I have this hash with lots of soccer-Data I retrieve from the web:

$VAR1 = { 'status' => 'ok', 'fd' => { 'sports' => { 'sport' => { 'leagues' => { 'league' => [ { 'i +d' => '1739', 'e +vents' => { + 'event' => [ + { + 'IsLive' => 'No', + 'homeTeam' => { + 'name' => 'Union Mar del Plata', + 'type' => 'Team1', + 'rotNum' => '2084' + }, + 'status' => 'O', + 'id' => '473072973', + 'periods' => { + 'period' => { + 'lineId' => '20631938 +8', + 'maxBetAmount' => {}, + 'description' => '1st + Half', + 'spreads' => {}, + 'cutoffDateTime' => ' +2015-06-24T11:59:00Z', + 'number' => '1' + } + }, + 'drawRotNum' => '2086', + 'startDateTime' => '2015-06-24T11:59:00Z', + 'awayTeam' => { + 'name' => 'C. Cordoba Santiago', + 'type' => 'Team2', + 'rotNum' => '2085' + }, + 'lStatus' => '0' + }, + { + 'awayTeam' => { + 'name' => 'Santamarina Tandil', + 'type' => 'Team2', + 'rotNum' => '2082' + }, ...

Do you need more of the array?

How do I isolate the "leagues" and "events"? They are not numbered or something like that. So $home = $data_kurz->{league}[0]{events}{event}[0]{homeTeam}{name} works. But I am not supposed to loop through []-elements with a foreach?

My goal is by the way non profit. I am not betting. I am trying to show that betting does not work as the markets are efficient.


In reply to How to parse this hash? And how to describe my probem? by Trace On

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