data.betfair.com doesnt give in play odds.
I am trying to formulate an in race trading strategy but first i need the data to test it. Anyone has any information where can i get historial data?
where can i find historical data of in race horse odds?
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How much data are you after? I don't mind posting yesterdays inplay data (parsed with best offers) if that is helpful?
How much data are you after? I don't mind posting yesterdays inplay data (parsed with best offers) if that is helpful?
Liam, I wouldn't mind seeing this please.LinusP wrote:viewtopic.php?f=5&t=11883
How much data are you after? I don't mind posting yesterdays inplay data (parsed with best offers) if that is helpful?
I'm very close in completing my own hand written system and being able to extract my own data should be easy after that.
I'm just keen to see if it's could make use of it going forward
(Probably better in its complete state so I can see what info you grab)
Do you capture every 200ms too?
Thanks
Peter
Sure, I sometimes collect the raw json response and chuck it in a nosql db for processing at a later date but I collect a parsed form which I use for day to day research and model building which is pushed straight into a MySQL db.PeterLe wrote:Liam, I wouldn't mind seeing this please.LinusP wrote:viewtopic.php?f=5&t=11883
How much data are you after? I don't mind posting yesterdays inplay data (parsed with best offers) if that is helpful?
I'm very close in completing my own hand written system and being able to extract my own data should be easy after that.
I'm just keen to see if it's could make use of it going forward
(Probably better in its complete state so I can see what info you grab)
Do you capture every 200ms too?
Thanks
Peter
Yeh I send a request every 200ms, although trying to get market streaming working with python this morning, struggling
https://www.dropbox.com/s/aaoiuy2p8b8cu ... a.zip?dl=0
Here is a zip that contains some parsed data from yesterday including headers and sql code (mysql) to create a table and load as well as some raw marketbook data for some markets last year.
Here is a zip that contains some parsed data from yesterday including headers and sql code (mysql) to create a table and load as well as some raw marketbook data for some markets last year.
I say likely because my algo isn't perfect due to xm.plus: volume that is likely to be from backing
minus: volume that is likely to be from laying
calc1: cumulative of plus and minus
sorry but..may i know what am i looking at? I saw a lot of size and odds in the txt file. I assume that is the in play odds changes for a horse in a race?LinusP wrote:https://www.dropbox.com/s/aaoiuy2p8b8cu ... a.zip?dl=0
Here is a zip that contains some parsed data from yesterday including headers and sql code (mysql) to create a table and load as well as some raw marketbook data for some markets last year.
I say likely because my algo isn't perfect due to xm.plus: volume that is likely to be from backing
minus: volume that is likely to be from laying
calc1: cumulative of plus and minus
All data has been collected from betfairs api.
https://developer.betfair.com/
If you are using excel you will want to look at parsed/IP_2016-06-03.csv this contains the data, parsed/headers.txt are the headers for this csv. Just add the headers to the top of the file to manipulate in excel but I strongly recommend loading to a database as there is a lot of data!
https://developer.betfair.com/
If you are using excel you will want to look at parsed/IP_2016-06-03.csv this contains the data, parsed/headers.txt are the headers for this csv. Just add the headers to the top of the file to manipulate in excel but I strongly recommend loading to a database as there is a lot of data!
i get it now thxLinusP wrote:All data has been collected from betfairs api.
https://developer.betfair.com/
If you are using excel you will want to look at parsed/IP_2016-06-03.csv this contains the data, parsed/headers.txt are the headers for this csv. Just add the headers to the top of the file to manipulate in excel but I strongly recommend loading to a database as there is a lot of data!
Thanks very much Liam,
Going to get today's set up and then Ill have a play with it
Regards
Peter
Edit: I was just looking at this data nd if I took my best earning system circa 2011/2012 (not in use thesedays) and applied it theoretically, the trigger would have fired 604 times on 88 selections.
No point to make as such, but interesting!
Going to get today's set up and then Ill have a play with it
Regards
Peter
Edit: I was just looking at this data nd if I took my best earning system circa 2011/2012 (not in use thesedays) and applied it theoretically, the trigger would have fired 604 times on 88 selections.
No point to make as such, but interesting!