Match

The Match views answer the question "what's going on with this specific game?" — every market, every odd, and every bet placed on it, all in one place.

There are two pages:

• Matches list — the catalogue of every sport event on your sportsbook
• Match detail — the zoom-in on a single match

You'll usually arrive at the Match detail page either by searching from the matches list, or by clicking an event name in the Bets list.

Matches list

Open Sport Events → Matches in the sidebar.

Each row is one match. Reading across the columns:

Small status icons next to each row reflect lifecycle state (stop, warning, time, play).

What the Top checkbox does

Ticking Top marks the match as TOP-flagged. The same flag can be set by traders from the Trading BO — either source feeds the same field, and the change takes effect immediately.

What happens next depends on the WL-scope Top feature control:

• Top feature control ON — TOP-flagged matches are pinned above the auto-ranked feed for every player. Operators use this when they want a single switch to surface specific matches without managing per-region pin slots. See Manual rankers → Match ordering precedence for how this interacts with Pinned and the auto-ranker.
• Top feature control OFF — the flag is still stored on the match record (and may be consumed by internal trading surfaces or by the legacy BETTING_TOP_SPORT_EVENTS / BETTING_POPULAR_SPORT_EVENTS banner providers, which aren't wired through to the SPA today — only CMS_BANNER_ID is, see Content → Banners), but ticking it won't change what players see in the sportsbook.

Finding a match

Use the filter panel on the right:

• Search box at the top — type a team or tournament name
• Date and time range — narrow by kickoff time
• Sports — pick one or several sports
• Match statuses — Abandoned, Cancelled, Closed, Delayed, Ended, Live, and more
• Defective — Defective only / Without defective / All. A defective match is one flagged as having data-quality issues (e.g. mis-scored, stale prices, feed out of sync with reality). The flag is set by trading operations; if you suspect a match should be defective, coordinate with your trading team rather than guessing
• Market statuses — narrow to matches with markets in a given state

Click any row to open that match.

Match detail

This is the page where you can really see what's happening on a single game.

The page has three areas.

1. Header

At the top you'll see the time, the match ID (copyable), the team names with the score, and the status icons. To the right is a summary box:

The Top checkbox here is the same as on the Matches list. See What the Top checkbox does — whether it surfaces the match to players depends on the WL-scope Top feature control.

2. Markets (left side)

Every market open for the match, grouped by family. The exact families depend on the sport — this example shows three common ones, but football, basketball, tennis etc. each have many more (correct score, BTTS, half-time, set winner, etc.):

• Money line — straight winner odds for each side
• Total legs — over/under at various totals
• Handicap legs — spread bets at various handicaps

For the full taxonomy of available market families per sport, check with your integration manager.

Each row shows the market status (A Active, S Suspended, D Deactivated, R Resulted, C Cancelled), the line value, the current odds for each option, and how much money is currently riding on each side.

Filters under the markets

• Market status chips (ACTIVE, SUSPENDED, …) — multi-select; narrows markets by status.
• Highlight with Bet more than — checkbox + number. Lines with bet amounts above the threshold are visually highlighted. Useful for spotting where the money is concentrating.
• Bet statuses — multi-select chips for filtering markets by bet states. Common statuses include ACCEPTED, PLACED, DECLINED, SETTLED — for the canonical list ask your integration manager.

3. Bets (right side)

Every bet placed on this match. The columns mirror the Bets list:

The All bets button at the top of the panel takes you to the full Bets list pre-filtered to this match (URL …/bets/list?sportEventIds[]=<match-id>).

Common things you can do

See who's betting on this game

The bets panel on the right is exactly that. Sort and scan; the filters above narrow things down.

Find the most exposed outcomes

Look at the Risk numbers in the markets panel — the bigger the negative number, the more you'd pay out if that outcome wins. Combine with Highlight with Bet more than to spotlight large bets.

Mark a match as featured

You've got two ways to push a match above the auto-ranked feed, gated by two separate WL-scope feature controls:

• TOP flag (this page's checkbox) — needs the Top feature control enabled. A blanket switch: every TOP-flagged match is pinned above the auto-ranker for every player. Quick to toggle, no per-region setup.
• Manual rankers (Content → Manual rankers) — needs the Pinned feature control enabled. Paste the match ID into a Top slot and set the activation time. Lets you order multiple matches and scope them to specific regions.

When both are enabled, Manual rankers (Pinned) win over the TOP flag, which in turn wins over the auto-ranker (personalized/regional). See Match ordering precedence for the full picture. If neither feature control is on for your WL, ask your integration manager to enable the one you need before relying on either approach.