How to know the exact time a tennis match started ( Raonic vs De Bakker, davis cup)?

**ekrazee33** · 09-15-18, 01:39 AM

Tennisexplorer , oddsportal , SBRodds, your sportsbook should have schedule time listed in betslip along with timestamp of placed bet. Good luck

**tristan** · 09-15-18, 01:56 AM

Thank you for your answer, i looked at these websites but i can't find the exact information (they display supposed/estimated start time don't they? not the real one). The ideal would be a website where i could see time point by point, or at least the exact time when match started

**Optional** · 09-15-18, 02:05 AM

Originally posted by tristan

Thank you for your answer, i looked at these websites but i can't find the exact information (they display supposed/estimated start time don't they? not the real one). The ideal would be a website where i could see time point by point, or at least the exact time when match started

Books use paid services to provide incident report feeds, including exact start times. Betradar is a common one.

They grade on this information. You won't be able to find a source they will accept to over rule that data.

**nuxx??** · 09-15-18, 03:30 AM

Tennis Live Scores, Tennis Results - ATP, WTA | Flashscore.com

https://www.flashscore.com/tennis/

Tennis live scores page on Flashscore.com offers all the latest tennis results from more than 5000+ tennis competitions all around the world including Australian Open, French Open, Wimbledon, US Open and more. Find all today's/tonight's tennis scores on Flashscore.com.

Match started @ 22:10 CET. You can see point by point and statistics there.

EDIT: You can see exact match on the link below.

https://www.flashscore.com/match/n3kOTJAH/#match-summary

**tristan** · 09-15-18, 03:51 AM

Originally posted by Optional

Books use paid services to provide incident report feeds, including exact start times. Betradar is a common one.

They grade on this information. You won't be able to find a source they will accept to over rule that data.

Thank you for this information optionnal

**tristan** · 09-15-18, 03:56 AM

Originally posted by nuxx??

https://www.flashscore.com/tennis/

Match started @ 22:10 CET. You can see point by point and statistics there.

EDIT: You can see exact match on the link below.

https://www.flashscore.com/match/n3kOTJAH/#match-summary

thank you very much for the links! indeed it confirms bet should have been cancelled on both bookmakers, placed about 1 min after start of event. However as Optionnal mentionned it it seems the bookmaker "B" will have to consult Betradar first to resettle my bets void. i have good hope as it's one of the most reputable and reliable bookmakers that exist. thank you again

**Optional** · 09-15-18, 03:58 AM

Originally posted by tristan

Thank you for this information optionnal

No problem.

Does the book that cancelled have anything about arbitrage or sure betting in their terms?

If so, there is some chance they have determined you are arbing and have cancelled on purpose to "punish" you. Knowing you would have bet the other side too.

Something to watch out for with soft books.

**tristan** · 09-15-18, 04:06 AM

[QUOTE=Optional;28049153]No problem.

Does the book that cancelled have anything about arbitrage or sure betting in their terms?

If so, there is some chance they have determined you are arbing and have cancelled on purpose to "punish" you. Knowing you would have bet the other side too.

Something to watch out for with soft books.[/QUOTE

Considering real exact start time of the match both bookmaker should have void my bets.
The bookmaker that cancelled my won bets is a "small" book, they may not particularly appreciate arbing, but it seems i can't blame them for cancelling my bets here, they were right.
the problem rather concerns the bookmaker that didn't void my bets and kept them settled lost for now: a top bookmaker, of the most reputable among all, perhaps the most..So i think with a reasonnable research they should admit bets should be void and resettle them...

**Alfa1234** · 09-15-18, 04:58 AM

[QUOTE=tristan;28049156]

Originally posted by Optional

No problem.

Does the book that cancelled have anything about arbitrage or sure betting in their terms?

If so, there is some chance they have determined you are arbing and have cancelled on purpose to "punish" you. Knowing you would have bet the other side too.

Something to watch out for with soft books.[/QUOTE

Considering real exact start time of the match both bookmaker should have void my bets.
The bookmaker that cancelled my won bets is a "small" book, they may not particularly appreciate arbing, but it seems i can't blame them for cancelling my bets here, they were right.
the problem rather concerns the bookmaker that didn't void my bets and kept them settled lost for now: a top bookmaker, of the most reputable among all, perhaps the most..So i think with a reasonnable research they should admit bets should be void and resettle them...

A bit of advice...Pinnacle will not cancel your bets (I'm pretty sure it's Pinnacle). It's possible the line you took was the same as their live line which is why the arb was created in the first place. (1 or 2 points for a player will change the line enough to create an arb of 3 to 5%). This happens daily. With tennis games, always and I mean always check on flashscore if the game has started yet or not if you will continue to arb like this. Games can start an hour or 2 earlier than sheduled if the tournament goes fast. If you don't, I can assure you you'll get burned very often.

**Optional** · 09-15-18, 05:40 AM

Oh, I understand.

I guess you can try asking them but it'll be hard to not just look like a shot taker. Make it clear you are asking as the other bet got cancelled.

**HeeeHAWWWW** · 09-15-18, 06:19 AM

Originally posted by nuxx??

https://www.flashscore.com/tennis/
Match started @ 22:10 CET. You can see point by point and statistics there.

Flashscore round to 5 minutes unfortunately. Can't remember if they round up/down or to nearest.

I have final pinny price move at 22:09 so that's no help. You could try getting hold of betfair's historical odds and see when they put it in-play.

**dealer wins** · 09-15-18, 06:58 AM

Absolutely no chance of getting "book B" to cancel your bets im afraid. Wont happen

**piterp** · 09-15-18, 10:52 PM

If this match started all ready bookmaker should move event to live betting or suspend- They are respond for technical side not player so just they dont want pay you.

What is the name of bookmaker ?

**Alfa1234** · 09-16-18, 05:34 AM

Originally posted by piterp

If this match started all ready bookmaker should move event to live betting or suspend- They are respond for technical side not player so just they dont want pay you.

What is the name of bookmaker ?

It's a matter of seconds. You'd be complaining as well if they had suspended the match 30secs early and you couldn't get your bet in, even though the game hadn't started yet. Player should have checked the odds were off due to some points already having been played. It's a well known rule all bets get cancelled if they are placed after the start of the match.

**piterp** · 09-16-18, 09:19 AM

Seconds or not bookmaker is respond for condition of betting platform because he is owner
and if it well know rule why second bookmaker dont cancel this bet?

**Alfa1234** · 09-16-18, 10:44 AM

Originally posted by piterp

Seconds or not bookmaker is respond for condition of betting platform because he is owner
and if it well know rule why second bookmaker dont cancel this bet?

Because he most likely took a live line there without realising it...and that created the arb in the first place. The arb would not have been there if 1 of the bookies was not giving a live line.

**piterp** · 09-16-18, 01:36 PM

Of course you right but It not make them free from responsibility for incorrect working system-probably it is another shady bookmaker