Reply to "What's the risk of choosing a shorter lead time?"

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EVERYTHING has a level of risk associated with it. There’s nothing that’s 100% fool proof, or 100% predictable, other than death (and there's some that will argue on that one).

5 seconds is as good as anything else. AS calculates the response time prior to the snipe being placed, and if it senses things are running a bit slow, it will pad the lead time. Some users like to use 3 (minimum) seconds, and some users like to use 5, 8 or what ever. Doesn’t really matter. It really comes down to a personal preference.

5/30/098:24 AM

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