# Sport Event Status ### **Sport\_event\_status Element** The element `sport_event_status` is provided in the odds\_change message. *Status* is the only required attribute for this element, and this attribute describes the current status of the sport-event itself (not started, live, ended, closed). Additional attributes are live-only attributes, and only provided while the match is live; additionally, which attributes are provided depends on the sport.

The following table lists the various attributes and their meaning:

Attribute name	Description	Format/Values	Sports
status (Required)	High-level generic status of the match	`0 (not started)` `1 (live)` `2 (suspended) -` `Used by the Premium Cricket odds producer` `3 (ended)` `4 (closed)` Only one of the above statuses are possible in the odds_change message in the feed. However please note that other states are available in the API, but will not appear in the odds_change message. These are as following: `5 (cancelled)` `6 (delayed)` `7 (interrupted)` `8 (postponed)` `9 (abandoned)`	All
reporting	Does Betradar have a scout watching the game	`active (1)` `suspended (-1)` `not available (0)` - only present when status = live or suspended	All
home_score	Current score for the home team	Number	All match sports
away_score	Current score for the away team	Number	All match sports
match_status	Sports-specific integer code the represents the live match status (first period, 2nd break, etc.)	See the sport event information section.	All
current_server	The player who has the serve at that moment	1 or 2 1 for team/player 1 (home), 2 for team/player 2 (away)	Tennis, Table Tennis
home_gamescore	The point score of the "home" player. The score will be 50 if the "home" player has advantage. This attribute is also used for the tiebreak score when the game is in a tiebreak.	Number (15 30 40 50)	Tennis
home_penalty_score	Home team penalty score	Number > 0 In the event of a game being decided by a penalty shootout, then the goal will be added to the winning team’s score (and game total) for settlement purposes.	Ice hockey
away_penalty_score	Away team penalty score	Number > 0 In the event of a game being decided by a penalty shootout, then the goal will be added to the winning team’s score (and game total) for settlement purposes.	Ice hockey
away_gamescore	The point score of the "away" player. The score will be 50 if the "away" player has advantage. This attribute is also used for the tiebreak score when the game is in a tiebreak	Number	Tennis
tiebreak	Whether a match is in a tiebreak.	true (only present if tie-break)	Tennis
expedite_mode	Whether the expedite system is in operation or not.	true or false	Table Tennis
home_suspend	The amount of suspensions for the home team.	Int	Ice Hockey, Handball, Futsal
away_suspend	The amount of suspension for the away team	Int	Ice Hockey, Handball, Futsal
strikes	Number of strikes for the current batter	number 0..2	Baseball
balls	Number of balls for the current batter	number 0..3	Baseball
outs	Number of outs for the current batter	number 0..2	Baseball
bases	Indicates which bases are occupied	number 0 or 1	Baseball
home_batter	Current batter for the home team	Int	Baseball
away_batter	Current batter for the away team	Int	Baseball
possession	The team that has the ball	1 (home) or 2 (away)	American Football
try	Try number, it’s the current "down" until reaching the 10 yards if defined	Int	American Football
yards	Yards until first down. How many yards down in this drive (a series of offensive plays)	Int	American Football
position	Ball position will be sent as x yards to go till opponent’s end zone for the team in possession	Int	American Football
visit	Which player is currently visiting	1 (home) or 2 (away) (absence undefined)	Snooker
remaining_reds	Number of remaining red balls	number	Snooker
home_legscore	The home player score at any given leg whether one game or during a match	number	Darts
away_legscore	The away player score at any given leg whether one game or during a match	number	Darts
throw	The player who had the first throw for the current leg	1 (home) or 2 (away)	Darts
visit	The player visiting the board	1 (home) or 2 (away)	Darts
delivery	The player who will deliver the next bowl	1 (home) or 2 (away)	Bowls
home_remaining_bowls	The remaining number of bowls for the home team	number >= 0	Bowls
away_remaning_bowls	The remaining number of bowls for the away team	number >= 0	Bowls
current_end	The current end/period in a set of the game	Int	Bowls
home_dismissals	The number of dismissals during the current inning for the home team	Int	Cricket
away_dismissals	The number of dismissals during the current inning for the away team	Int	Cricket
home_penalty_runs	The number of penalty runs awarded to the home team during an over	Int	Cricket (not available in Premium Cricket)
away_penalty_runs	The number of penalty runs awarded to the away team during an over	Int	Cricket (not available in Premium Cricket)
innings	What innings it is	number > 0 Note that the second innings can also be superover.	Cricket
over	What over in the inning it is	number > 0 The first over will have value 1, please note this is different from the Cricket convention which would start counting at zero	Cricket
delivery	Which ball in the over it is	number 1..6	Cricket
current_ct_team	Which team is playing counter terrorists (1 = home, 2=away)	Number 1..2	CS:GO
results	An XML example of how Results are displayed in the feed are available below	Contains the <result> element. match_status_code: Integer (i.e. "100") home_score: Decimal indicating the home score (i.e. "2") away_score: Decimal indicating the away score (i.e. "3")	All

**XML Example** ```xml ``` **\ elements in the feed** ```xml ``` *** ### 'Clock' element in sport\_event\_status The sport\_event\_status may contain a clock element. This clock element includes various clock/time attributes that are sports specific. The following table lists these attributes. | Element name | Description | Format/example | Sports | | --------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | -------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | | match\_time |

The playing minute of the match (or minute:second if available).

Also, please note that match\_time is also sent based on live coverage of the match for the selected sport

| mm:ss (42:10) | Soccer, Basketball, Ice Hockey, Handball, Rugby, Aussie rules, Football, Field Hockey, Futsal, eSoccer, eBasketBall, Basketball 3x3, eIce Hockey | | stoppage\_time | How far into stoppage time is the match in minutes | mm:ss | Soccer | | stoppage\_time\_announced | Set to what the announce stoppage time is | mm:ss | Soccer | | remaining\_time | How many minutes remains of the match | mm:ss | Basketball, eBasketball, Handball, Hockey, e- Ice Hockey, Soccer, eSoccer, Football, Aussie Rules, Field Hockey, Futsal, Basketball 3X3 | | remaining\_time\_in\_period | How much time remains in the current period | mm:ss | Basketball, eBasketball, Handball, Hockey, e- Ice Hockey, Soccer, eSoccer, Football, Aussie Rules, Field Hockey, Futsal, Basketball 3X3 | | stopped | true if the match clock is stopped otherwise false | True or False | Ice Hockey, Basketball, Futsal, Handball | **XML example** ```xml ``` *** ### Period\_scores' in sport\_event\_status In the *sport\_event\_status* element you can find the *period\_scores* element that lists the individual period scores for a match. "Period" is a generic name for the sport-specific equivalent, so in soccer the 1^st half, 2^nd half, overtime and penalties are periods. In basketball the periods are the basketball quarters and in tennis it is the tennis sets, etc. The period\_scores element has a variable number of period\_score sub-elements depending on how many periods this particular match had/currently has.

*Each period\_score has the following attributes*: | Attribute | Description | | ------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | home\_score | The number of points/goals/games the competitor designated as "home" has scored for this period. | | away\_score | The number of points/goals/games the competitor designated as "away" has scored for this period. | | number | Indicates what regular period this is. | | match\_status\_code | Provides a match\_status\_code that can be used to find a descriptive/display friendly name for this period (see [match\_status](/uof/api-and-structure/api/betting-descriptions/match-status.md) for more details). | | type | Provides information about what type of period the scores were made. | Period\_scores are available both in the Sports API where available, and in odds\_change messages for live odds (games that are live). Whether there is a period\_scores attribute depends on the coverage level of the match, and if we don’t have period level coverage, no period\_scores will be available. **XML example** ```xml ``` *** ### Statistics' element in the sport\_event\_status There is a statistics element within the sport\_event\_status that list the most common statistics as counters for both home and away team: **XML example** ```xml Green cards are also supported ``` | Element Name | Description | | ------------------ | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | corners | Number of corners for the team | | green\_cards | Number of green cards for the team (home or away) | | red\_cards | Number of red cards for the team (home or away) | | yellow\_cards | Number of yellow cards for the team (home or away) | | yellow\_red\_cards | Number of red cards as a result of a previous yellow card for the team (home or away) | ### Tries' element in the sport\_event\_status Number of tries in regular time for rugby matches {% hint style="info" %} **Note:** This is a sub-element. {% endhint %} **XML Example** ``` ``` --- # Agent Instructions: Querying This Documentation If you need additional information that is not directly available in this page, you can query the documentation dynamically by asking a question. Perform an HTTP GET request on the current page URL with the `ask` query parameter: ``` GET https://docs.sportradar.com/uof/data-and-features/messages/event/odds-change/sport-event-status.md?ask= ``` The question should be specific, self-contained, and written in natural language. The response will contain a direct answer to the question and relevant excerpts and sources from the documentation. Use this mechanism when the answer is not explicitly present in the current page, you need clarification or additional context, or you want to retrieve related documentation sections.