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# Monitor live odds

Use the Customer Console to review live and pre-match events, compare bookmaker odds, and track market status.

## Open Monitoring

Go to [Customer Console](https://www.aiodds.com/monitoring).

The Monitoring view includes:

* Matches
* Outrights
* In-Play
* Pre-Match
* Sports filters
* Bookmaker filters
* Proprietary odds
* Followed matches
* Suspended markets
* Popular matches
* Alert messages

## Read the market view

Monitoring shows match and market information such as:

* Country and competition
* Match status and clock
* Score
* Teams
* Bookmaker
* Winner market
* Total market
* Handicap market
* Margin or movement indicators

## Understand odds colors

| Color | Meaning             |
| ----- | ------------------- |
| Grey  | Closed.             |
| Red   | Recently increased. |
| Blue  | Recently decreased. |

## Follow important matches

Use followed matches to keep operational focus on matches that matter to your trading or monitoring workflow.

## Use alerts

Review alert messages when you need to investigate market changes, suspended odds, or operational issues.

## Compare with your integration

When validating your API or WebSocket integration, use Monitoring as an operational reference:

1. Pick a match in Monitoring.
2. Confirm the sport, competition, teams, and status.
3. Check the visible markets and bookmaker.
4. Compare against your API response or WebSocket updates.
5. Investigate mismatches with your mapping, product permissions, and timing.


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