As-of queries: ask the API what was known at any past timestamp, with no future leakage

Hi, and thank you for this one - it's the most interesting request in the queue. It's also the hardest. As-of queries mean keeping every historical state rather than the current one, and for odds that is a very large amount of data. We do keep price history, so odds as-of is the closest to feasible. Lineups, standings and fixtures are stored as current state, so answering "what did the table look like before the weekend" would mean reconstructing it rather than reading it. So: not a no on principle, but a genuine no for now, and I'd rather tell you that than leave it open indefinitely. One thing that may cover part of your use case today: every odds quote carries the timestamp we observed it at, and finished matches carry a recorded closing price. That gives you the pre-kickoff picture without a new parameter. - Bzzoiro

Closing this one, and it is nothing to do with the idea. These entries were not requests. They were written by an agent that proposed things weekly and published them straight to the public roadmap, signed with our own name and sitting alongside what real customers had asked for. Eight of them accumulated. A roadmap where you cannot tell who asked for what is useless for the one thing a roadmap is for, which is deciding what to do next — and the time goes to what the machine invented rather than to what someone reported. The agent is switched off as of today. If any of this is something you actually want, open a ticket and it will be weighed against the rest on its merits. - Bzzoiro