Messages
Messages in the Unified Feed are sent to various topics, allowing for easy and flexible filtering through the message queue (AMQP). You can find a complete list of message types provided by Betradar producers in the Unified Feed. Learn more about our messaging system and AMQP integration in our detailed documentation.
Basic message configuration
AMQP server
AMQP port
5671 (standard SSL for AMQP)
Virtual host
/unifiedfeed/<bookmaker_id>
(where <bookmaker_id> is your bookmaker id (see users/whoami.xml
endpoint for how to find your bookmaker_id if you are uncertain))
Exchange
unifiedfeed
Username
<your_security_access_token>
Password
<blank>
Queue
You cannot create your own queues. Instead you have to request a server-named queue (empty queue name in the request). Passive, Exclusive, Non-durable.
Version
AMQP 0.9.1
Message types
Here you will find more details about each individual message types available in Unified Feed.
Name
Priority
Description
High
Specified group of markets for a specified sport event should all change their market status to either suspended or deactivated.
High
Sent when an important fixture change has happened (typically some near-term change, such as a new event or a change to an event (e.g. delayed match)).
High
Lists odds changes for some or all markets for a match and signal bet stop for the whole match, individual markets, or outcomes.
Special message cases
Bet settlements for another outcome for correct score markets
Some correct score markets have limited outcomes. If the actual correct score is something different than the outcomes that were offered, there is a choice:
The bets placed can be considered lost
The bets placed can be refunded (as the winning outcome wasn’t offered).
Betradar intends this to be a configuration option going forward. As it is currently: You will receive a bet_settlement first from our live-odds producer, where all outcomes are reported as losses, and a second bet_settlement from the prematch producer, where all outcomes are reported as voided (refunded).
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