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In-play betting means placing a wager while the match, game or race is still happening. The odds update every few seconds to reflect goals, points, substitutions and other events, so the line you see now will be different from the line five minutes ago.

Odds movement is the change in price that happens when the live situation shifts. A goal, a red card or a momentum swing makes the bookmaker recalculate the probability, and the new odds appear on your screen within seconds of the event.

Cash-out lets you close your live bet before the match ends, locking in a partial win or cutting a loss. The cash-out price depends on the current odds and how much time is left — it changes constantly as the game progresses.

A suspended market appears when something significant happens on the field — a penalty, a VAR review, an injury stoppage. The bookmaker pauses new stakes until play resumes and the fair odds can be recalculated, then the market reopens with updated lines.

Live streaming delay is the few seconds between the real event and what you see on your screen. The odds feed accounts for this delay, so you cannot exploit a goal you see on television before the line moves — the price already shifted on the server.

Handicap adjustment happens when the score changes during live play. A team that was +0.5 before kick-off might move to -0.5 after scoring, and the new handicap line reflects the updated match situation with recalculated odds.