Guide overview
Why live prices move quickly, how stream and data delays matter, and what to check before confirming a selection.
Prices can change during play
A live market may update after a goal, penalty, red card, timeout, serve or other event. The displayed price is time-sensitive and can change between selection and confirmation. Some operators suspend a market briefly while an event is assessed or a feed catches up.
Different screens can show different moments
A video stream may be delayed relative to the official event feed, and a score graphic may refresh on a different schedule. A visible event on one screen may therefore not match the market state shown elsewhere. That timing gap is not a reliable way to predict a result.
Confirm the accepted details
Before submitting, review the accepted price, selection and stake in the final confirmation. Check the rules for rejected, changed or suspended bets. Do not use an outdated stream or score card as evidence that a live price will remain open.