Sports Odds Scraper

Pregame odds for the major leagues in one clean, normalized schema. Pick your sports and get one row per upcoming game with moneyline, point spread and total (over/under), in American, decimal, fractional or implied probability format, with team names and start time — from a keyless public feed, no login and no API key.

Covers NFL, college football, NBA, WNBA, college basketball, MLB, NHL, UFC and the top soccer leagues (Premier League, La Liga, Bundesliga, Serie A, Ligue 1, MLS, Champions League, Europa League) — plus any other league ESPN covers via a sport/league path like soccer/bra.1.

Built for odds trackers and alert bots, sports content sites, model builders and bettors who want structured pregame numbers on a schedule instead of screenshotting a sportsbook.

What you get for each game

• home, away, commenceTime, sport
• markets[]: moneyline (h2h), spreads and totals, each outcome carrying the price in your chosen format plus the decimal price and the line/point
• Soccer moneylines include the Draw outcome
• books with per-outcome price attribution (currently one bookmaker feed, typically DraftKings)
• dedupe (on by default): scheduled runs only emit games they have not seen before, so a cron run works as a new-games feed

Example output

{
  "sport": "mlb",
  "home": "Philadelphia Phillies",
  "away": "New York Mets",
  "commenceTime": "2026-07-16T23:00Z",
  "books": ["draftkings"],
  "markets": [
    { "key": "h2h", "label": "Moneyline", "outcomes": [
      { "name": "Philadelphia Phillies", "point": null, "prices": { "draftkings": { "price": -136, "decimal": 1.7353 } } },
      { "name": "New York Mets", "point": null, "prices": { "draftkings": { "price": 116, "decimal": 2.16 } } }
    ]},
    { "key": "totals", "label": "Total", "outcomes": [
      { "name": "Over", "point": 9.5, "prices": { "draftkings": { "price": -110, "decimal": 1.9091 } } },
      { "name": "Under", "point": 9.5, "prices": { "draftkings": { "price": -110, "decimal": 1.9091 } } }
    ]}
  ]
}

Pricing

$0.002 per game row. Games without published odds are skipped and never charged, and the first 2 rows of every run are free. A full MLB slate across every market costs about 3 cents.

How to run it via API

curl -X POST "https://api.apify.com/v2/acts/scrapemint~sports-odds-scraper/run-sync-get-dataset-items?token=YOUR_TOKEN" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{"sports": ["mlb", "nba", "soccer_epl"], "oddsFormat": "decimal", "dedupe": false}'

Frequently asked questions

Where do the odds come from? Two keyless public feeds. ESPN's scoreboard carries one bookmaker's pregame lines for each game (typically DraftKings), and Bovada publishes its own prices. Both are normalized into one schema across sports.

Which sports get two books? MLB, NFL, NBA, NHL, WNBA, college football and college basketball. Soccer and UFC come from ESPN alone, so those events carry a single book. An event is never dropped for having one price.

How are the two books matched? On an exact join: both team names plus the start time to the minute. Nothing fuzzy. If either side differs the event simply stays single book, because a wrong pairing would invent a price gap that is not real.

Why did you used to read DraftKings and Pinnacle directly? Both blocked automated access to their own endpoints, so the actor moved to public feeds that are reachable without a key or a proxy.

Do you have live/in-play odds or player props? No — pregame moneyline, spread and total. includeStartedEvents keeps rows for games already underway, but prices are the pregame closes.

My scheduled run returns fewer rows than expected. Dedupe is on by default: each game is emitted once. Set "dedupe": false to get the full slate every run, for example to track lines day by day.

Tennis, golf, F1, esports? Not available from the current source; those inputs return a free explanatory row rather than silently vanishing.

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