# Feed Messages

The diagram below shows the hierarchy of SDK interfaces used to represent messages the feed sends through the AMQP broker.

Please note that the **CashOutProbabilites** type does not represent a message sent through the AMQP broker, but a response from the HTTP call used to retrieve probabilities. However, this is shown in this diagram because it is part of the same inheritance tree.

#### 'IMessage' Class Structure <a href="#uof.netsdkfeedmessages-imessageclassstructure" id="uof.netsdkfeedmessages-imessageclassstructure"></a>

The following links will lead you to the respective class articles. Each article has three sections consisting of a class/interface description, method summary, and methods details.

* IMessage
  * IEventMessage
    * IFixtureChange
    * IBetStop
    * IMarketMessage
      * IOddsChange
      * IRollbackBetCancel
      * IBetSettlement
      * ICashoutProbabilities
      * IRollbackBetSettlement
      * IBetCancel

#### IMessage' Class diagram <a href="#uof.netsdkfeedmessages-imessageclassdiagram" id="uof.netsdkfeedmessages-imessageclassdiagram"></a>

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