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Every sport and prediction-market topic we carry, identified by a numeric sportId. Availability is per product — a sport can be covered as fixtures, as futures, or both. 75 sports and prediction-market topics. ✓ covered · ◦ a provider is assigned but has no source for it yet · — no such product for this sport. Markets is the fixture-market count from the market matrix; Bookmakers is how many books list the sport in their own coverage map.
◦ today: 48 Athletics (futures), 64 Judo (fixtures), 64 Judo (futures), 65 ESport Honor of Kings (fixtures), 65 ESport Honor of Kings (futures). Those products have a provider assigned but the provider publishes no feed for that sport, so nothing is being collected yet — treat them as planned, not live.

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Reading the table

  • Fixtures are match- or event-level markets (a single game, bout, or match), streamed on the fixtures and odds channels.
  • Futures are outright / season-long or topic-level markets (league winner, tournament, election, etc.), streamed on the futures and oddsFutures channels.
  • sportId 69–78 are prediction-market topics (politics, elections, finance, crypto, weather, …) — these exist only as futures/outright markets and feed the prediction-market and exchange use cases.
  • sportId 79–81 are racing codes (horse, greyhound, harness) — covered as ante-post futures (one future per ante-post market), not as per-race fixtures.
  • A market count of — means no fixture-market taxonomy is published for that sport yet. The sport can still be covered; see Markets.
  • The bookmaker count is how many books name the sport in their own coverage map. A book that states no map at all is not counted — see the note on Bookmakers.
A sport being covered is not a promise that every market type or every bookmaker is available for it. Market breadth is per sport (Markets), and which books quote a given fixture comes from the odds themselves.

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Identifiers

sportId is stable and language-independent; the display name follows the request’s language prefix. It is also the first two digits of downstream marketId, outcomeId, and fixtureId values — see Core Concepts. Discover the list available to your key with GET /sports.