VBI Video Live Match Tracker Demo

> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.sportradar.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.sportradar.com/games/simplay-sports/visualization-options/sim-play-mlb-integration-example.md). # Sim-Play MLB Integration Example ```html VBI Video Live Match Tracker Demo

``` #### Required parameters

Parameter Description

widgetLoader Use your Live Match Tracker clientid/storeid in the widget URL, e.g.
https://widgets.sir.sportradar.com/{clientstoreID}/widgetloader

Parameter	Description
`widgetLoader`	Use your Live Match Tracker `clientid`/`storeid` in the widget URL, e.g. `https://widgets.sir.sportradar.com/{clientstoreID}/widgetloader`
`matchId`	Must reference a running Sim-Play Tennis / ATP match. Active matches can be retrieved via the following JSON endpoint. Production: `https://vgls.betradar.com/vbi/feeds/? /{client_alias}/en/Europe:Oslo/gismo/category_currentmatches/1963/1` Staging: `https://vglsstaging.betradar.com/ls/feeds/? /{client_alias}/en/Europe:Oslo/gismo/category_currentmatches/1963/1`
`virtualClientId`	Customer virtual sports client id.

matchId

Must reference a running Sim-Play Tennis / ATP match. Active matches can be retrieved via the following JSON endpoint.

Production: https://vgls.betradar.com/vbi/feeds/? /{client_alias}/en/Europe:Oslo/gismo/category_currentmatches/1963/1

Staging: https://vglsstaging.betradar.com/ls/feeds/? /{client_alias}/en/Europe:Oslo/gismo/category_currentmatches/1963/1

virtualClientId Customer virtual sports client id.

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