beating the clock??

I've been caught several times on footy matches where a hooverer has gobbled the odds one second or so before the suspension after a goal has been scored, I even managed to get BF to refund me on one occasion but they didn't want to initially. In the case of football it could be that a suspend monkey isn't paying full attention and is just one or two seconds slow on hitting the button, that's all it takes.

I don't know anything about the cricket markets though, but I would have thought it would be mighty difficult (or impossible) to hack the system and disable the in-running delay. What a license to print that would be!

There is no inplay suspension in cricket matches and a hack is impossible.

Only BF can be beating the delay clock.

I explained in another thread why this is the real agenda behind the pc.

rockysanta - were you placing your bets with good technology and fast internet?

actually reading this reminded me that one day last year I was talking to somebody who had a man at a 20/20 game so was gettting as near to live scores as poss, yet the odds were moving a couple of seconds quicker than you would reasonably expect

maybe there is something in this - after all BF had to conclude that the original clock beating method did actually work, so perhaps there is still some kind of way available?

I think you'll find there's only one cleaner upper on here, at the end of the day.

sometimes u put down a back or lay straight after the goal.. sometimes money is already there before the 7 second delay .... is the bet fair  ?

One night betfair confused the times when atlanta ATP should have started so everyone could bet without 5 sec delay for an hour or so :p

clock beaters should be hanged from the nearest lamp post

BF;s license in OZ specifically prevents them trading in their own markets (so I understand).

Next time there is an international game at the WACA I might go down and see if it is happening here.