Is it so hard for books to arrange games by time?

[treece]

Bookmaker, BetJam, Jazz, BetOnline? Just to name a few. Books should list games like Bodog has them listed. Arranging games by rotation number makes no sense whatsoever and all it does is piss people off who are looking for a 12pm game. We have to go down the fukkin list just to find the game thats supposed to be at the very top in the first place.

[RogueJuror]

It's a none priority. Why waste time and resources into that, it's their view.

[20Four7]

Gamebookers arranges everything by time. It's a pain in the ass when your trying to compare lines with pinny bookmaker etc since your scrolling all over. I don't care how they do it as long as it's consistant.

[Bread]

You would think by time would make way too much sense. I've spent many drunken moments searching for that one game stuck somewhere right in the middle.

[jjgold]

Gamebookers and other Euro software is much more advanced than usa shit software.

USA books use very cheap software

[Mudcat]

It takes all kinds to make up a world.

I get pissed off at Sports Interaction because they have games listed by time instead of rotation #.

Rot # is clearly the obvious, proper way that god intended games to be listed.

Ideally they should have the option to toggle back and forth like Intertops. I'm no programming expert but that doesn't seem very hard.

Fortunately though, most book default to rot #.

[20Four7]

Mud how do you keep a SIA account while I get limited..... It's just not right I tell ya.

[Mudcat]

They feel that I am very good-looking and therefore want me to be around.

[durito]

Rot # is clearly the obvious, proper way that god intended games to be listed.

yes

[pavyracer]

who assigns the Rot#? God?

[Mudcat]

Yes. God.