Win probabilities for 13 sports: NFL, NBA, soccer, tennis, golf, cricket. No API key, no signup.
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https://skipodds.com/mcp5 tools · 109mslist_fixturesUpcoming and recent fixtures with fair win probabilities: every surveyed bookmaker price averaged and stripped of its margin (de-vigged), so probabilities sum to exactly 100%. 13 sports, 69+ bookmakers. START HERE — the fixture ids returned are what get_fixture and get_fixture_movement require. Use…Upcoming and recent fixtures with fair win probabilities: every surveyed bookmaker price averaged and stripped of its margin (de-vigged), so probabilities sum to exactly 100%. 13 sports, 69+ bookmakers. START HERE — the fixture ids returned are what get_fixture and get_fixture_movement require. Use…
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| sport | string | Which sport to query. Omit entirely for soccer, which is the default; every other sport must be named explicitly. Note "football" means American football and "… |
| competition | string | Restrict to one soccer competition by slug, e.g. "premier-league-2026". Soccer only — ignored for other sports. Slugs appear on the fixtures this tool returns,… |
| limit | integer | Maximum fixtures to return. Defaults to 10; raise it to widen the window rather than calling repeatedly. |
get_fixtureOne fixture in full: fair probability and fair odds for every outcome, how many bookmakers were surveyed, and when the consensus last updated. Use when you already have a fixture id; call list_fixtures first if you do not. Use get_fixture_movement instead when you need how the price CHANGED rather…One fixture in full: fair probability and fair odds for every outcome, how many bookmakers were surveyed, and when the consensus last updated. Use when you already have a fixture id; call list_fixtures first if you do not. Use get_fixture_movement instead when you need how the price CHANGED rather…
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| id* | string | Fixture id, exactly as returned by list_fixtures. An opaque string — never construct, guess, or derive one from team names or dates; ids are not stable across… |
| sport | string | Which sport to query. Omit entirely for soccer, which is the default; every other sport must be named explicitly. Note "football" means American football and "… |
get_fixture_movementTime series of how one fixture's fair probabilities moved — timestamped consensus snapshots, oldest first. Use to spot line movement, steam or drift, and to answer "has this shortened since yesterday". Use get_fixture instead for the current price alone. Read-only. An unknown id returns a fixture_n…Time series of how one fixture's fair probabilities moved — timestamped consensus snapshots, oldest first. Use to spot line movement, steam or drift, and to answer "has this shortened since yesterday". Use get_fixture instead for the current price alone. Read-only. An unknown id returns a fixture_n…
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| id* | string | Fixture id, exactly as returned by list_fixtures. Opaque — do not construct or guess one. |
| sport | string | Which sport to query. Omit entirely for soccer, which is the default; every other sport must be named explicitly. Note "football" means American football and "… |
| hours | integer | How far back to look, in hours. Defaults to 24. Capped at 72 on free and paid tiers below Scale, 336 on Scale; a larger value is clamped rather than rejected. |
list_tournament_outrightsOutright winner probabilities for a soccer competition, normalised across the teams that can still win — eliminated teams are dropped, so the field sums to 100% of the live market. Use for "who wins the league/cup"; use list_fixtures for individual matches. SOCCER ONLY — call list_golf_tournaments…Outright winner probabilities for a soccer competition, normalised across the teams that can still win — eliminated teams are dropped, so the field sums to 100% of the live market. Use for "who wins the league/cup"; use list_fixtures for individual matches. SOCCER ONLY — call list_golf_tournaments…
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| competition | string | Competition slug, e.g. "premier-league-2026". Omit to get every competition currently priced, which is also how you discover valid slugs. |
list_golf_tournamentsGolf outright-winner probabilities, normalised across the priced field. Call with NO arguments to list the tournaments currently priced together with their tournament_key values; call again passing tournament_key to get that one tournament with its full player field. GOLF ONLY — use list_tournament…Golf outright-winner probabilities, normalised across the priced field. Call with NO arguments to list the tournaments currently priced together with their tournament_key values; call again passing tournament_key to get that one tournament with its full player field. GOLF ONLY — use list_tournament…
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| tournament_key | string | Identifies one tournament, taken verbatim from a no-argument call to this same tool. Omit it to get the list. This is NOT an API key — credentials go in the Au… |
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Win probabilities for 13 sports: NFL, NBA, soccer, tennis, golf, cricket. No API key, no signup.
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