BetFair Historical Data

Chris F. Masse October 7th, 2007

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Fracsoft Historical Data service - available now

Betfair Developers Program     21 Sep 18:01

For the first time, fully time-stamped historical Betfair price data is available to Betfair users. Replay Betfair markets in real-time after the market has been settled. Watch with accuracy the changes to the spread and matched money.


Historical Betfair data services are available because Betfair has introduced a licensing scheme which allows third party vendors to collect and redistribute data.
The data is collected using the existing live Betfair API. It is therefore a representation of what Betfair users already see using the website or an API product to view the Betfair market.

A third party vendor called Fracsoft has signed up to the scheme and you can find more information on their service at http://solutions.betfair.com/apisolutions.php?id=131. The Fracsoft system is designed to give you high speed access to second-by-second views of a large number of Betfair markets, currently stretching back to early 2006. This means you can now:

• Analyse the past real performance in Betfair markets of your selection before you bet
• Compare previous similar situations to give you an edge
• Learn the market behaviour of a new sport without throwing your money away
• Predict future price movements from historical information

To keep up to date with historical data services bookmark the historical data section of the Betfair Solutions Directory - http://solutions.betfair.com/apisolutions.php?viewmode=result&c=3&apid=22.

To find out more on the Fracsoft service go to http://solutions.betfair.com/apisolutions.php?id=131 or email the Betfair Developers Program team: bdp@betfair.com

BetFair Historical Data

One Response to “BetFair Historical Data”

  1. Niall O'ConnorNo Gravataron 07 Oct 2007 at 5:05 pm

    This is precisely the sort of material that Betfair themselves should be integrating into their website, in a user-friendly format.
    So that, for example, alongside a horses form (via Timeform) one could also call up his betting history; graphs etc…

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