> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.matchplay.events/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.matchplay.events/data-exports.md).

# Data exports

Match Play offers a handful of easy-to-access data exports. These provide large data sets without putting strain on the API. If the data you're seeking is available as an export, use the export rather than the API.

Some of these exports will generate CSV files you can import these into your spreadsheet software.

## Export OPDB

The entire OPDB dataset in a single JSON file (about 1.3MB):

```
https://mp-data.sfo3.cdn.digitaloceanspaces.com/latest-opdb.json
```

## Export PinTips

The entire PinTips dataset in a single JSON file (about 860KB):

```
https://mp-data.sfo3.cdn.digitaloceanspaces.com/latest-pintips.json
```

## Export Match Play Ratings

The latest ratings for all players are available in a single CSV file (about 5MB and 100,000 rows):

```
https://mp-ratings.sfo3.cdn.digitaloceanspaces.com/latest-ratings.csv
```

## Export players

Enter the following URL into your browser, replacing `TOURNAMENT_ID` with the numeric id for your tournament:

```php
https://app.matchplay.events/api/tournaments/TOURNAMENT_ID/players/csv
```

## Export single-player games

Enter the following URL into your browser, replacing `TOURNAMENT_ID` with the numeric id for your tournament:

```php
https://app.matchplay.events/api/tournaments/TOURNAMENT_ID/single-player-games/csv
```

## Export match play games

Enter the following URL into your browser, replacing `TOURNAMENT_ID` with the numeric id for your tournament:

```php
https://app.matchplay.events/api/tournaments/TOURNAMENT_ID/games/csv
```

## Export entries

Enter the following URL into your browser, replacing `TOURNAMENT_ID` with the numeric id for your tournament:

```php
https://app.matchplay.events/api/tournaments/TOURNAMENT_ID/entries/csv
```


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