All Sports Arbitrage API

Surebets, middles and valuebets across 270+ books at a low price — provided by Breaking-Bet

The All Sports Arbitrage API delivers surebets, middles and valuebets across a broad range of sports via a JSON REST API. This API is provided by Breaking-Bet. This guide covers the data, format, pricing, and how to integrate it into your arb detection pipeline.

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What data the All Sports Arbitrage API provides

Surebets, middles and valuebets across 270+ books, prematch and in-play

Breaking-Bet delivers real-time analytical data on sports markets, built for cases where the web scanner is not enough.

Coverage is 270+ bookmakers across a broad range of sports (advertised by the provider, verified June 2026).

The data types you can pull:

  • Surebets — guaranteed two-outcome arbitrage margins.
  • Middles — both bets win when the result lands in a target range.
  • Valuebets — single-book lines priced above their true probability.
  • Prematch and in-play — both feeds are available for full market coverage.

The breadth makes it useful for pipelines spanning niche sports and regional leagues that specialist providers deprioritise.

Note: some books apply individual odds reductions per account, so verify the prices you see match your logged-in account.

All Sports Arbitrage API data format and delivery

A JSON REST API built for automation, bots and integrations

The API returns JSON over a REST interface.

It is explicitly designed for automation, bots, integrations, custom analytics, and internal tools on top of the data.

The standard pattern is a polling loop against the surebets, middles or valuebets endpoint with your filters applied.

Each opportunity object carries the books involved, the odds, the margin, the sport and event details, and an identifier.

Confirm the exact schema, rate limits and parameters in the developer documentation before you build.

Test data quality and coverage on your specific target sports and bookmakers during a short trial period.

All Sports Arbitrage API pricing and the opportunity it unlocks

One of the cheapest scanners — low cost against incremental volume

Breaking-Bet is among the lowest-priced scanners. Plans start from around €6 for 7 days (verified June 2026).

A Prematch + Live plan runs around €59.99/month, and all tariffs include surebets, valuebets and middles by default.

API access uses pay-for-what-you-select pricing: you are charged per bookmaker, with prematch streams costing less than live, across either the surebets + middles feed or the valuebets feed. A demo key is available on request, and commercial use is arranged under individual terms (June 2026).

Judge the cost against incremental opportunity, not the absolute price:

  • The low entry price makes it easy to add as a second provider.
  • Broad coverage adds volume in sports your primary feed ignores.
  • Even a handful of extra monthly arbs typically covers the subscription.

Integration and systems to build with the All Sports Arbitrage API

A secondary coverage layer or a standalone niche-sports pipeline

The most common use is as a secondary provider behind OddsJam or BetBurger, extending coverage into sports they thin out.

Systems you can build on the feed:

  1. Python coverage-extender — poll Breaking-Bet alongside your primary feed and merge by event identifier.
  2. n8n / Make workflow — an HTTP Request node polls, a Function node filters by sport and margin, a messaging node alerts.
  3. Niche-sports arb bot — focus on under-covered leagues with a higher minimum margin floor.
  4. Combined alert dashboard — deduplicate cross-provider opportunities into one notification channel.

Niche markets are thinner with shorter windows, so tune your minimum margin higher to justify the execution effort.

See the done-for-you setup service for a working pipeline without building it yourself.

All Sports Arbitrage API pros and cons

Honest assessment for broad-coverage pipeline developers

  • Surebets, middles and valuebets across 270+ books in one feed
  • One of the cheapest scanners — easy to add as a second provider
  • JSON REST API built specifically for automation and bots
  • Broad sports coverage including niche and regional leagues
  • Niche sports have thinner liquidity and shorter arb windows
  • Some books apply per-account odds reductions — verify against your login
  • Exact API schema and rate limits need confirming in the docs
  • Affiliate / go URL is a placeholder until confirmed

All Sports Arbitrage API Access

Test the all-sports surebets, middles and valuebets data on a low-cost plan.

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All Sports Arbitrage API — Frequently Asked Questions

The All Sports Arbitrage API is provided by Breaking-Bet. It delivers surebets, middles and valuebets across 270+ bookmakers (verified June 2026) via a JSON REST API, covering both prematch and in-play opportunities across a broad range of sports.

Breaking-Bet pairs broad sports coverage with all three opportunity types — surebets, middles and valuebets — at a notably low price point. Its API is built for automation, bots, integrations, and custom analytics where the web interface is insufficient.

Breaking-Bet advertises 270+ bookmakers (verified June 2026). Verify which of your active accounts appear in its reference data during the trial, since some books apply individual odds reductions to specific accounts.

Yes. The JSON REST API is built for automation, bots and integrations. It follows standard polling patterns compatible with n8n, Make, or custom Python, and integrates with Slack, Telegram or Discord webhooks.

Breaking-Bet is one of the cheapest scanners — plans start from around €6 for 7 days, with Prematch+Live around €59.99/month (verified June 2026). All tariffs include surebets, valuebets and middles by default. API access uses flexible, per-selection pricing.

Free trial and short-duration access vary by plan. Given the low entry price, a short paid plan is an inexpensive way to test the data on your actual target sports and bookmakers before committing longer term.

Broader coverage produces more aggregate daily volume, but niche sports typically have less bookmaker competition, lower liquidity and shorter arb windows. Confirm the arbs in your target sports are actionable — both books accessible and the window long enough to execute.

Yes. Running Breaking-Bet alongside a primary US or European provider maximises daily volume if your bookmaker portfolio justifies both costs. Given Breaking-Bet's low price, the incremental opportunities usually cover the second subscription easily.