Simulated sporting events that run around the clock. Each result is produced by a certified random number generator, not by a real match, and is settled the moment the event ends.
Before each event, the simulation assigns every team, player or runner a rating. A certified RNG then generates the outcome in line with those probabilities. The animation you watch is a rendering of a result that already exists.
Events run on a fixed schedule. Each one opens for betting, closes when the countdown ends, plays out in a condensed replay, and is settled before the next event in the same category begins.
Virtual events are settled on the simulated result shown at the end of the replay. There are no delays, appeals or postponements. If an event fails to run, stakes on it are returned.
Unlike our sports pools, virtual events are priced from the simulation's own probabilities, with a built-in margin. The price at the moment your bet is accepted is the price you are paid at.
Markets available for each simulated sport.
Computer-simulated football matches between fictional teams, each with ratings that set the likelihood of each outcome. A full match is condensed into a short highlight sequence.
Simulated matches between fictional players, with outcomes weighted by each player's rating. Matches are shown as condensed point-by-point highlights.
Simulated holes or short rounds contested by a field of fictional golfers, settled on the final simulated leaderboard.
Animated flat or jumps races with a field of fictional runners. Each runner's chance is set by the simulation and shown before the race starts.
Short simulated races over six traps, run on a fixed cycle. Races are brief, so a new event follows soon after the previous one settles.
Simulated car and motorcycle races between fictional drivers and riders, shown as a condensed race replay.
| Virtual sports | Real sports pools | |
|---|---|---|
| Outcome | Generated by certified RNG | Decided by the real match |
| Form, injuries, weather | Not relevant; only simulation ratings | All affect the outcome |
| Frequency | A new event every few minutes | Fixed by the league schedule |
| Odds | Price fixed when the bet is accepted | Final odds set after the pool closes |
| Settlement | Immediately after the replay | After the official result |
Because a new virtual event starts every few minutes, it is easy to place many more bets than planned, or to chase a loss on the next race. Studying past results does not help: every event is generated independently. Decide a budget and a stopping time before you start, and use the session limit and reality check in your account.
