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    • GET/sports
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    • GET/teams
    • GET/players
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    • POST /clv
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    Racing
    • GET/racing/meetings
    • GET/racing/race
    • GET/racing/history
    • race_id and status
    Concepts
    • event_id
    • selection_key
    • team_id & player_id
    • Open & close prices
    • 337 model price
    • Event links
    • Statuses
    Getting started
    • Introduction
    • Authentication
    • Quickstart
    • Tokens & pricing
    • Limits
    • Errors
    • Odds formats
    Reference
    • GET/sports
    • GET/books
    • GET/teams
    • GET/players
    • Logos & headshots
    • GET/events
    • GET/odds
    • GET/scores
    • GET/history
    • GET/clv
    • POST /clv
    • GET/usage
    • GET/_health
    • WebSocket
    • Specs & SDKs
    Racing
    • GET/racing/meetings
    • GET/racing/race
    • GET/racing/history
    • race_id and status
    Concepts
    • event_id
    • selection_key
    • team_id & player_id
    • Open & close prices
    • 337 model price
    • Event links
    • Statuses

    Concepts

    team_id and player_id

    Stable ids for a side and for a person, shared by /teams, /players and every event's competitors.

    team_id

    A team_id names one side: <sport>:<slug>. The slug is the side's canonical name, lowercased, with every run of non-alphanumeric characters replaced by _. It is the same spelling the event_id is built from.

    aussie_rules:carlton_blues
american_football:miami_dolphins
tennis:kei_yau_cheung_suzuna_oigawa      (a doubles pair)

    It is scoped to the sport, not the competition: a club with the same name in the EPL and the Champions League is one team_id. In player sports (tennis, MMA, darts) the “team” is the player or pair.

    player_id

    A player_id is <roster>:<source>:<source_id>, for example nfl:espn:4429435. It is one row per person per roster: a footballer in the EPL and in the Champions League has an epl: and a ucl: id.

    Rules

    • Both are stable: store them as join keys.
    • Get a team_id from /teams or from an event's competitors[].id; get a player_id from /players.
    • Pass a team_id as team= on /players to list a squad.
    • They name a side and a person, not a bet: a selection is still identified by selection_key.
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