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What actual refresh rates are people seeing?

Postby Cafe Pombo » Mon Aug 06, 2007 2:11 pm

Hello,

Just wondering what actual refresh rates people are seeing?

I'm located in Australia and i'm seeing around 1000ms. I have a pretty ordinary internet connection, but I was wondering if I'm located a long way away from the Betfair API server and if that was slowing things down a bit.

Does anyone know where the Betfair API server is located?

Cheers,
alex
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Postby tjpoulos » Thu Aug 09, 2007 4:08 am

I'm in Hobart and i've got the refresh rate at .2. On Aus market I see about 400-700ms. Betfair Aus is located in Hobart but I don't know if the servers for the Aus markets are there or the UK. I have 512-128 broadband.
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