Big screen outside a stadium

Are the big screens you see before you walk into a game playing the game live or is it the typically jsut the normal TV delay?

Looking for outside the box ways to gain an advantage

That's a good ?.. I know that a few years ago I was watching ( I believe Dodgers) In the W.Series and the TV showed the Dodgers stadium with 1000+ people watching the game outside the stadium as the *Dodgers were playing at the opposing stadium. So I am sure they play the game on the outter TV's. Especially in a big game. Hope this helped.

Bump.  Is the TV screen outside a game the live feed or a bit delayed?

Stadiums typically only play the game on screens, whether inside or out, during the playoffs when the home team is on the road. They don't simply air the game going on live inside.

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The books that offer ingame wagering almost always have the quickest stream to live action.

TV, online streaming sites, and even live book streams offered to the public like B365 or FD, the updated live lines are almost always ahead of whatever form of media you are currently watching.

You will almost never beat the live line and get am advantageous number...for this purpose, if you think you're getting a wanky line in your favor, it's too good to be true almost all the time.

I've always said to everyone here for years now regarding live wagering:

Wait until official stopage of plays before making any live wager (TV timeouts, end of quarters, halves, periods, etc)...never wager anything if you are watching "live action" because it's never really live.

Anyone who knows me, I used to post ingame wagers all the time about 5 years ago...the books were not run by sharp algo's back then like they are now.

BOL with all your future bets, especially the ingame ones.