Does anyone get a big delay when confirming wager at Nine.com?

Had this happen before and was told it was a mistake and it was corrected. Is this something they do to players who are beating them to line moves?

I am overall down there and I am not scalping any of there lines. This is very bothersome and was just wondering if it is normal?

If I bottom feed, I'd consider them about the same as SIA, or Royal.

Doug said:

If I bottom feed, I'd consider them about the same as SIA, or Royal.

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I here ya. But there are some nice numbers there from time to time.

It was no mistake. If they tell you it was they're flat out lying. It's why I don't use them anymore.

I couldn't figure out why they would take so long to confirm. I'm sure you get a window that looks something like this --

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Please wait while your wager is confirmed.

If there is a line change, your wager will not be processed and you will be given the option to wager at the new line. Do not hit back or try to refresh this page. You must either confirm the wager at the new line or press cancel if you do not wish to place the wager at the new line.

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Funny thing it would always take about 60 seconds to respond, so I looked at the source of the response page I get back while waiting. In there is a 60 second delay - in the body of the page is --

script language="javascript">function OnTimer(){window.location.replace("ProcessWager.asp");return;}setTimeout('OnTimer()', 60000);

Note the 60000 timer (60000 milliseconds, or 60 seconds). They put a 60 hold on your confirmation, and process it afterwards.

I used them for 4 months and none of this and than BAM now every wgaer has that statement attached. What a pain in the ass!!!!!!!!!

Careful with this place Ice. I was playing there alot during CBB getting regular 20% reloads. Starting winning during bases and all of a sudden they locked me out of being able to wager online. Had to call only. I was only betting $50-$100 per game. Met the rollover and have not gone back since. Its a huge pain in the a to have to call in wagers.

They're very up front about the fact they want only casual players - no middlers, scalpers, sharps of any kind. The 60 second delay is they're way of slowing down all those trying to catch a line in transition. Screw 'em.