Bookmaker grading speed

**miaplus3** · 11-09-24, 08:18 PM

I mean 45 min after game ends?

**unde0087** · 11-09-24, 08:19 PM

Well you could be a player at Bovada and wonder if the site is even going to allow you to log in or place a bet on any given day

**DwightShrute** · 11-09-24, 08:29 PM

Originally posted by miaplus3

I mean 45 min after game ends?

That isn't the case. I mean, its definitely the exception to the rule when it happens, and it does happen every once in awhile at every book. BM is as fast at grading games as anyone out there.

BM grading speed: 9.8

**miaplus3** · 11-09-24, 08:37 PM

It depends, sometimes the stuff is graded what I would consider normal...5 or 10 min after final, but some take seriously 45 min. I'm still trying to figure out if its live wagers that are the slowest, or halfs , but it's most definitely inconsistent.

**miaplus3** · 11-09-24, 08:42 PM

I will say this in defense of the US the books, the bet is graded even before the coaches have shaken hands.

**DwightShrute** · 11-09-24, 08:42 PM

Originally posted by miaplus3

It depends, sometimes the stuff is graded what I would consider normal...5 or 10 min after final, but some take seriously 45 min. I'm still trying to figure out if its live wagers that are the slowest, or halfs , but it's most definitely inconsistent.

weird. I have been betting there for 15 years and I honestly can 't remember a time where there was an usual lengthy grading time. I am sure there was but I just never noticed.

**miaplus3** · 11-09-24, 08:48 PM

I mean it goes unnoticed for me too until say there is a wave of early wagers that gobble all my balance, then i'm waiting for them to grade so I can have more bullets in my holster before the next round of action. Don't get me wrong, I've played at all the books & bookmaker is my preferred of so many reasons, but this would be a critique of them.

**ThaTopMoron** · 11-09-24, 09:14 PM

sounds like a problem from 20 years ago