Period Data Type - periodID

A period corresponds to a unit of time in a sport or league that covers the portion of an event. Each sport has its own periods. Different odds can correspond to different periods. Each period for each sport is listed below.

Deprecation Notice

The 1ix5 periodID (1st 5 Innings) is being deprecated in favor of 1h (1st Half) for Baseball. Please migrate any usage of 1ix5 to 1h.

NameperiodID
Full Eventgame
1st Half1h
2nd Half2h
1st Quarter1q
2nd Quarter2q
3rd Quarter3q
4th Quarter4q
1st 3 Quarters1qx3
1st Period1p
2nd Period2p
3rd Period3p
1st Inning1i
2nd Inning2i
3rd Inning3i
4th Inning4i
5th Inning5i
6th Inning6i
7th Inning7i
8th Inning8i
9th Inning9i
1st 3 Innings1ix3
1st 5 Innings1ix5
1st 7 Innings1ix7
1st Set1s
2nd Set2s
3rd Set3s
4th Set4s
5th Set5s
1st Round1r
2nd Round2r
3rd Round3r
4th Round4r
5th Round5r
6th Round6r
7th Round7r
8th Round8r
9th Round9r
10th Round10r
11th Round11r
12th Round12r
1st 2 Rounds1rx2
1st Minute1m
1st 4 Minutes1mx4
1st 5 Minutes1mx5
1st 8 Minutes1mx8
1st 10 Minutes1mx10
Regulationreg
Extra Timeot
Penalty Shootoutso
Judges' Decisiondec

Full event scores

The game periodID covers the entire event, so results.game.{home,away}.points — and the teams.{home,away}.score fields that mirror it will include extra time and penalty shootouts when applicable. In such cases the stat values for game = reg + ot + so. You may read any individual segment from its own periodID inside the results object:

SegmentRead from
Regulation only (e.g. 90 minutes in soccer)results.reg.{home,away}.points
Each half / quarter / periodresults.1h, results.2h, results.1q, …
Extra time / overtime onlyresults.ot.{home,away}.points
Penalty shootout (PKs scored by each team)results.so.{home,away}.points

game.{home/away}.points stats are always present by the time an event finalized; breakdown periods appear most but not 100% of the time, so null-check whichever one you depend on.

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