# betdaq Python wrapper for Betdaq API.
[Betdaq Documentation](http://api.betdaq.com/v2.0/Docs/default.aspx)
# Installation
` $ pip install betdaq `
# Usage
`python >>> from betdaq.apiclient import APIClient >>> api = APIClient('username', 'password') >>> sport_ids = api.marketdata.get_sports() >>> all_markets = api.marketdata.get_sports_markets([100005]) `
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