A checklist before confirming a live selection
In live betting, the score and price can change while a selection is submitted. The final confirmation screen matters most: check the event, market, required outcome, stake, and accepted price there. If any item changed, reconsider the decision instead of confirming automatically.
Video and score feeds can run with different delays. A play that looks imminent may already have been registered by the data provider. Markets may pause, and abandoned events may have special settlement rules. A fast interface is not proof that its information is instantaneous.
This website does not provide live scores or accept live bets. It explains what to check in any service you choose to use. Avoid increasing a stake to chase a previous loss; a pause can prevent an impulsive decision.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why can the price change before confirmation?
A goal, sending off, or data update may change the price or temporarily suspend a market. The price shown when you tap a selection may differ from the one offered at acceptance. Read the final screen and cancel if the terms no longer fit your decision.
Is a video feed an exact clock?
No. Video may arrive after the data used to price a market, and delay varies by connection. If you cannot establish the event's current state, wait or skip the selection rather than acting under time pressure.