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# FlatOdds

You can also use `odds` as an include on the [**fixture endpoints** ](https://football-postman.sportmonks.com/#b7f79045-eac3-40c5-b114-24c5b438f62c)or [**livescores endpoints**](https://football-postman.sportmonks.com/#b850a1c2-9775-4828-8cce-3799532e06aa). When you do this, you’re able to [**filter**](https://docs.sportmonks.com/football/tutorials/filtering-limiting-and-sorting/filtering) on multiple bookmakers and markets because the fixture endpoint has those parameters. \
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Therefore, if you want to request odds from various bookmakers or markets, we suggest using `flatOdds` as an include.

For example, the 3-way result market (#1) from bet365 (#2) of all the fixtures played on 2020-08-02

```javascript
https://soccer.sportmonks.com/api/v2.0/fixtures/date/2020-08-02?api_token={API_TOKEN}&include=flatOdds&markets=1&bookmakers=2
```

Last but not least, you can also use `oddComparison` as an include. The main difference between `flatOdds` and `oddComparison` is that `flatOdds` are updated more frequently.

The benefit of the `oddComparison` include is that it contains more bookmakers. Therefore this is the best option if you want to make a comparison application between all the bookmakers and the odds they offer.


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