Live coverage of bwin via the ParlayAPI moneyline / spread / total / player-prop aggregator. Classification: European licensed sportsbook. Source key: bwin.
h2h 1,064 rowsmoneyline 178 rowsh2h 456 rowsmoneyline 66 rowsh2h 760 rowsmoneyline 114 rowsh2h 76 rowsmoneyline 12 rowsh2h 228 rowsmoneyline 36 rowsh2h 227 rowsmoneyline 36 rowsh2h 842 rowsmoneyline 132 rowsh2h 484 rowsmoneyline 90 rowsh2h 516 rowsmoneyline 102 rowsh2h 855 rowsmoneyline 112 rowsh2h 81 rowsmoneyline 18 rowsh2h 199 rowsmoneyline 34 rowsh2h 1,215 rowsmoneyline 186 rowsh2h 670 rowsmoneyline 106 rowsh2h 90 rowsmoneyline 19 rowsh2h 212 rowsmoneyline 36 rowsh2h 456 rowsmoneyline 74 rowsh2h 684 rowsmoneyline 108 rowsh2h 85 rowsmoneyline 17 rowsh2h 388 rowsmoneyline 58 rowsh2h 156 rowsmoneyline 31 rowsh2h 152 rowsmoneyline 26 rowsh2h 1,139 rowsmoneyline 184 rowscurl -s 'https://parlay-api.com/v1/sports/baseball_mlb/odds?regions=us&markets=h2h&bookmakers=bwin' \
-H "X-API-Key: $PARLAY_API_KEY"
We poll bwin on the International / non-US freshness tier, which means we expect a new observation within 90s under healthy operation. Observations between 90s and 300s are flagged "degraded". Between 300s and 1800s we mark "breach" and page an operator. Beyond 1800s the source is "stale" and we typically pause comparisons against it until it recovers.
These thresholds are measured on the book as a whole: they say how long we can go without any new price from bwin, and not how old the price on one particular game is. A source that walks its slate one event at a time refreshes any single market less often than the tier above. Measured on production 2026-07-31, Fliff wrote a price every 5.3s at the median book-wide while its median WNBA game went 169s between writes, both healthy. For the age of a specific price, read the last_update field on that row rather than this tier.
Full per-book threshold table at /v1/meta/per-book-sla. Live operator dashboard at /uptime. Historical hourly observation rate at /v1/historical/source-quality.csv?source=bwin.
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