsDataIO normalizes them into a single structure that tracks opening and closing lines plus all price changes in between that are delivered via both API and SportsDataIO’s proprietary responsive widgets (Widget Catalog). With many more sportsbooks to come in 2024, the addition of ESPN BET and Prophet X is just the beginning.
For these two new Sportsbooks, current coverage consists of game lines across the Big 6 Leagues (NFL, MLB, NBA, NHL, College Football, College Basketball), with deeper coverage across all sports to come in the near future.
To see the full availability of markets and breadth of SportsDataIO’s Aggregated Odds Service by Sportsbook, please review our Aggregated Odds Coverage Overview.
If you’d like to get in touch with our team, reach out to us at sales@sportsdata.io with any further questions.
Sam Pearson
Sam Pearson is a Senior Account Executive for SportsDataIO and has been with the company since September of 2020. Sam currently resides in Phoenix, Arizona, but grew up in the suburbs of Chicago, Illinois. You can always find him catching up on the latest and greatest in the sports world, actively following the Cubs, Bears, and Blackhawks.
