I'm thinking of creating an application that will be able to store pinnacle markets and replay them at a later date, at the user's discretion. Do you think there is a market for something like this? Would you, or anyone you know, pay for something like this?
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No.Comment -
yes, there is probably a market for it. You might be better off selling it to sportsinsights directly though.Comment -
not sure if they have the level of granularity you'd have, for post processing analysis etc. Can't hurt to ask themComment -
Okay, pinnacle offers a good XML feed, so I was able to hack up something that should give a certain degree of functionality: http://www.statsfair.com/pinnacleComment -
is this just a sample of how it will look like or is it supposed to be already functioning? cause it doesn'tComment -
Yes, you can also search by player name.Comment -
HUY, the direct link doesn't work for me either. However, if you click on the link see also: Snooker and Tennis Ratings and then on Pinnacle Odds it works fine. Strange.Comment -
Indeed, there is a problem with the initial link. Try with the trailing slash: http://www.statsfair.com/pinnacle/ . Thanks for the feedback.Comment -
search function not working at the moment for meComment -
I have been wanting something like this for a long time, but I think your angle should just be selling ad space. Good luck.Comment -
Ole Miss +4 is like money in the bankComment -
i Will be following this subjectComment -
How much would I pay for that? $0. I can ship the XML feed to sql myself.Comment -
That stuff means nothing
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Anyone that wins in any form of gambling knows nothing about sports and just plugs numbers into modelsComment -
JJ wanders into the think tank for that response... Aye dios mio
How did they create said model if they know nothing about sports?Comment
