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# Bet Status Lifecycle

Suspended alone cannot tell you when to permanently remove a bet from your UI. It is normal for a bet to suspend and resume several times during a fixture. The `BetStatusId` field adds a fourth value, **Closed**, that gives you a reliable removal signal for that bet.

## State Machine

A bet moves through these states:

`Open (1) ⟷ Suspended (2) ⟷ Closed (4) → Settled (3)`

| **Status** | **Will it reopen?** | **UI guidance**               |
| ---------- | ------------------- | ----------------------------- |
| Open       | N/A                 | Show the bet, enable betting  |
| Suspended  | Very likely         | Show the bet, disable betting |
| Closed     | Rarely              | Remove the bet from your UI   |
| Settled    | No                  | Show the result               |

Closed applies to the bet, not to the market. Treat it as final and remove the bet from your UI. In rare cases a provider can revert it.

`Status` and `BetStatusId` share the same [enumeration](/u/trade/enumerations/bet-settlements-and-statuses.md#bet-status), with one difference: `Status` does not carry Closed. When a bet closes, `Status` reports Suspended (2) instead, so only `BetStatusId` gives you the removal signal.

## What a Closed Bet Looks Like

In an outright market, an eliminated participant arrives with `BetStatusId` set to Closed (4), while `Status` falls back to Suspended (2):

```json
{
  "Id": "213192246116247002",
  "Name": "Global Agenda",
  "Status": 2,
  "BetStatusId": 4,
  "Price": "15",
  "ProviderBetId": "0",
  "LastUpdate": "2026-07-20T23:27:48.7569313Z",
  "ParticipantId": 53894728
}
```

## Scope

TRADE sends `BetStatusId=Closed` whenever a bet permanently closes. In outright markets, for example, individual bets close one at a time as participants are eliminated — such as a team eliminated from a "World Cup Winner" market — while the market itself stays relevant until the tournament resolves. Market-level `MarketStatus` does not have a Closed value.

## Migration

`BetStatusId` is delivered alongside the existing `Status` field, so current integrations keep working without changes. `Status` will be deprecated on **1 March 2027**. Migrate your display and removal logic to `BetStatusId` before then.

See [Bet Settlements & Statuses](/u/trade/enumerations/bet-settlements-and-statuses.md#bet-status) for the full enumeration, and [Market](/u/trade/integration/message-structure/market.md) / [Settlement](/u/trade/integration/message-structure/settlement.md) for where the field appears on the wire.


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