captured fluffy simulation data
can be used in match prediction and stuff
This data is captured semi-automatically, some matches might be missing, while i will always try to capture the entire stream i can't guarantee you that.
The scripts used to dump the data are closed but i will document the technology when i get the time.
The data dump is organised in league seasons each is identified by a unique number, normally the directory name. Inside each season directory there are sub directories each number 01-38 to represent the week of the matches in the season.
Each week has around 10 matches. Each match has a corresponding file in the formathome_team-vs_away_team.json
eg. arsenal-vs-southampton.json
Each file looks like this
{
"eventId": "1025905",
"teams": {
"teamA": {
"teamId": "48",
"teamName": "ARS",
"teamFlag": "arsenal"
},
"teamB": {
"teamId": "52",
"teamName": "SOU",
"teamFlag": "southampton"
}
},
"goals": {
"teamAGoals": 0,
"teamBGoals": 2
},
"odds": {
"home": {
"oddId": "Home",
"marketId": "mr",
"odd": "2.07",
"prob": 0,
"oddIdNumber": 0
},
"draw": {
"oddId": "Draw",
"marketId": "mr",
"odd": "3.23",
"prob": 0,
"oddIdNumber": 2
},
"away": {
"oddId": "Away",
"marketId": "mr",
"odd": "3.97",
"prob": 0,
"oddIdNumber": 1
}
}
}
Remember teamA is the home team while teamB is the away team.
eventID should be unique for each match, last two characters represent the week while the preceding ones represent the season id.
teams participating
odds that were set by simulation server
and the match results that is, the score for home team and score for away team.
More on the docs later