IvyBet Odds API
IvyBet does not publish a public developer API for pre-match football odds, so pulling IvyBet prices into a betting product means building the feed yourself. UK Odds API delivers IvyBet pre-match football odds in one JSON schema, alone or lined up against other UK bookmakers.
bookmaker_codes=UO034 Bookmaker code UO034. Filter on odds endpoints or compare IvyBet against other UK bookmakers in one response.
Why IvyBet data
Anyone building an odds comparison table, a price alert tool, or a tipster dashboard eventually wants IvyBet's football prices sitting next to every other UK bookmaker. IvyBet is a familiar name in UK football betting, so its odds carry weight for bettors checking best-price tables or line movement. The trouble is IvyBet does not offer a public developer API, so there is no official feed to plug into. That leaves anyone wanting IvyBet data with a manual, fragile way of getting it, whether that is reading the site by eye or writing a scraper.
Show users where IvyBet sits against other UK bookmakers on the same fixture and market, side by side. A consistent schema means IvyBet slots into an existing table without special-case code.
Watch IvyBet's football odds for a market you care about and notify users the moment a price moves. Alerts only work if the underlying data refreshes reliably, which a scraped page rarely does.
Reference IvyBet's actual odds when publishing tips or write-ups, rather than approximate or outdated figures. Structured data keeps published prices accurate and easy to update.
Pull historical or live IvyBet odds to test staking strategies or study how their prices move against the market. Clean, structured records make this kind of analysis practical at scale.
The DIY trap
Scraping IvyBet's website might work for a one-off check, but it is a poor foundation for a live product. Odds pages are built for people browsing in a browser, not for automated reading, so layout changes or A/B tests can silently break your parser. Anti-bot measures and rate limits can block requests entirely, and there is no changelog telling you when something has shifted. The result is a feed that looks fine until it quietly stops updating, usually right when your users notice.
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 supplies IvyBet's pre-match football odds under bookmaker code UO034, delivered in the same JSON schema as every other UK bookmaker we cover. You can pull IvyBet alone for a single-book feed, or filter it in alongside other bookmakers to build a full comparison view. Either way, you get one stable structure to build against instead of a scraper to maintain.
Some products only need IvyBet's own football odds, for example a dedicated tracker or a tipster feed built around one bookmaker. Others need IvyBet sitting inside a wider comparison across several UK bookmakers on the same fixture and market. The same underlying data supports both, so you can start narrow and widen the comparison later without redesigning how your product consumes odds.
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 IvyBet.
List events for a date and select an event_id.
Fetch odds and filter to IvyBet via bookmaker_codes=UO034.
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=UO034Replace 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": "UO034", "name": "IvyBet" }
],
"markets": [
{
"key": "1x2",
"outcomes": [
{ "name": "Home", "odds": 2.05, "bookmaker_code": "UO034" },
{ "name": "Draw", "odds": 3.40, "bookmaker_code": "UO034" },
{ "name": "Away", "odds": 3.75, "bookmaker_code": "UO034" }
]
}
]
}Realtime data
One schema, IvyBet included, kept current so you are not the one watching for layout changes.
Bookmakers covered
IvyBet pre-match football odds, structured and ready to build on.
Pricing
Pick a plan based on how much odds data and how many requests your product needs. IvyBet is included alongside other UK bookmakers on every plan that covers pre-match football odds.
£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
IvyBet 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 IvyBet HTML parser.
Call fixtures with /v1/football/events, then odds with bookmaker_codes=UO034. Remove the filter to compare IvyBet 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.