Quote from: Botnake on Today at 02:14:29 PM

The problem is you’re only basing it on the topic title. You might not have actually read the content of the thread that OP wrote.

I might not have read? LOL!
I read everything, even your reply that was like 100% wrong, and maybe that's the reason you got so triggered like everyone does when caught red-handed spilling non-sense all over.

Maybe you and OP should have read the whole topic and interveened when the whole topic was flooded with stupid incorrect garbage, say it's better to lock it and rephrase it and open a new one with like legit info and not one topic a day quota, how was that for a solution since it seems you're OP's lawyer? Would you advise him of so?

Funny how you haven't corrected anyone saying stupid shit like this thing being banned by the NBA, lol, but you got triggered by my words calling this topic usless, is there something else I should look into that you defend this topic so much?

Quote from: Botnake on Today at 02:38:22 PM

heres how it goes,..

Oddsmakers (like Sportradar) get their data from sports leagues, and those leagues get paid for it. The oddsmaker then supplies the data to the sportsbooks and gets paid by them.

Oh, thank you so much for using my post and information in it to show your knowledge about this!
You're a sweetie, now please correct that misinformation about the oddsmaker and the sportsbook!

Quote from: Wapfika on Today at 02:23:39 PM

As I understand his statement, he meant that odds provider the one that making odds and giving data to sportsbook which offer to consumers for betting is already paying money to the league.

Drop the odds provider from the equation and you're like 99.99% right; the oddsmaker part it's irrelevant!
The leagues sell data to data providers, not oddmakers. Genius Sports, Statscore are data providers!
Genius Sports, which owns the PL rights, is a data provider and not an odd provider; they sell that to Skybet and Bet365, who both have their own sportbook, and they create their own odds.