Live odds over WebSocket for bots and betting apps
Prices, scores and results pushed to your code as they change: for Telegram bots, tipster tools, odds apps and prediction games.
What arrives on the socket
- A new event comes whole: teams, league, start time and its markets.
- Updates come short: only the prices, statuses and scores that changed.
- Results: each outcome pending, then won, lost or void as the match decides it.
- A heartbeat every 10 seconds, so your bot knows the feed is alive.
Any Pusher-protocol client connects; the docs have ready clients in JavaScript, Python and PHP. After a drop, a sequence number per channel and "changed since" calls let you catch up without reloading everything.
Ideas people build
- A Telegram bot that posts price moves and final results for the leagues a group follows.
- A tipster tool that grades its own tips from the feed's results.
- A live odds page or app with scores beside the prices.
- A prediction game that settles from the same results a sportsbook uses.
Test it with a 14-day free trial
The trial is 14 days of full Pro, REST and WebSocket on every event, free from your key's first API call. That is enough to build and test a bot end to end; then Pro is $750 a month, paid in crypto, no contract.
Connect in a few lines
const pusher = new Pusher(APP_KEY, {
wsHost: WS_HOST, forceTLS: true,
channelAuthorization: { endpoint: AUTH_URL,
headers: { Authorization: 'Bearer ' + KEY } },
});
pusher.subscribe(CHANNEL)
.bind_global((type, msg) => handle(type, msg));
Other ways teams use the feed
Sportsbook feed
What a sportsbook needs from a data feed: menu, fixtures, markets with live odds, scores and bet settlement over REST and WebSocket. $750 a month, no contract.
Bet settlement API
Settle bets automatically: each outcome pending, then won, lost or void as the match decides it, pushed on the WebSocket and over REST. No grader to write.
Backup odds feed
Keep your markets open when your main sportsbook feed drops: a second feed with fixtures, markets and odds, scores and settlement, $750 a month, no contract.
Crypto sportsbook feed
A sportsbook feed you pay for in crypto: fixtures, markets and odds, scores and settlement over REST and WebSocket, no bank, no contract, from any country.
Start a sportsbook
What a new sportsbook needs from a data feed, what stays your platform, and how to go from a trial key to live in days, not months.