What are virtual sports?
Virtual sports are computer-simulated sporting events. Realistic 3D graphics show players, horses or cars in action, but the result of each event is decided by a random number generator (RNG) before the animation starts. A virtual football match is usually compressed into one to three minutes, and a new event starts every few minutes, 24 hours a day.
Popular types of virtual sports
| Virtual sport | Event length | Common markets |
|---|---|---|
| Virtual football | ~1–3 minutes | 1X2, over/under, correct score, handicap |
| Virtual horse racing | ~1–2 minutes | Win, place, forecast, tricast |
| Virtual greyhounds | ~1 minute | Win, place, forecast |
| Virtual basketball | ~1–2 minutes | Winner, points handicap, total points |
| Virtual tennis | ~1–2 minutes | Match winner, set score |
Virtual football is often organised into virtual "leagues" and "cups" with their own standings, giving a sense of an ongoing season.
How results are decided
Every virtual team or horse has a strength rating that shapes its chance of winning. Odds are calculated from these ratings plus a margin. The RNG then picks the result according to those probabilities — so stronger teams win more often, but upsets still happen.
- No outside factors. No injuries, weather, referees or player motivation.
- No "form" to analyse. Past results in a virtual league do not influence the next one beyond the base rating.
- Audited RNG. Reputable virtual sports suppliers use RNGs tested by independent labs.
Virtual sports vs real sports
| Aspect | Virtual sports | Real sports |
|---|---|---|
| Event frequency | Every few minutes, 24/7 | Per the league schedule |
| What decides the result | RNG based on ratings | Real athletes’ performance |
| Value of analysis | Limited | High — team news, stats, tactics |
| Wait for a result | 1–3 minutes | 90 minutes or more |
| Risk of over-playing | High because of the speed | Moderate |
Where to find virtual sports at MYCS33
After you log in, open the Sports section. Most sportsbooks have their own "Virtual Sports" tab or menu listing upcoming events with a countdown. Choose an event, tap the odds and confirm your bet on the slip as usual.
Tips for playing virtual sports sensibly
- Treat it as quick entertainment, not an investment. No analytical strategy can beat an RNG.
- Set a time limit. With events every few minutes, one hour can easily mean 20 bets or more.
- Use small, fixed stakes. Avoid raising your stake to "win back" a previous loss.
- Do not look for patterns. A team that has lost three in a row is not "due" a win.
- Favour simple markets such as 1X2 or over/under; exotic markets like tricast carry higher margins.
If you prefer sports where real analysis matters, see the real sports and leagues on offer, or learn the different bet types.
Frequently asked questions
Are virtual sports results fixed?
Results are decided by a random number generator (RNG) based on each team’s rating. Reputable suppliers use RNGs tested by independent labs to ensure fairness.
How often do virtual sports events start?
Usually every few minutes, 24 hours a day, depending on the sport and supplier.
Can I use statistics to win at virtual sports?
Only to a limited extent. Team ratings influence probability, but there is no team news or current form to analyse as in real sports.
Are virtual sports available on mobile?
Yes. Virtual sports run in mobile browsers just like the rest of the sportsbook.