Data Feeds
Sports Data & Odds Feeds
Fixtures, results, live events, statistics and odds — delivered as clean, documented, consistent APIs.
GET /v1/fixtures?sport=football&from=2026-10-03
{
"fixtures": [
{
"id": "fx_84h2k",
"competition": "comp_113",
"home": "team_0041",
"away": "team_0102",
"start": "2026-10-03T18:00:00Z",
"status": "scheduled",
"markets": ["match_odds", "totals"]
}
],
"next": "/v1/fixtures?cursor=..."
}The problem it solves
Raw feeds are not a product
Consuming sports data directly from upstream providers means handling inconsistent formats, identifier mismatches, outages and version churn in every application you build. Gamesolved’s feed layer gives your teams one consistent, documented interface — normalised identifiers, predictable schemas, monitored delivery — regardless of what sits upstream.
Who it’s for
- Operators and platforms consuming sports data at scale
- Software houses building products on top of sports content
- Media, affiliate and analytics companies
Capabilities
What the product does
Fixtures & schedules
Upcoming events with competition, participant and timing metadata.
Results
Final and period results with settlement-grade status flags.
Live event data
In-play event streams — goals, points, cards, incidents — where provisioned.
Statistics
Team and event statistics packages, pre-match and live where available.
Odds & market data
Prices and market states aligned to the same canonical event identifiers.
Historical data
Historical datasets with retention windows defined and documented per contract.
Streaming & polling
WebSocket streaming for live data, REST polling for scheduled datasets.
Mapping & identifiers
One canonical ID space across fixtures, results, statistics and odds.
Delivery monitoring
Feed health, latency and completeness are monitored, with incident notifications.
Workflow
How it works in operation
- 1
Scoping
Sports, competitions, datasets and update modes are defined per contract.
- 2
Provisioning
API credentials, sandbox access and documentation are issued.
- 3
Integration
Your team integrates against sandbox; we support mapping and validation.
- 4
Production
Feeds go live with monitoring and agreed support channels.
Integration options
Adopt it your way
- REST APIs with JSON schemas and pagination
- WebSocket streams for live datasets
- Webhook notifications for lifecycle events (fixture changes, settlements)
Distribution: Subscription-based API access, scoped per sport, competition and dataset.
Configurable per deployment
- Sports and competitions in scope, selected per subscription
- Markets included in odds datasets, per sport and competition
- Update frequency per dataset, matched to the connected upstream sources
- Formats and delivery modes (REST, WebSocket, webhooks)
- Historical depth per dataset, according to source availability
Operational advantages
- One integration instead of one per upstream source
- Canonical identifiers eliminate cross-dataset mapping work
- Monitored delivery with defined incident communication
Security
- Key-based authentication with per-dataset scopes
- Transport encryption on all endpoints
- Usage auditing per credential
Scalability
- Read infrastructure sized for burst traffic around major events
- Streaming fan-out isolated from REST serving paths
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Coverage is defined per contract and depends on the datasets provisioned for your deployment. We publish the confirmed catalogue in your technical documentation rather than advertising generic totals.
Latency characteristics depend on the dataset and provisioning path. They are measured and documented per deployment — we do not quote generic figures.
Yes. Sandbox credentials with representative data are part of the standard provisioning process.
Evaluate Data Feeds with our team
A demo session, an integration discussion or the technical documentation — whatever your evaluation needs first.