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TennisExplorer Scraper — Odds, Line Movement, Players, H2H

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TennisExplorer Scraper — Odds, Line Movement, Players, H2H

TennisExplorer Scraper — Odds, Line Movement, Players, H2H

Scrape tennisexplorer.com — fixtures & results with odds, match details with per-bookmaker odds history (opening price, every move, 4 markets), player profiles, head-to-head records, ATP/WTA rankings incl. history. Pick a mode or paste any URL. JSON, CSV or Excel out.

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TennisExplorer Scraper — Fixtures, Results, Odds & Line Movement, Players, H2H, Rankings

Turn tennisexplorer.com into clean, structured tennis data. One actor covers the whole site: upcoming fixtures with odds, finished results with scores, deep match records with per-bookmaker odds history across four markets, full player profiles, head-to-head records, and ATP/WTA rankings — current or any historical week. Built for betting models, tennis analytics, and sports media that need more than final scores.

How it works

How the TennisExplorer Scraper works

✨ Why use this scraper?

  • Line movement nobody else sells — match details capture every bookmaker's opening price, every timestamped odds change with its delta, the current price and trend, across Home/Away, Over/Under, Asian Handicap and Correct Score markets.
  • Seven modes in one actor — fixtures, results, match details, player profiles, head-to-head, rankings and player search. No need to buy and wire up five different scrapers.
  • Paste any URL — every tennisexplorer.com page type is auto-classified: match links, player pages, /mutual/ head-to-heads, ranking tables, day listings. Mix them freely in one run.
  • Date ranges, both tours, singles and doubles — scrape a whole week of results in one run, filtered to ATP/WTA, singles/doubles, or everything.
  • Historical depth — weekly ranking snapshots going back years, per-season win/loss balances by surface, career titles and injury history per player.
  • Clean, model-ready rows — ISO dates, numeric odds, tiebreak points split from games, one billed row per match/player/ranking entry. No padding rows, ever.

🎯 Use cases

WhoWhat they do with it
Betting modelers & syndicatesBacktest markets with opening→closing line movement per bookmaker; track steam moves; join odds to results by matchId.
Tennis analytics teamsBuild win-probability and surface-adjusted models from per-season balances, H2H records and set-level scores.
Sports media & content sitesAuto-generate match previews (H2H, form, odds) and recaps (scores, movers in the rankings).
Fantasy & prediction appsDaily fixtures with odds as the slate; results feed for scoring; player bios for profiles.
Data products & researchersHistorical ranking snapshots and results archives as time series, exported to JSON/CSV/Excel.

📥 Supported inputs

InputExample
Fixtures / day listingshttps://www.tennisexplorer.com/matches/, /next/?year=2026&month=08&day=14
Results by dayhttps://www.tennisexplorer.com/results/?type=atp-single&year=2026&month=08&day=11
Match detail URLs or bare idshttps://www.tennisexplorer.com/match-detail/?id=3290771 or 3290771
Player profiles (slug or URL)djokovic or https://www.tennisexplorer.com/player/djokovic/
Head-to-head pairsdjokovic vs alcaraz-5ab70, or https://www.tennisexplorer.com/mutual/djokovic/alcaraz-5ab70/
Rankings (with history)https://www.tennisexplorer.com/ranking/atp-men/?page=2&date=2026-07-27
Player searchany name fragment, e.g. alcaraz

Not supported: pages behind a TennisExplorer login, live-score push updates (each run is a snapshot), and non-tennisexplorer.com domains.

🔄 How a run works

  1. Choose a mode (or paste URLs — URLs win when both are present).
  2. The actor expands your input into page fetches: date ranges become day pages, ranking runs walk ?page=N, ids become detail URLs.
  3. Pages are fetched in parallel with browser-grade TLS (impit) and a three-stack fallback race for resilience.
  4. Each page is parsed and normalised: paired match rows, odds tables with nested history, player boxes, ranking tables.
  5. Rows are pushed to the dataset — one row per match, player, head-to-head pair, or ranking entry — up to your maxItems.

⚙️ Input parameters

FieldTypeDefaultNotes
modeselectfixturesfixtures · results · matchDetails · players · h2h · rankings · searchPlayers
startUrlsarray[]Any tennisexplorer.com URLs; overrides mode when present
tourTypeselectallall · atp-single · wta-single · atp-double · wta-double
dateFrom / dateTostringtoday / same dayYYYY-MM-DD; inclusive range, capped at 62 days
matchIdsarray[]Numeric ids or /match-detail/ URLs
includeOddsHistorybooleantrueFull timestamped movement per bookmaker on matchDetails rows
includeRecentFormbooleantrueLast matches + mutual meetings on matchDetails rows
playerSlugsarray[]Slugs or full player URLs
h2hPairsarray[]a vs b, a,b or /mutual/ URLs
searchQuerystringFor searchPlayers
rankingTourselectatp-menatp-men · wta-women
rankingDatestringlatestHistorical Monday snapshot, YYYY-MM-DD
maxItemsinteger200Hard cap on billed rows — your spend guard
maxConcurrencyinteger10Parallel page fetches
proxyobjectnoneSite works over a direct connection; configure only if you want one

📊 Output overview

Every mode writes one row per entity to the default dataset. Match rows (fixtures/results) carry both sides with players, seeds, per-set scores (tiebreaks split out), the two odds, the winner and a matchId you can feed straight into matchDetails. Match-detail rows add both players' bios, the structured final score, surface win/loss comparison, recent form, and the odds block: for each bookmaker and each of the four markets, the current price, trend, opening price and (optionally) the full timestamped history. Player rows carry the bio, current/highest rankings, per-season and per-surface balances, titles and injuries. Ranking rows are one player each, stamped with the snapshot date. Every row includes sourceUrl and scrapedAt.

📦 Output sample

A trimmed, real match-detail row (Montreal quarterfinal, scraped 2026-08-12):

{
"type": "matchDetail",
"matchId": "3290771",
"matchUrl": "https://www.tennisexplorer.com/match-detail/?id=3290771",
"title": "Jodar - Fils",
"date": "2026-08-11",
"time": "20:20",
"tournament": "Montreal",
"round": "quarterfinal",
"surface": "hard",
"tour": "atp",
"home": { "name": "Jodar Rafael", "slug": "jodar", "ranking": 15, "birthdate": "2006-09-17", "plays": "right" },
"away": { "name": "Fils Arthur", "slug": "fils", "ranking": 24, "birthdate": "2004-06-12", "plays": "right" },
"result": {
"raw": "2 : 0(7-65, 6-3)",
"setsHome": 2,
"setsAway": 0,
"sets": [
{ "home": 7, "away": 6, "awayTiebreak": 5 },
{ "home": 6, "away": 3 }
]
},
"surfaceComparison": {
"hard": { "home": { "wins": 21, "losses": 9 }, "away": { "wins": 30, "losses": 15 } },
"clay": { "home": { "wins": 19, "losses": 4 }, "away": { "wins": 9, "losses": 2 } }
},
"odds": {
"homeAway": [
{
"bookmaker": "10Bet",
"line": null,
"side1": {
"odds": 1.65,
"trend": "down",
"opening": 1.9,
"history": [
{ "at": "11.08. 20:04", "odds": 1.65, "delta": -0.02 },
{ "at": "09.08. 08:37", "odds": 1.9, "delta": null }
]
},
"side2": { "odds": 2.2, "trend": "up", "opening": 1.85 }
}
],
"overUnder": [{ "bookmaker": "10Bet", "line": "2.5", "side1": { "odds": 2.2 }, "side2": { "odds": 1.61 } }],
"asianHandicap": [],
"correctScore": []
},
"recentForm": {
"home": [
{
"tournament": "Montreal",
"date": "2026-08-11",
"matchup": "Jodar - Fils",
"outcome": "win",
"score": "2:0",
"matchUrl": "https://www.tennisexplorer.com/match-detail/?id=3290771"
}
]
},
"sourceUrl": "https://www.tennisexplorer.com/match-detail/?id=3290771",
"scrapedAt": "2026-08-12T21:31:04.660Z"
}

(overUnder had 92 rows, asianHandicap 125 and correctScore 40 on this match — trimmed here. Arrays are [], never missing.)

🗂 Key output fields

Match rows (type: "match" — fixtures & results)

FieldMeaning
matchId, matchUrlFeed these into matchDetails for the deep record
statusscheduled · live · finished
tournament, tour, disciplinee.g. Montreal, atp, singles
home / awayplayers[] (name, url, slug — two entries for doubles), seed, setsWon, setScores[] ({games, tiebreak?}), odds, h2hWins (fixtures)
winnerhome · away · null
date, timeDay (mode runs) and local match time

Match-detail rows (type: "matchDetail") — adds round, surface, per-player bios (ranking, birthdate, heightCm, weightKg, plays, turnedPro), structured result.sets, surfaceComparison, recentForm (home/away/mutual), and odds with homeAway / overUnder / asianHandicap / correctScore — each row per bookmaker with line, side1/side2 = {odds, trend, opening, history[]}.

Player rows (type: "player")name, country, heightCm, weightKg, age, birthdate, plays, rankSingles/rankDoubles ({current, highest}), careerBalance + seasonBalance[] (wins/losses total and per surface), titles[], titleCounts[], injuries[], recentTournaments[].

H2H rows (type: "h2h")players[], official record (e.g. 5 : 6), bio comparison, mutualMatches[] with year, tournament, surface, round, winner/loser and set scores.

Ranking rows (type: "rankingEntry")tour, snapshotDate, rank, move, player, country, points.

Search rows (type: "playerSearchResult")query, tour, rank, player (with the slug you need for the other modes).

❓ FAQ

How do I get odds history for a match I found in fixtures? Take the matchId from the fixtures row and run matchDetails with it. Chaining fixtures → matchDetails each morning gives you a daily line-movement archive.

What do odds-history timestamps look like? As the site prints them: "11.08. 20:04" (day.month. hour:minute, no year). The opening price is extracted for you, so open→close deltas don't require parsing the history at all.

Can I get last year's rankings? Yes — set rankingDate to any Monday (e.g. 2025-06-02). TennisExplorer keeps weekly snapshots going back years; the row's snapshotDate confirms which week you got.

Does it cover doubles and Challenger/ITF events? Doubles: yes — use tourType: atp-double/wta-double; each side then carries two players. Coverage mirrors the site, which includes Challengers, ITF and exhibition events alongside the main tours.

Do I need a proxy? No. The site is served fine over a direct connection, which keeps your cost at compute + results only. If you prefer a proxy anyway, configure one in the input and it's honoured.

Why did a run return fewer rows than maxItems? maxItems is a cap, not a target — a quiet Tuesday simply has fewer matches. Failed pages never produce placeholder rows; gaps are reported in the run's status message instead.

💬 Support

Found a bug or missing a field? Open an issue on the actor's Issues tab in Apify Console — issues are answered within 1–2 business days. Feature requests are welcome: if TennisExplorer shows it, it can usually be added.

🛠 Additional services

Need a custom pipeline (scheduled line-movement archive, merged multi-source tennis feed, direct-to-database delivery) or a scraper for another sports/odds site? Contact me through the actor page — custom builds and SLAs available.

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🤖 For AI Agents & LLM Apps

This actor is MCP-friendly: modes map cleanly to tool calls (fixtures → "what's on today", matchDetails → "odds history for match X", h2h → "how do these two compare"). Outputs are stable, typed JSON with no HTML fragments, safe to feed straight into an LLM context or a function-calling loop. Use searchPlayers first to resolve names → slugs, then chain players/h2h. Keep maxItems low per call to control cost; every row is self-contained.


⚠️ Disclaimer

This Actor is an independent tool and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by TennisExplorer (tennisexplorer.com) or any of its operators, nor by the ATP, WTA, ITF or any tournament, nor by any bookmaker whose odds appear in the data. All trademarks mentioned are the property of their respective owners.

The scraper accesses only publicly available pages — no authenticated endpoints, no paywalled content, and no live-score push feeds. Odds data is informational; nothing in this actor's output constitutes betting advice. Users are responsible for ensuring their use complies with TennisExplorer's Terms of Service, applicable data-protection law (GDPR, CCPA, etc.), local gambling regulations, and any contractual obligations of their own organisation.


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