REQ: Odds Archive

[Marsox]

I would like to know if there is a good odds archive, especially for hockey, other than Don Best where I can view opening and closing lines from a few different sources. Vegasinsider and Sports Crew isn't good either.

Thanks,
Martin

[bigboydan]

first off let me welcome you to the SBRforum Marsox.

to answer your question, you can checkout the GJUpdate.com for the info you are requesting.

[Brick Tamland]

Marsox

Ganchrow gave me this link a while back... I think you can see all sports. covers.com/sports/nfl/nfl_lines.aspx

[Marsox]

I was unable to find an archive at either site. I am interested in finding a site where I can view previous lines for a given date. I am not looking to subscribe to a line service. Does anyone have a link to a place other than Don Best, Vegasinsider(they dont post the ML for NHL), or sportscrew?

[bigboydan]

marsox, you can see the archieved results at covers. all you have to do is click on the "match-up" link. and, scroll down to the team your looking for. and, you will see a highlighted link that says "season". click on that and you will find what you are looking for.

they have archieved lines for football,basketball,baseball, hockey.

[Marsox]

covers.com/pageLoader/pageLoader.aspx?page=/data/nhl/teams/pastresults/2005-2006/team20.html

This is the link from Covers. It does not show where the source of the line is from or the opening and closing numbers.

http://www.donbest.com/website/html/freeodds/archives/js/nhl.shtml?20051124?d

This is the link from Don Best, it shows many sources of the line with opening from certain sportsbooks. This is more what I am seeking. The reason I cannot use the Don Best archive is because it generates dynamic HTML and I would like to capture a history of opening and closing lines from various sources. I could easily go in by hand and do this, but since I am a programmer, I wanted to write a program that can do it. Thanks for the help though, and if anyone can post a real odds archive similar to the Don Best one, I would appreciate it.

[pags11]

so there are "archives" out there that go back and show opening and closing lines from say a year or two back?...never knew that...

[Bartys]

http://www.oddsportal.com/archive/