All games are driven by our certified RNG (similar to what is used in standard virtuals or online casino or slot games). We slice our games up into 30-second segments, and RNG calls determine the result of each segment at the appropriate time. Our proprietary algorithms then update probabilities/odds for a wide range of markets based on those RNG results and upcoming segment probabilities. There is no ambiguity over how our odds are derived or how our games work, our method is transparent and provable, fair to customers, and our clients are certain to achieve margins in line with RTP settings (on single bets) over time.

We chose to offer simpler visualisations than standard short-format virtuals due to our understanding of how in-play bettors engage with the product. We don’t expect customers to dwell on one game for the entire duration, instead to navigate between games, therefore needing a quick, data-driven view of the action. The sample widgets above will give an indication of the type of visualisations available.

We currently have three sports live (soccer, ice hockey and cricket) with three more to launch very soon (tennis, US football and handball). Within each sport, we use a league format where all events within one league start concurrently, which we believe will help influence betting on multiples. Assuming five leagues are running for each sport, with a reasonable gap between each round of games, we get to just over one million total events in the year.

Everything within our games is configurable, for example: widget designs, league names, team names, team logos, scheduling of events, the markets that are offered, when markets are suspended, the margin/RTP applied per market, and in-game branding.

Our front-ends are embedded as JavaScript widgets, and all game data (odds, suspension messages, settlement messages) are delivered via JSON.