The network dropped without warning during the twelfth over. The prices froze and the score stopped advancing. I waited thirty seconds and then switched the phone to mobile data. The app remained on the same screen. After another ten seconds the numbers began updating again from the correct point. No login prompt appeared and no data was lost.
I stayed on mobile data for the rest of the match. The session continued without further interruption. The balance and the market I had been watching both remained exactly as they were before the drop. The app had simply paused and then resumed.
What the freeze looked like
The screen did not go blank or return to the login page. It held the last known figures and displayed a small connection symbol. Once the new network was active the symbol disappeared and the live updates resumed. I used matchexch9 login app for the remainder of the evening and avoided switching networks again.
A second controlled test the next day
I turned off wifi deliberately while the app was open on a quiet market. The same freeze occurred. Switching back to wifi restored the updates without a new login. The behaviour matched the unplanned drop from the previous evening. Two consistent results made the pattern reliable.
Short replies when I described the network pause
I mentioned the freeze and the clean resume. Two people wrote that they had seen the same pause. One said the app recovers faster on mobile data than on an unstable wifi. Another noted that any open stake remains intact through the interruption. The comments stayed practical.
One precaution that stayed in place
I now keep mobile data ready before the start of any match that runs longer than an hour. The switch takes only a few seconds and removes the short freeze that follows a sudden wifi drop. The step is unnecessary on stable connections but useful when the home network is unpredictable.
The app paused cleanly when the network disappeared and resumed cleanly when a new connection became available. No session data was lost and no new login was required. Once that behaviour was confirmed the possibility of a mid match network drop became a minor technical detail. The match continued and the app stayed open only as long as the game itself required.