The Omenizer dataset

Omenizer's product is built on a continuously recorded archive of sports-market observations. This page describes what is observed, what is stored, what is published — and how to cite it.

What we observe

  • Prices from hundreds of bookmakers and exchanges (800+ tracked bookmaker identities), streamed in real time and snapshotted through the day.
  • Dozens of leagues across soccer, basketball, baseball, tennis, hockey, American football and more — moneylines, spreads and handicaps, totals, and player props.
  • Sharp reference prices and multi-source consensus for fair-value estimation.
  • In-play price series for selected high-interest matches, at one-minute resolution.

What we store per market

  • Every observed price with its observation timestamp and the time the book last changed it.
  • The fair-probability estimate, its source tier and de-vig method.
  • Observed expected value at detection and as it evolves.
  • The closing price, realized closing-line value, and how long the edge stayed available.
  • The settled result — recorded against the signal whether it won or lost.
  • Data-quality flags; flagged records are excluded from published numbers.

What we publish

Public surfaces are drawn from this archive: Edge Stories (per-match market records with charts, settled with results and CLV), free tools whose benchmarks come from settled Omenizer signals, and periodic research reports. The live, ranked, real-time board is a member surface. Selected datasets and chart embeds are available on request for editorial use.

Data principles

  • No guessed identity: teams, leagues and bookmakers match through curated mappings, never string similarity.
  • Fail closed: unmatchable or suspect records are excluded, not approximated.
  • Receipts over claims: published numbers trace to timestamped observations and settled outcomes.

Citing Omenizer data

Preferred forms: "According to Omenizer data…", "Omenizer's closing-line analysis shows…", "Using Omenizer's fair-price estimate…" — with a link to the specific page or chart used. For datasets, embeds or methodology questions, contact us; boilerplate and logos are on the press page.