How do bookies run live-betting?

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  • dontknowhowtobet
    SBR MVP
    • 01-21-09
    • 2896

    #1
    How do bookies run live-betting?
    Do they have an automatic system or do they really employ people to lower the rates every second?
    I mean how Bet365 does it - do they employ a person for each and every single game?
    This is a question I always asked myself but never asked in a forum.
  • jjgold
    SBR Aristocracy
    • 07-20-05
    • 388179

    #2
    I think many books are using some type of auto software

    No way guys are watching every fukkin game
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    • Wulfman14
      SBR Hall of Famer
      • 08-24-10
      • 8869

      #3
      obv it is some type of software that adjusts the lines based on the time and score of the game. 365 has some very intricate software. no other book has software like it.
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      • stevenash
        Moderator
        • 01-17-11
        • 65624

        #4
        There's real time software out there that calculates the situation of every game at any given time with data from the teams involved.

        For instance if NYY and Seattle are tied 3-3 in the seventh, they might make the line NYY -160 to win based on who's due to hit for the M's the next two innings, weighed against who's pitching at the time, who's in the bullpen, trends from past games, etc. etc. etc.all updated in nano seconds, don't kid yourself, the software available out there is just that good, it's so evolved it's mind boggling.
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        • jjgold
          SBR Aristocracy
          • 07-20-05
          • 388179

          #5
          must be very expensive

          I think some places still do manually
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          • dontknowhowtobet
            SBR MVP
            • 01-21-09
            • 2896

            #6
            Originally posted by stevenash
            There's real time software out there that calculates the situation of every game at any given time with data from the teams involved.

            For instance if NYY and Seattle are tied 3-3 in the seventh, they might make the line NYY -160 to win based on who's due to hit for the M's the next two innings, weighed against who's pitching at the time, who's in the bullpen, trends from past games, etc. etc. etc.all updated in nano seconds, don't kid yourself, the software available out there is just that good, it's so evolved it's mind boggling.
            But how does it work?
            Do they have a system connected to the scoreboard or something?
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            • jjgold
              SBR Aristocracy
              • 07-20-05
              • 388179

              #7
              They just grab raw score data using language from score providers (Stats, Inc, Sportsnetwork, Euro score services) whether xml feeds, API..type stuff
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              • Domestic
                SBR Hall of Famer
                • 02-10-09
                • 6323

                #8
                Yes, books don't employ enough people for there to be employees watching 10 NBA games on a Wednesday night and adjusting lines every time-out. Has to be automated, humans may step in and adjust lines if it starts raining in a football game or a big name player is injured and ruled out of the rest of the match.
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                • dontknowhowtobet
                  SBR MVP
                  • 01-21-09
                  • 2896

                  #9
                  Originally posted by jjgold
                  They just grab raw score data using language from score providers (Stats, Inc, Sportsnetwork, Euro score services) whether xml feeds, API..type stuff
                  Thank you!
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                  • dontknowhowtobet
                    SBR MVP
                    • 01-21-09
                    • 2896

                    #10
                    Originally posted by Domestic
                    Yes, books don't employ enough people for there to be employees watching 10 NBA games on a Wednesday night and adjusting lines every time-out. Has to be automated, humans may step in and adjust lines if it starts raining in a football game or a big name player is injured and ruled out of the rest of the match.
                    Thank you!
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