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All active markets are available from GET /markets/active. You can filter by sport, league, event, market type, and more. To look up a specific market by hash, use GET /markets/find.

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Fetch markets by sport

Pass one or more sportIds to scope results to a particular sport.
Use GET /sports to get a full list of sport IDs and their labels.

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Fetch markets by league

Pass a leagueId to get all active markets in a specific league.
Use GET /leagues/active to get a full list of active league IDs.

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Fetch markets by event

If you already have a sportXeventId (returned on any market object), you can fetch all markets for that specific fixture.
This returns every market type available for that single game — moneylines, spreads, totals, and any period or prop markets.

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Find fixtures by team name

If you do not already have an eventId, use GET /search to look up active fixtures by team name. Pass a query between 3 and 100 characters. The match is case-insensitive, and it supports partial names. Results are limited to 8 active fixtures, ordered by gameTime.
Each result includes the eventId, scheduled gameTime, both team names, and a type array of available market type IDs for that fixture. Pass the eventId to GET /markets/active to fetch markets for that fixture.

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Fetch a specific market by marketHash

If you have a marketHash, use GET /markets/find to retrieve it directly. You can pass up to 30 hashes in a single request.
GET /markets/find also returns settled markets, so it is useful for looking up historical results.

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Filters

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Main lines only

For spread and total markets, multiple lines are usually available at once (for example over 1.5, 2.5, 3.5 goals). Set onlyMainLine=true to return only the primary line for each market type — the line where both sides are closest to 50/50.

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Live markets only

Set liveOnly=true to return only markets currently available for in-play betting.

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Filter by market type

Pass one or more market type IDs using the type parameter to narrow results to a specific bet type.
Common market types: See the full list on the Market Types page.

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Pagination

GET /markets/active uses cursor-based pagination. Each response includes a nextKey. Pass it as paginationKey in your next request. The maximum pageSize is 100, which is also the default.
Stop when nextKey is absent, never when a page comes back short. A short page can still carry a nextKey, with the next page empty.
The page-size parameter is pageSize on this route, not perPage. A wrong name is silently ignored and you get a default-sized page, never an error.

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Real-time market updates

Rather than poll GET /markets/active, subscribe to a channel and receive market changes as they happen. Three channels are relevant to markets:
None of the three keeps history, so a change you miss while disconnected is gone. Seed from REST on connect. Also, markets:global publishes an array, while fixtures publishes a bare object. See Real-time data.
Last modified on August 11, 2026