Virtual Horse Racing
Virtual horse racing uses familiar race mechanics: the player selects a horse or an available outcome, after which a short visual race runs on screen.
How the game works
Virtual horse racing uses familiar race mechanics: the player selects a horse or an available outcome, after which a short visual race runs on screen.
The gaming flow is integrated into the overall Leader process: the event is shown on screen, the bet is recorded before the round begins, and the completed result is used to check the ticket and settle the transaction.
Format features
The mechanics are designed to be easy to follow in a land-based venue and to support a fast, repeatable gaming cycle.
- familiar racing mechanics
- short cycle between bet and result
- TV display for the whole venue
- unified cashier and reporting system
Connection to the platform
The game does not operate separately from the operational environment: cashier operations, users, reporting and financial control remain part of the overall Leader platform.