Bet on computer-generated matches and races at pip Virtual Sports
New events every few minutes, running 24 hours a day — bet without waiting for a real league or season.
Computer-generated matches — no real players
Virtual sports is a type of betting where match outcomes are not decided on any real field — everything is controlled by a computer program or software. The result of every match or race is determined by a system called RNG (Random Number Generator), which is fully automated and operates without any predetermined plan.
Results are shown on screen as an animation or simulation — it looks somewhat like a video game, but it is actually a separate category of betting. Virtual versions of cricket, football, horse racing, greyhound racing, and more are available at pip.
The key difference from real sports betting is that there is no dependence on any live match or real athlete's performance. Real league betting is available separately at pip Bet, but virtual sports is a completely independent section.
New events every few minutes — no live betting
The most notable feature of virtual sports is its speed. The next event begins within minutes of the previous one ending — sometimes just 2 to 5 minutes apart. This means you can bet at any time of day without waiting for a real tournament schedule.
However, because of this speed, there is no live in-play betting in virtual sports. Unlike a real cricket match where markets update after every delivery, that does not happen in virtual. Bets must be placed before the event starts, and once an event is underway no new bets are accepted.
Because of this fast cycle, staying focused and managing your budget is very important. With little time to decide between events, the urge to bet on impulse can increase — you should be careful about this. It is recommended to read the responsible gaming guidelines and set your limits before you start playing.
Real teams, players, or form research do not apply
The world of virtual sports is completely separate from real sports — no familiar names or statistics are useful here.
No real teams
Virtual matches are contested under generic names such as Team A, Team B, and so on. No real club or national team names are used.
No real teamsNo real leagues
BPL, IPL, T20 — virtual events have no connection to any real tournament of this kind.
No leaguesNo injuries or form
In real betting, a player's injury or recent form matters — in virtual sports that information is irrelevant.
Form irrelevantRNG determines the result
The outcome of every event is determined entirely at random by RNG — previous results have no effect on the next one.
RNG controlledThis is why researching team statistics as you would for real cricket or football has no value in virtual sports. The cricket betting guide describes analysis methods for real matches separately — those methods do not apply to virtual sports.
Understanding the common markets in virtual sports
Match Result
This is the simplest market — you bet on one of three options: Team A wins, Team B wins, or a draw. Virtual football includes all three options; some virtual cricket or basketball formats do not have a draw.
Over / Under
You bet on whether the total goals or points in a match will be higher (Over) or lower (Under) than a set number. For example, Over 2.5 goals means your bet wins if the total goals scored is 3 or more.
Correct Score
You predict the exact score at the end of the match. Odds on this market are generally higher because getting the exact score right is difficult — but the payout can also be larger.
Virtual Horse and Greyhound Racing
These races feature several competitors — usually 6 to 12. You can bet on options such as first place (Win), second or third place (Place), or finishing in the top two (Each Way). Every race result is entirely RNG-based.
Tip for choosing a market
If you are new to virtual sports, focus on the Match Result market first. More complex markets such as Correct Score or multi-selection bets can be difficult without practice.
Why managing time and budget matters in fast events
The biggest challenge in virtual sports is its speed. A real football match lasts 90 minutes, but a virtual match ends in just a few minutes. Because of this pace, a bettor can place far more bets in much less time — and that can drain a budget quickly.
It is a good idea to set some limits before you start betting:
- Decide in advance how much money you will bet per day or per session and stick to that amount.
- Set a maximum playing time — use a timer or alarm.
- Instead of betting on many events in a row, take a short break after every few events.
- After a loss, it is better not to immediately increase your bet to try to recover.
pip account settings include deposit limits and self-exclusion options. Read the responsible gaming policy to learn how to use these tools.
Common misconceptions about virtual sports
Many people bet on virtual sports with certain misconceptions that lead them to make poor decisions.
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"If a team keeps winning, it will win the next match too"In virtual sports every event is completely independent. Even if Team A won five matches in a row, its chances of winning the next match are unchanged. RNG determines each event fresh.
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"You can predict results by analysing patterns"Many people think that by observing the pattern of the last few results they can predict the next one. In an RNG-based system there are no repeating patterns — this has been proven.
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"Prediction apps or software can tell you the result"Many apps on the market claim they can forecast virtual sports results. This is completely false — tools of this kind are fraudulent and using them puts both your money and personal data at risk.
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"There is such a thing as a 'hot' or 'cold' team"In real sports you can consider a team's form, but in virtual sports no team is 'hot' or 'cold'. Every event is separate and no historical form applies here.
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"Increasing your bet after a loss lets you recover quickly"Doubling your bet after a loss — as in the Martingale method or similar strategies — is a high-risk approach. The fast pace of events can lead to large losses in a short time.
Get started at pip — bonuses and payments
150% bonus on your first deposit
When you make your first deposit at pip you receive a 150% bonus, up to ৳20,000 — wagering requirement is 25 times the bonus amount. Example: a ৳1,000 deposit gives a ৳1,500 bonus, total balance ৳2,500; wagering ৳1,500 × 25 = ৳37,500.
Minimum deposit ৳100, minimum withdrawal ৳800. Deposits and withdrawals are available via bKash Nagad Rocket. Withdrawals are usually completed within 1 hour.
Joining the VIP system gives you the chance to earn weekly cashback from Bronze through Diamond. Visit the pip VIP page for details.
Steps to get started with virtual sports
- 1 Create an account at pip and log in.
- 2 Deposit a minimum of ৳100 via bKash, Nagad, or Rocket.
- 3 Go to the Virtual Sports section and choose an event.
- 4 Select a market and place your bet within your budget.
- 5 Withdraw your winnings — processing is usually completed within 1 hour.
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New events every few minutes — minimum bet starts at ৳100.