question about sbrodds ...

**sam9ball** · 11-19-10, 04:46 PM

Chili what browser are you using?

**chilidog** · 11-19-10, 04:46 PM

Chrome

**sam9ball** · 11-19-10, 04:47 PM

will pass it on to the techs, they have been working on it today.

**chilidog** · 11-19-10, 04:48 PM

Whoa, I just loaded up sbrodds in FF, and it's showing a ton more games than chrome is.

**whitey** · 11-19-10, 04:55 PM

Originally posted by chilidog

Why isn't sbrodds showing all of the college basketball lines for today. I see that it's showing scores for games that it never listed odds for. There's almost 60 games going on today, and sbrodds is only showing lines for 10 of them?

Some more games might show up if you refresh the page. I'm showing 34 games currently. Unfortunately because of the insane amount of games for NCAAB we're only able to show a few of them. Generally speaking we will almost always have the same set of games that donbest has and what sportsbooks are offering lines for.

If refreshing doesn't fix the problem, please take a screenshot and post it here so we can investigate it.

**whitey** · 11-19-10, 05:03 PM

Originally posted by chilidog

Whoa, I just loaded up sbrodds in FF, and it's showing a ton more games than chrome is.

Chrome should show as many as the other browsers, the problem is that sometimes you need to refresh the page in order to get all the games to display.

**chilidog** · 11-19-10, 05:18 PM

yup, i refreshed, and it's showing alot more games as well, the same as firefox. I didn't know that I had to refresh; I thought that it just auto-updated.

**RichardMoss** · 11-19-10, 05:29 PM

It does (auto-refresh lines/odds and play by play). The thing here is that the design of the platform have a server structure where the info is send to a server cache for user's browser to read that server instead of the database directly, that way the pick up of info is more agile. This cache is refreshed a couple of times during the day to have it synchronized with the database, hence a manual refresh is require once in awhile. This refresh may take you 10 seconds.

**chilidog** · 11-19-10, 05:43 PM

Originally posted by RichardMoss

It does (auto-refresh lines/odds and play by play). The thing here is that the design of the platform have a server structure where the info is send to a server cache for user's browser to read that server instead of the database directly, that way the pick up of info is more agile. This cache is refreshed a couple of times during the day to have it synchronized with the database, hence a manual refresh is require once in awhile. This refresh may take you 10 seconds.

Thanks for the explanation. I just didn't know that I needed to refresh periodically; I just assumed that everything auto-refreshed because lines change intermittently. Now I know.