Originally offered by some of the bigger bookmakers in England, virtual horse betting gives players the opportunity to keep the action going even when the race day is done. Typically shown in the form of a horse or dog race, virtual racing is essentially a visual representation of a random draw. Horses with higher odds (ie: the favorite) will have a higher chance of being selected from the draw, as opposed to a long shot underdog. Once a horse is drawn and determined a winner, they are removed from the pool to ensure that they don’t place more than once, just like a real horse race. Generally speaking, it’s no different than any other game of chance in the casino, so it might be best to stick to the real thing. In any case, most sportsbooks and horse racing betting apps offer virtual horse betting in some capacity.