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[Anonymous]

I’m looking for programs with xml feeds.

I currently belong to bet365 (nice feed) and mvpsportsbook (text feed).

Can anyone point me in the direction of a few other reputable places with nice feeds?

[Anonymous]

Bodog has some nice feeds. The only problem I have with them is that your players are on a 30 day cookie. (Must sign up and deposit in thirty days or it will not count for you.)

I am not big into Sports betting so not sure how fast they convert but they do offer feeds.

[Anonymous]

Both VIPProfits and 9am.com offer XML feed in a similiar format:-

Nine.com XML Feed
http://www.nine.com/linesexperts.asp
BetCom XML Feed
http://www.betcom.com/linesexperts.asp
MyBookie XML Feed
http://www.mybookie.com/linesexperts.asp

Example of the VIP Profits XML feed being used:-

http://www.vipsports.com/xml.asp?league=all

[Anonymous]

Thank you very much. I was really looking for this info

[Anonymous]

Thanks for the suggestions.

You can add BetUS onto the list as well.

[Anonymous]

VIPsports and 9.com also offer free feeds in an Iframe format which I found much easier to use. You can see them at my site http://www.sportsinsider.com .
Brian

[Anonymous]

Thanks, but I’m looking to have a page with lines for all games together if possible.

Something similar to: http://sports.yahoo.com/nhl/odds but a little beefier, and I’ll have the games link to previews, which will also contain the odds for those games.

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