Everything You Need to Know About Virtual Betting

Virtual betting consists of placing bets on completely fictional sporting events simulated 24/7. 

You can find them on this page: Virtual Betting 

 

How does it work?

  • Select the competition or event of your choice
  • Enter your stake and confirm your bet
  • Watch the event broadcast
  • Receive your winnings directly in the event of a win

 

Which events can I bet on?

Virtual betting allows you to bet on: 

  • Soccer 
  • Basketball
  • Tennis
  • Baseball
  • Horse racing
  • Dog racing

 

Where can I find and check my virtual bets?

All your bets are available directly in the "My Bets" tab: 

 

 

Specifics of each sport

Soccer

You can bet on the winner, the number of goals, etc. There are no specific rules.

Basketball

You can bet on the winner of the game, the number of points, etc. There are no specific rules.

Tennis

You can bet on the winner of a game in a set, or of the entire match, on the correct score, or even on a handicap, ... There are no specific rules.

Baseball

You can bet on the winner, the inning, and many other markets. You can find details about each of these markets by clicking the small "i" in the top left corner of each one.

Horse or dog racing

The rules are slightly more specific for this type of bet: 

 

Winner: You select the winner of the race

 

Place: If there are fewer than 7 participants, you select the participant who will finish first or second. If there are 7 or more participants, you select the participant who will finish first, second, or third.

 

Straight Forecast / Exacta: You select the participants who finish first and second, in the exact order.

 

Forecast Any Order / Quinella: You select the participants who finish first and second, regardless of their finishing order.

 

Straight Tricast / Trifecta: You select the participants who will finish first, second, and third, in the exact order. 

 

Tricast Any Order / Trio: Select the participants who will finish in the top three places, regardless of their finishing order.

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