Sportybet, SNAI, Betano, Pari, Unibet and Pinnacle prices as clean JSON. Built for +EV tools, arb scanners and comparison sites in Brazil, Nigeria and Italy, where the big odds APIs stop.
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The book ships a new bundle on matchday. Your selectors break, your users see stale prices, and you find out from Telegram.
Great for DraftKings and FanDuel. Useless for the Nigerian, Italian and Brazilian books where your users actually hold accounts and where prices lag.
Residential proxies, CAPTCHA solvers, a box of headless browsers. You wanted to build a model. You are running anti-bot infrastructure instead.
Pinnacle as your true-price anchor. Regional books as the other side of the trade. One schema across all of them.
Pick an endpoint. Pre-match football on Sportybet, Serie A on SNAI, live markets on Pinnacle. Each one is a hosted function with a stable ID.
Call it. We open the book in a real browser on our side, get past the bot wall and read the prices.
When the book changes its site, we fix it. Endpoints are checked daily and repaired without you touching your code.
Type the best price on each side of a two-way market. If the combined implied probability is under 100%, you have a locked-in margin. Finding those prices is the hard part. That part is the API.
"We had Pinnacle and the US books like everybody else. Adding Sportybet and Betano took an afternoon and doubled the number of +EV alerts we send. I deleted 4,000 lines of scraper code that week."
"SNAI changed their front end twice in one month. I only noticed because the changelog told me. My users noticed nothing."
"I am a quant, not a scraping engineer. Now my Sunday is model work again instead of rotating proxies."
Each call reads the book at request time, so you get what the book shows at that moment. It is a request API, not a push stream: fine for pre-match scanning and comparison, not for sub-second in-play trading.
Every endpoint is run daily against the live book. When one breaks it is repaired on our side and keeps the same ID and response shape, so your integration does not change.
Yes. Describe the book and the market and we build the endpoint. Regional books are the whole point.
No. Longbook is read-only price data. We do not take, place or settle bets, and nothing here is betting advice.
Longbook runs on Notte's browser infrastructure, the same platform teams use to run browser automations in production.
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