OpenMarkets

Early Access to the OpenMarkets API is open. One feed. Every venue. Real-time, agent-native.

Updated Money x Movement, World Series Game 5. At 3:20pm, Rays had 61% of the open orders. Now they have 42%, right at the even split. Open orders on the Brewers went from $2.3M to $7.0M. The price ticked toward the Rays, 42% to 44%.

ORDER BOOKS AHEAD OF BREWERS-RAYS WORLD SERIES GAME 5 👀 The best Rays number out appears to be +133 @Polymarket...but after fees, $100 there wins $125. A +130 @ProphetX or +131 at @4castersbet wins $129 after fees.

Every prediction market is its own silo. Its own prices, its own fees, its own fine print. Four venues list the Timberwolves at -156. After fees, $100 wins $60 at one and $64 at another. Comparing odds isn't enough. You have to compare what they pay after fees.

Rays ML price hasn't moved all day. The open orders have. At noon, the Rays had 49% of the open orders on Game 5. Now they have 61%, while their price sits at 42%. Across OpenMarkets venues.

Rays need a win tonight to force Game 6. Four venues list them at +144. After fees, that same +144 pays anywhere from $134 to $144 on a $100 bet. Shop the price after fees, not the one on the screen.

Stop comparing prices before fees. OpenMarkets shows every venue after. Best listed Hurricanes ML price tonight: −170. After fees: −181 to −183. Real best? −174.

Money x Movement: World Series Game 4. Since losing Game 3, the Rays have moved from 43% to 47% to force a Game 5. At 47% to win, they have 53% of the open orders across OpenMarkets venues.

Same Cowboys-Eagles bets, same game. Only difference? Where they were placed. Trade every venue's price, after fees, in one place. Stop leaving money on the table!

Eagles-Cowboys Money x Movement update, an hour before kick. Price hasn't moved. The open orders have. Open orders on the Eagles: $7.3M ➡️ $11.9M Open orders on the Cowboys: $19.3M ➡️ $14.6M

15 favorites on sports equinox night. If they all win (would be nuts), that's $946 profit or $872. Same bets, same games. The only difference is where you place them.

On sports equinox night, the prediction market fragmentation problem gets loud. 5 leagues. 30,930 prices, spread across 9 venues that don't talk to each other. Same games, same bets, nine separate islands. OpenMarkets connects them in one place.

Open orders are bets people have posted on a team, waiting for someone to take the other side. We count only orders near the current price, then add them up across venues.

You can be right on every game and still leave units on the table. Prices are split across venues, and so is your money. OpenMarkets brings it all together.

11 NBA games: Best ML and spread after fees, across every venue. The shop gap column: On every favorite, the best venue beats the worst by $2-$8 on a $100 bet. On the dogs, it's bigger: $26 on the Clippers, $20 on the Mavericks, $19 on the Wizards, $18 on the Kings.

The big CFB tilts are split. The leans are in the games nobody's talking about. Across every venue's order book: 77% of waiting money backs Iowa −7.5 at Minnesota 73% backs BYU −7.5 at UCF 79% backs Kansas +2.5 vs. Baylor