Do anyone has a source for individual match data like this below, without something that opens into a pop-up ( Can't Scrape with Excel)
Tennis Data
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Waterstpub87SBR MVP
- 09-09-09
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#1Tennis DataTags: None -
Jrod124SBR Hall of Famer- 10-31-09
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#3Great FindOriginally posted by Waterstpub87https://github.com/JeffSackmann/tennis_atp
site with CSV files if anyone else has similar questions.Comment -
KillAllGooglesSBR High Roller
- 09-26-16
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#4good find, this site has some good informationComment -
jtolerBARRELED IN @ SBR!
- 12-17-13
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#5What is this? Where and what do you click on and what is supposed to show up?Originally posted by Waterstpub87https://github.com/JeffSackmann/tennis_atp
site with CSV files if anyone else has similar questions.Comment -
Waterstpub87SBR MVP
- 09-09-09
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#6Github is an online storage site, normally where people save code. These are CSV files containing tennis data.Originally posted by jtolerWhat is this? Where and what do you click on and what is supposed to show up?
Click on Clone or Download->Download Zip
and it will download all the files in a zip file. Create a folder called "Tennis Data" or something similar, and extract the files to that folder.Comment -
jtolerBARRELED IN @ SBR!
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#7Thanks for the reply. So are things already on this site to look at as far as stats or something or is it like you said, to create one's own?Originally posted by Waterstpub87Github is an online storage site, normally where people save code. These are CSV files containing tennis data.
Click on Clone or Download->Download Zip
and it will download all the files in a zip file. Create a folder called "Tennis Data" or something similar, and extract the files to that folder.Comment -
Waterstpub87SBR MVP
- 09-09-09
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#8It is raw data. It is organized Like:Originally posted by jtolerThanks for the reply. So are things already on this site to look at as far as stats or something or is it like you said, to create one's own?
Win Nadal
Loser Federer
Winner Serves 40
Winner 1st serves 20
Winner 2nd serves 20
Aces 5
Winner 1st Serve wins 15
ect.
So you would take the raw data and calculate your own stats from that. Takes a while, depend on your sophistication with excel, also have to filter data, many missing stats like ranks here and there, some rows are empty.Comment -
jtolerBARRELED IN @ SBR!
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#9I gotcha, thanks again for the reply. Ive seen some of your posts youre really into the mathematical side of gambling, love that.Originally posted by Waterstpub87It is raw data. It is organized Like:
Win Nadal
Loser Federer
Winner Serves 40
Winner 1st serves 20
Winner 2nd serves 20
Aces 5
Winner 1st Serve wins 15
ect.
So you would take the raw data and calculate your own stats from that. Takes a while, depend on your sophistication with excel, also have to filter data, many missing stats like ranks here and there, some rows are empty.Comment -
Waterstpub87SBR MVP
- 09-09-09
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#10Not a problem. Yea, Its a problem, starts to become an obsession.Originally posted by jtolerI gotcha, thanks again for the reply. Ive seen some of your posts youre really into the mathematical side of gambling, love that.Comment -
thomaschauSBR MVP
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#11what is the best website to see data match up? thnxComment -
thomaschauSBR MVP
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#12tiaComment -
JacketFan81SBR MVP
- 10-28-17
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#13Tennis Insights is pretty killer. I use it for WTA all the time. It has everything you could ever dream of.Comment -
Waterstpub87SBR MVP
- 09-09-09
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#14I found a problem called Oncourt. It has the same type of data. I think its like 50$ for a year, which isn't that bad.Originally posted by JacketFan81Tennis Insights is pretty killer. I use it for WTA all the time. It has everything you could ever dream of.Comment -
JacketFan81SBR MVP
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#15I can't remember how much tennis insight costs. I pretty much just re-buy the subscription every time I log on and see I'm expired. I think it's something like $60 a year total.Comment -
Waterstpub87SBR MVP
- 09-09-09
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#16Have to check it out. I'm a little gun shy on tennis after the beating I took during the spring in Tennis.Originally posted by JacketFan81I can't remember how much tennis insight costs. I pretty much just re-buy the subscription every time I log on and see I'm expired. I think it's something like $60 a year total.Comment -
ChuckyTheGoatBARRELED IN @ SBR!- 04-04-11
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#17There's a lot of tennis data out there.
My two-cents...Tennis is one of the toughest sports to cap. Almost un-beatable, imho. I say that b/c of the Individual nature of the game.
Certain players are nursing injuries. Only a few people know about it and the true extent of it. Also, players sometimes use an event as a tuneup.
What looks like value to ME is often fool's gold. Just doesn't make any sense to me.Where's the fuckin power box, Carol?Comment -
Waterstpub87SBR MVP
- 09-09-09
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#18I've read that places. That tennis is pretty hard to beat, because of the amount of money bet and sophistication.Originally posted by ChuckyTheGoatThere's a lot of tennis data out there.
My two-cents...Tennis is one of the toughest sports to cap. Almost un-beatable, imho. I say that b/c of the Individual nature of the game.
Certain players are nursing injuries. Only a few people know about it and the true extent of it. Also, players sometimes use an event as a tuneup.
What looks like value to ME is often fool's gold. Just doesn't make any sense to me.Comment
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