Keep the line
in view.
Search historical market observations held in the research ledger. Each row keeps its source, provider update clock and capture context so a coach can see what evidence was available around a matchup.
Read the evidence policy ↓Historical source observations
Source retained.
Capture time shown.
Prospective scorecard kept clean.
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Model beside the archived line.
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Read the clock with the number.
What a row contains
The archive joins a retained market observation to the game record: season, teams, scheduled kickoff, line or decimal prices, source, provider update clock and observed time. Moneyline rows also show the no-vig-style two-sided implied home probability calculated from the retained prices. A row can be downloaded from the desk for further review.
Why the scorecard is separate
These records are historical references. The prospective forecast scorecard only compares a quote when provider update time, capture time, confirmed participants and kickoff all meet its selection rules. The archive is therefore useful for research without changing the evaluation denominator.
Bring an authorized provider export
If an approved feed supplies a CSV instead of an API credential, the operator can import it through the same exact-match ledger path. The importer requires the provider name, license URL, exact source game ID, UTC start, capture/update clocks, bookmaker and both prices. It rejects name-only joins, post-start captures and any file containing an invalid row, then stores a file hash with the accepted observations.
This keeps raw provider access on the server and does not make a public copy of a licensed feed. See the repository's CSV import instructions ↗.
Check an authorized line export before import.
Select a licensed provider CSV to validate its exact-match columns, timing clocks, market type and paired prices locally. The file is never uploaded; a clean preflight still requires the server importer, provider identity and license URL.
The archive toolbar supports both the visible page export and a bounded export of every row matching the active sport, season and search filters.
Read the selection rules in the forecast record. Market-feed documentation: The Odds API v4.