> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.lsports.eu/u/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.lsports.eu/u/coverage-hub/monitoring/market-view.md).

# Market View

View all covered markets for a fixture with provider coverage and odds for each market.

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## Overview

Market View displays:

* All markets covered for the selected fixture
* Providers offering each market
* Odds comparison across providers

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## How to Use

1. **Open a fixture** from the Monitoring screen (Market View is the default)
2. **Select a market** from the dropdown
3. **View provider coverage** — see which providers offer this market
4. **Compare odds** across providers

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## Features

### Market Selection

Click "Select market" to choose a specific market. The first market shown matches the sport's default (typically 1X2 for football).

### Favorite Markets

Use the star button next to markets to create shortcuts within Market View. Access favorites quickly from the market list.

### Line Selection

For markets with lines (Over/Under, Asian Handicap):

* Click "Select line" to choose specific lines
* By default, all lines are shown
* Market tables update based on your selection

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## Racing Sports (PreMatch)

For racing sports (Horse Racing, Trotting, Greyhounds, Equine):

* Each round has a dedicated button
* Click to display round-supported markets
* Default shows the round with the closest start time
* Past rounds are disabled

### Round Metadata

* Race number and start time
* Competition and fixture name
* Type, Distance, Category
* Age requirements
* Place Odds Factor and Place Number

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## Related

* [Provider View](/u/coverage-hub/monitoring/provider-view.md) — Analyze markets by provider
* [Monitoring Overview](/u/coverage-hub/monitoring.md) — Main monitoring documentation


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