loen Posted August 26, 2017 Share Posted August 26, 2017 Hello all, I'm new here and need your help. I've made a model in Matlab which calculates outcome probablities for soccer matches, compares these probablities with odds from bookmakers and filter out bets which have (hopefully) value and enough chance of winning. I want to use this model to pre-select a number of bets. The problem I have is how to find actual odds from the bookmakers to do the comparison? Well, finding is not so difficult but export those numbers automtically to Matlab is. I used the spreadsheets from football-data.co.uk to feed and test the model. Those spreadsheets were perfect. Does anyone know of a site which allows me to export the odds from the bookmakers on a given moment in time. I'm thinking of: - A site like www.oddsporal.com with export functionality (preferred)? - A site which presents all odds (1x2, o/u2.5 and BTTS) in a nicely formatted table (This allows me to write a "read/import" function in Matlab) All suggestions are welcome, Thanks a lot! Best regards, Loen Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Matthew Posted August 28, 2017 Share Posted August 28, 2017 Surely you can script matlab to retrieve the data from the web and import in to your processes - I have done similar things in the past with similar tools (SAS, KXEN, R, SPSS [IBM]). Alternatively write your model code to a different environment that you are able to do the retrieval in that you're happy with. Excel could do it - bit long-winded mind you. Care to share some performance metrics for your model, comparing build, test, validate, hold0out, out-of-time samples or perhaps the data used in it that you've found useful and predictive? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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