Also, I am just wondering can a delay of 8-9 seconds are really beneficial for the gamblers? Unless someone is a professional gambler, it is usually very difficult to make decisions within this timeframe.
It takes 4-6 seconds to make a live bet on a European sports bookie. I think this time is 2-4 seconds on Asian bookies. So if his stream is 8 seconds ahead, it's a pretty big gap. It sounds too good to be true and my gut feeling is that it's a hoax, but I will give him the benefit of the doubt.
That seems like a big hole to me. Don't know what the purpose of this service should be?
To get a big advantage so that you can place a bet link with an advantage? It seems to me that bookmakers are also quite quick with updating odds.
They will certainly be faster than the live stream on media channels, or you have to watch a match live in a stadium. Only that is going to be a bit difficult now with Covid.