Odds comparison tables
Show BetMGM next to other UK bookmakers on the same fixture and market. Users can see at a glance who is offering the better odds without opening separate tabs.
BetMGM API
Structured, machine-readable BetMGM football odds for UK fixtures, ready to plug into comparison tables, alert systems and betting research tools without scraping a single odds page.
bookmaker_codes=UO009 Pre-match odds for UK football fixtures, returned in the same schema as other UK bookmakers we cover.
Why BetMGM odds as data
BetMGM does not publish a public developer API for pre-match football odds, so anyone building an odds comparison table, price alert or tipster tool is left staring at the betting site itself. That works fine for placing a bet, but it is useless as a data source: no consistent structure, no history, nothing you can query on demand. Developers searching for a BetMGM API are usually trying to solve a product problem, not just check today's odds. They need BetMGM prices sitting alongside other bookmakers in a format their own application can actually read.
Show BetMGM next to other UK bookmakers on the same fixture and market. Users can see at a glance who is offering the better odds without opening separate tabs.
Poll BetMGM odds on a schedule and fire a notification when a price moves. Useful for value-betting tools and anyone tracking line movement ahead of kick off.
Reference BetMGM odds when publishing tips or grading picks, so followers can see the odds a tip was based on. Consistent data makes historical tracking possible.
Pull BetMGM odds across many fixtures and markets to build models or backtests. Structured data means you can automate the pull instead of copying numbers by hand.
The DIY trap
BetMGM's website is built for punters clicking through a betting slip, not for automated data collection. Layouts change without notice, odds are loaded dynamically, and anti-bot protection can block or throttle repeated requests, so a scraper that works today can silently break tomorrow. Even when scraping does work, you are left maintaining brittle parsing logic instead of building your actual product. There is also no guarantee of consistent structure across markets, competitions or match states, which makes long-term reliability nearly impossible.
Layouts and XHR payloads change without notice. Proxies, CAPTCHAs, and rate limits add cost and downtime.
Automated extraction is typically prohibited. For a commercial product, a managed feed is the cleaner path. See legal risks of scraping.
The simple path
UK Odds API collects BetMGM pre-match football odds and returns them as clean, structured data under bookmaker code UO009. Filter for BetMGM alone, or request it alongside other UK bookmakers in one schema so you can compare, alert and build without touching a betting site directly.
Some products only need BetMGM: a single-bookmaker odds widget, a BetMGM-specific tracker, or a research tool focused on one book's pricing behaviour. Others want BetMGM as one column in a wider comparison, sitting next to other UK bookmakers so users can spot the best odds available. The same underlying data supports both, so you can start narrow and expand coverage later without rebuilding your integration.
Most customers run on Pro (£149/mo, 7-day trial): 34 UK bookmakers, advanced markets including player props, historical odds. Start with a trial, then call the endpoints below.
How to integrate
Once you have an API key, the flow is the same for every UK bookmaker: list fixtures, request odds, optionally filter to BetMGM.
List events for a date and select an event_id.
Fetch odds and filter to BetMGM via bookmaker_codes=UO009.
Copy-paste these requests.
GET /v1/football/events?schedule_date=YYYY-MM-DD&has_odds=true&upcoming=true&per_page=10
GET /v1/football/events/EVENT_ID/odds/best?odds_format=decimal&bookmaker_codes=UO009 Replace EVENT_ID with an event_id returned by the events endpoint.
A compact example response (shape is normalised across bookmakers).
{
"event_id": "evt_123",
"odds_format": "decimal",
"bookmakers": [
{ "code": "UO009", "name": "BetMGM" }
],
"markets": [
{
"key": "1x2",
"outcomes": [
{ "name": "Home", "odds": 2.05, "bookmaker_code": "UO009" },
{ "name": "Draw", "odds": 3.40, "bookmaker_code": "UO009" },
{ "name": "Away", "odds": 3.75, "bookmaker_code": "UO009" }
]
}
]
} Realtime data
Stop reverse-engineering betting pages. Get BetMGM football odds as structured data you can query, filter and combine with other UK bookmakers.
Bookmakers covered
Covering BetMGM alongside other major UK football bookmakers in one consistent schema.
Pricing
Pick a plan based on how many fixtures and requests you need. Every plan includes BetMGM under bookmaker code UO009, alongside the other UK bookmakers we cover.
£79/month
Billed today · no trial
For prototypes and early builds
£149/month
7 days free · £0 due today
For production apps and dashboards
£359/month
Billed today · no trial
For arbitrage tools and revenue-generating systems
FAQ
BetMGM does not publish a public developer API for pulling pre-match football odds into your own product. Teams usually either scrape the website (fragile and against typical Terms of Service) or use a bookmaker odds API such as UK Odds API.
You can try, but scrapers break when the site changes, hit anti-bot controls, and usually violate Terms of Service. For production apps, a managed odds API is simpler and lower risk than maintaining a BetMGM HTML parser.
Call fixtures with /v1/football/events, then odds with bookmaker_codes=UO009. Remove the filter to compare BetMGM against the wider UK market.
UK Odds API is a UK-first REST API for pre-match football odds across major UK bookmakers and exchanges - one OpenAPI contract, stable UO### codes, best-odds helpers, and advanced markets (including player props) on Pro.
Most production apps use Pro (£149/month, 7-day Pro trial): 34 UK bookmakers, core + advanced markets, historical odds. Arbitrage endpoints are on Business.
Yes. Start a 7-day Pro trial at ukoddsapi.com/sign-up, then try endpoints in the OpenAPI playground at api.ukoddsapi.com/docs.