Virtual Horse Racing Betting Guide

Virtual horse racing is computer-generated racing that punters can bet on like they would on real action. These races vary in size and take place frequently throughout the day.

Unlike real horse races, virtual racing is not affected by the weather, non-runners, or other factors which can have an impact on the make-up of a contest.

One of the most famous virtual races run each year is the virtual Grand National. You can bet on this virtual 40 runner contest where the bigger fences at Aintree are simulated on screen.

Virtual Horse Racing Betting

• All odds on virtual horse racing are fixed. That means the odds will not change due to the weight of money.
• In virtual horse racing, there are no fields that include less than six runners. There is always a favourite though, and sometimes this can be a short price in the betting.
• Many punters prefer to back outsiders at odds upwards of 20/1 in big runner handicaps to give themselves a bigger potential return for their stake.
• You can bet on a virtual horse race in exactly the same way you would on a real one. Win, each-way, forecast and tricast markets are available to bettors.
• Some Australian bookmakers offer betting on virtual horse racing on their websites and in shops for those which have a retail presence.

Virtual Horse Racing Results

Results from all virtual horse racing meetings are readily available online. That means you can place a bet and you don’t need to watch the race as you can check if you are a winner later that day.

Forecast and tricast dividends are included on the results page of a race and like real horse racing, these are declared for a £1 stake.

Each bookmaker has its own exclusive horse racing content. For example, Coral virtual racing results, Ladbrokes virtual horse racing results and William Hill virtual horse racing results can be found on their respective sites.

Virtual horse racing results Sprint Valley

One of the most popular virtual horse racing meetings is Sprint Valley. On average, there are 30 races from Sprint Valley each day for punters to bet on. The meeting hosts virtual Flat racing which a variety of different field sizes. Some bookmakers have virtual horse racing tracks exclusive to them. For example, Lucksin’ Downs is exclusive to Ladbrokes and Hope Park, Canterbury Hills, Sandy Lands and Home Straights all exclusive to William Hill.

The results for Sprint Valley can be found on the virtual horse racing results 49’s UK page.

Virtual Horse Racing Cards

Virtual Horse racing cards have fewer variables that dictate the outcome of a race compared to a real horse race, and past form does not play a part in deciding the outcome. For that reason, virtual horse racing cards are easier to make sense of. Virtual horse racing cards can be found ahead of each meeting. These will include the name of the virtual jockey, trainer and the colour of the silks.

Like any real horse racing card, the previous form of the selections is available for you to study before the race begins.

Virtual Horse Racing Odds

Virtual Racing is a gamified representation of a computerised number draw. Odds on different virtual horses are calculated by giving the horses with lower odds more numbers in the draw than those with higher odds. Each number can only be drawn once so you will never see the same selection as first and second for example.

Virtual Horse Racing Tips

Due to virtual horse racing being simulated, virtual horse racing tips are quite sparse. Some experts offer staking strategies and selection processes though. For example, tipsters will advise backing the favourite each-way when it is 4/1 or bigger in the betting.

How to Watch Virtual Horse Racing

Virtual horse racing live streaming is sometimes included in the games sections of major Australian bookies.

Virtual Horse Racing Betting – FAQ:

1. What is Virtual Horse Racing?

Virtual racing is a simulated horse race where punters can bet on the outcome of the contest as they would in real horse racing.

2. How does Virtual Horse Racing Work?

Virtual horse racing is a representation of a random-numbers draw. You bet on fixed odds which represent each horse’s chances of winning the race.

3. Are virtual sports rigged?

Virtual sports are not rigged. The odds you receive are a true reflection of the chances of your selection being successful.

4. How do you play virtual horse racing?

Virtual horse racing can be played with some Australian online bookmakers.

5. Where to bet on Virtual races?

Some Australian bookmakers have a Virtual Sports section. Find the best horse betting sites and apps to place your bet.