How current are the odds?

LineHuddle uses DraftKings prices through The Odds API. The pilot uses timestamped snapshots, not streaming odds. A snapshot stays playable until its next scheduled refresh or two hours after capture, whichever comes first. Check the snapshot capture time above the games. Prices can differ from DraftKings between updates. We reject source prices already more than two minutes old when fetching a new snapshot.

When do prices refresh?

Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Sunday: every two hours from 6 AM through 8 PM Pacific, within the 6 AM–9 PM daytime window. We also schedule a refresh 15 minutes before each NFL kickoff group, including Monday and unusual Friday/Saturday games. Games with the same kickoff share one update. The countdown in the top right shows the next planned attempt. Timing follows the confirmed schedule for active league weeks; updates can arrive shortly after the countdown reaches zero.

What happens between refreshes?

You can bet at the displayed evaluation snapshot while it remains valid and the game has not started. Opening Games, reloading or submitting a ticket does not force an extra paid refresh. The shared server handles scheduled updates while an active league has upcoming games. A restart catches up only the latest recent slot, not every missed update. Outside refresh windows, expired snapshots pause new betting until another update; accepted tickets remain safe.

Why are new bets sometimes paused?

The funded pilot shares a 20,000-credit monthly allocation, with a protected 1,000-credit reserve and a 19,000-credit monthly request ceiling. The existing scheduled refreshes stay in place. Each full moneyline/spread/total snapshot costs three credits for the whole platform, not per player or game. Other usage can exhaust a shared limit first. Refresh cannot bypass a limit. If current prices are unavailable, new bets pause; accepted tickets remain safe.

Which price does my ticket keep?

Your ticket keeps the exact line and odds accepted from the current evaluation snapshot. If a scheduled update changes that price before acceptance, review the updated slip and submit again. V1 is pregame only: the server rejects every new bet once its game reaches kickoff, even if you left an old page or slip open. An already accepted ticket cannot be edited or canceled.

Do game results follow the odds refresh timer?

No. Schedule and result checks run separately from price requests. Accepted tickets wait for final results, and later corrections can update grades and standings. A price-feed pause does not cancel your accepted bets. The pilot is configured to stop new price requests on January 6, 2027 at 12:00 AM Pacific. That includes the Week 17 correction window.