Dropped Third Strike Base-State Check Before Live Inning Bets
A dropped third strike can create a runner and alter outs without the normal visual pattern of a ball in play.
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A dropped third strike can create a runner and alter outs without the normal visual pattern of a ball in play.
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A replay review can change outs, runners and score, so reentry waits for the official ruling and a synchronized market.
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A suspected tell is observation, not confirmation; execution should stop unless official game state and repeatable pitch evidence agree.
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Conflicting official updates are an execution stop until the controlling status and expected role are clear.
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After a feed interruption, score, clock or outs and market state must agree before any reentry decision.
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Full-game execution needs a current relief map that accounts for recent use, not just the closer label.
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