i need a software/site to do this :

[nivi]

-to ask for a given outcome,let say Overs
-to chose a league
-to set limit,let say the last 5 games
-to get results for Home and Away matches seperatly


and then to get the teams that meet those criteria

i dont even know how to type exactly what i am looking for
is it called looking for tendencies?
i dont know

smth like this

https://www.adamchoi.co.uk/#/overs/quick/JAP1

http://www.ice2bet.com/club-tendency/

i dont mind if i have to pay for a service like this
but i d prefer it to be free

[nivi]

bump
anyone

[nivi]

??????

[nivi]

bump ffs

[semibluff]

Assistance for @nivi

[Optional]

Have you heard of SDQL?

Sports Data Query Language?


Will take some effort to learn but you can get all your answers here for free https://sportsdatabase.com/

[nivi]

Have you heard of SDQL?

Sports Data Query Language?


Will take some effort to learn but you can get all your answers here for free https://sportsdatabase.com/

no i havent
man it cant be that difficult
there re two sites that offering this simple feature but only for the major leagues ,i post them on the OP
there must be more

[Believe_EMT]

what impact do you think 5 previous independent events will have upon the independent event you are evaluating?

[nivi]

what impact do you think 5 previous independent events will have upon the independent event you are evaluating?

i consider it best indicator than their overall performance
no?

[Believe_EMT]

well i guess that would depend on a few other factors, no?

were those previous 5 games against teams that perform above, at or below the league average?

any personnel changes that impact that 5 game set?

will the short term performance regress to the mean of their overall performance?

[nivi]

well i guess that would depend on a few other factors, no?

were those previous 5 games against teams that perform above, at or below the league average?

any personnel changes that impact that 5 game set?

will the short term performance regress to the mean of their overall performance?

you re here to debate me or answer my question?

[Believe_EMT]

you re here to debate me or answer my question?

apologies

was trying to lead you to answers that would save you time, energy and money. in truth your question reeks of either arrogance or naivete; both will leave you broke.

final question: what is it that you think you are going to do differently with that data that thousands of other people have yet to think of? please understand you are not the smartest man in the betting market, place more trust in the opinions of thousands upon thousands of market participants rather than your own, and learn to read Odds as a market place, where sides, totals, props, are merely commodities that are under, over or fairly valued.

i wish you luck if you choose to pursue this. go to killer sports and sdql til your heart is content.

[nivi]

apologies .

i accept your apologies
just dont spam

[Believe_EMT]

yeah, you're on your way to being broke. i imagine your stay on sbr will be tallied in days.

GL

[nivi]

yeah, you're on your way to being broke. i imagine your stay on sbr will be tallied in days.

GL

penetrate off

[Believe_EMT]

vocabulary limitations are directly correlated to profanity usage

think about it

[thebaibol]

cool

[A Quant]

you re here to debate me or answer my question?

No offense man, but Believe gave you some solid advice.

You'd be better served understanding/evaluating odds that are given against the market than trying to reinvent the wheel with data that is already a part of the equation you are trying to solve.

[nivi]

alright
thank you all for wasting my time

[gojetsgomoxies]

sdql
sportsdatabase.com
killersports.com

all, as mentioned...... i didn't click on your initial links. you may have had something like those in them.

basically, it will pretty much spit out whatever you want........ only real omission i find is those databases don't have line moves.

[nivi]

i found one
its called cgmbet,google it,it cost around 10 euros per month
basically its a statistic site with a lot of filter for you to apply
nothing impressive but its ok for its price

[gojetsgomoxies]

https://killersports.com/nfl/query?sdql=ou+streak+%3E1+and+o%3Aou+streak+%3E1+and+season+%3E2012+and+season&submit=++S+D+Q+L+%21++

two recent OVER teams playing each other.

if you learn sdql (pretty easy), you'll probably be able to get it to spit out what you want.

[gojetsgomoxies]

in all fairness, can people just answer something related to what the OP asks?

he didn't ask anything about market efficiency.......

[Gaze73]

Every other soccer website has those stats. So either you analyze them manually or hire a programmer to make a script for you. My brother could do it.

[nivi1]

in all fairness, can people just answer something related to what the OP asks?

he didn't ask anything about market efficiency.......

thank mate

[nivi1]

bump
anyone

boys this is me
i lost my last email ac so i create a new one
hope it is ok

[CIS]

footystats and statisticsports.com are good ones.

[deeppckts]

Hire Maninder on freelancer for $5/hr

[nivi1]

footystats and statisticsports.com are good ones.

i know im member at both
too bad footystats do not have last 5 games tables for home and away games

[Thunderground]

-to ask for a given outcome,let say Overs
-to chose a league
-to set limit,let say the last 5 games
-to get results for Home and Away matches seperatly


and then to get the teams that meet those criteria

i dont even know how to type exactly what i am looking for
is it called looking for tendencies?
i dont know

smth like this

https://www.adamchoi.co.uk/#/overs/quick/JAP1

http://www.ice2bet.com/club-tendency/

i dont mind if i have to pay for a service like this
but i d prefer it to be free

Learn Excel.

You will find that you need to dig deeper than those parameters, but it's a start.

[Sanity Check]

OP find a website with an existing API for supplying sports stats.

Or go the screen scraping route with some type of script/web crawler/spider/etc.

This question has only been asked only about a million times btw.