JustLukeYou wrote: ↑Fri Oct 18, 2019 10:45 am
Out of curiosity does anyone know what the time delay is between a goal going in and the bookies suspended the market? Does anyone know what the process is for a betting company to know a goal has been scored in a fast time to allow them to suspend the market?
Tipically:
Bookmaker companies use the services of an external company for this, one such company is called Running Ball.
This external company has one guy at the stadium watching the match.
This guy carries a tablet with some software connected to the internet.
When there's a goal, the guy clicks a button on the software, which sends an update to the bookie's own software (I'm simplifying massively here).
The bookie's own software suspends the market. The time between goal scored and market suspension is usually less than 2 seconds.