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I’m looking for programs with xml feeds.
I currently belong to bet365 (nice feed) and mvpsportsbook (text feed).
Can anyone point me in the direction of a few other reputable places with nice feeds?
Bodog has some nice feeds. The only problem I have with them is that your players are on a 30 day cookie. (Must sign up and deposit in thirty days or it will not count for you.)
I am not big into Sports betting so not sure how fast they convert but they do offer feeds.
Both VIPProfits and 9am.com offer XML feed in a similiar format:-
Nine.com XML Feed
http://www.nine.com/linesexperts.asp
BetCom XML Feed
http://www.betcom.com/linesexperts.asp
MyBookie XML Feed
http://www.mybookie.com/linesexperts.aspExample of the VIP Profits XML feed being used:-
Thank you very much. I was really looking for this info
Thanks for the suggestions.
You can add BetUS onto the list as well.
VIPsports and 9.com also offer free feeds in an Iframe format which I found much easier to use. You can see them at my site http://www.sportsinsider.com .
BrianThanks, but I’m looking to have a page with lines for all games together if possible.
Something similar to: http://sports.yahoo.com/nhl/odds but a little beefier, and I’ll have the games link to previews, which will also contain the odds for those games.
