The higher they are, the less likely that racer is to win.
However, that doesn’t mean they are all the same – there are a variety of odds available, and the likelihood of a car winning is weighted based on those odds. In the case of virtual motor racing specifically, the virtual sport in question is one which showcases a race – often a virtual F1 race – where you can place a bet on who you think will win alongside other markets.īetting on virtual motor sports is virtually identical to the process of doing so on the real thing, except the outcome is randomly generated and has nothing to do with the quality of the participants.