Dynamic Betting Interface with Real-Time Odds Updates
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Solution Overview
Problem
Current graphics processing systems for wagering environments lack efficient methods to dynamically display and update betting information, such as odds and market values, in real-time, leading to user dissatisfaction and suboptimal wagering experiences.
Innovation Solution
A computer graphics processing system and method that includes a user interface displaying graphic objects associated with betting lines, where odds are dynamically updated and reflected in real-time, allowing users to place bets on whether a market value will rise or fall, with features like rotating or moving graphic objects and automatic refreshment of market and odds data.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Loss of information
If real-time dynamic updates of betting information are implemented, then information freshness and user engagement are improved, but system complexity and processing requirements increase
Solution Approach 1:
The patent implements dynamic updating of graphic objects and betting information in real-time based on changing market conditions. The system automatically refreshes odds, market values, and graphic object positions without manual intervention, transforming static display systems into dynamic ones that continuously adapt to new data, thereby improving information freshness while managing complexity through automated processes
Solution Approach 2:
The system employs automatic refresh mechanisms that self-update betting information and graphic displays without requiring manual system intervention. The graphic objects automatically move, rotate, or update their displayed information based on incoming market data, allowing the system to serve itself in maintaining current information states while reducing the operational complexity burden
2Quantity of substance
If multiple betting lines and graphic objects are displayed simultaneously, then information completeness is improved, but visual clutter and user confusion increase
Solution Approach 1:
The patent divides the display interface into distinct segments, each dedicated to specific betting lines or graphic objects. By spatially separating multiple betting opportunities and their associated graphic elements, the system presents comprehensive betting information while maintaining visual organization and reducing user confusion through structured layout
Solution Approach 2:
The system utilizes spatial arrangement and positioning of graphic objects in two-dimensional space to represent multiple betting lines simultaneously. By distributing graphic objects across different positions on the display rather than stacking them vertically or horizontally, the system accommodates complete betting information while preserving interface clarity through effective use of spatial dimensions
3Adaptability or versatility
If graphic objects are made interactive and animated, then user engagement is improved, but processing load and energy consumption increase
Solution Approach 1:
The patent implements periodic animation and interaction updates for graphic objects rather than continuous processing. Graphic objects refresh, rotate, or change state at defined intervals triggered by new betting data or user actions, reducing processing load while maintaining user engagement through rhythmic, predictable visual feedback that occurs only when necessary
Solution Approach 2:
Interactive graphic objects automatically respond to user selections and market changes without requiring continuous system polling or processing. Once a user interacts with a graphic object or market data changes, the system self-triggers appropriate animations or state changes, minimizing unnecessary processing while preserving full interactivity and user engagement capabilities
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AI summary
Systems and methods are provided for creating and managing bets. In an exemplary embodiment, a first betting session may be started. Betting product information may be communicated to at least one user. A plurality of bet requests for wagering on at least one betting product may be received from the at least one user. Each of the plurality of bet requests may comprise at least one betting term from the betting product information. One of the bet requests may be validated. Another of the bet requests may be validated based on a term associated with the other bet request being within a range from a corresponding term associated with the validated bet request. A betting instrument may be created for each validated bet request. Bets associated with the betting instruments may be settled.