Live betting: know when the request becomes a record
A live feed can refresh faster or slower than the page where a request is accepted. The event clock, your connection and the provider's server may not share one instant. A visible price therefore needs confirmation in the account record. If the value changes between selection and submission, the provider's setting may reject the request, ask again or accept a revised price. Learn that setting before relying on a fast-moving screen.
Examine the confirmation
Read the final amount, market and price. Do not infer acceptance from a spinning icon, a vanished selection or a momentary notification. If a request remains pending, it is not the same as an accepted entry. If the page reloads, open history before submitting again. Keep the reference and time for each accepted action. A screenshot of the earlier display cannot prove what the provider later recorded.
When a market pauses
Significant plays can cause a market to suspend temporarily. An entire event may also stop. The rule for an already accepted selection can differ from the rule for an unaccepted request. Find the relevant clause for the exact sport and market. A separate live-score website may report an event at a different time, so ask the account provider for the acceptance time and rule used in any dispute.
Keep a reasonable pace
Live pages can invite many decisions in a short interval. Decide an end time and a maximum spend before the first request. Recheck the cumulative amount during breaks. A lost selection should not dictate a larger or faster next one. If you cannot understand the price adjustment option on a small screen, leave it until you can read it comfortably.
Direct questions correctly
Only the organisation that keeps the account can inspect a private request log. Give it the event, market, reference and last confirmed status. Koitos.org cannot reverse or modify an outside transaction.