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# Bet Refund Reasons

* Whenever a bet is refunded (`Settlement` = 3), TRADE includes a `RefundReasonId` on the bet element identifying why.
* The reason appears in Settlement, Outright Settlement, and Outright League Settlement messages, and in the fixture log's view on the website.
* `RefundReasonId` is present only when `Settlement` is `3` (Refund). It's omitted for every other settlement value.

| Id | Description                                           | When It Applies                                                     |
| -- | ----------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| 1  | Valid Sport Betting Rules: score/stat ended in a draw | Draw-outcome markets that refund per betting rules                  |
| 2  | Event Cancelled                                       | The event did not take place                                        |
| 3  | Abandoned                                             | The event started but did not resume within the allowed timeframe   |
| 4  | Out of Scope                                          | The named player did not take part in the match at all              |
| 5  | Non Starter                                           | The named player was not in the opening lineup                      |
| 6  | Early Finish — Innings                                | The match ended before the minimum innings threshold for settlement |
| 7  | Early Finish — Balls                                  | The match ended before the minimum balls threshold for settlement   |
| 8  | Early Finish — Market Timing                          | The market only became relevant after the event had already ended   |


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