Welcome to the RedZone Virtual Cycling page. If you want to learn about the other Virtual Sports that you can bet on at RedZone then click one of the sections below. However, if you want to learn about Virtual Cycling from RedZone then read on!
Redzone are a pretty new online operator in the Sports and Casino market, but have established themselves as a leader in American Sports, especially Basketball, American Football and Baseball with all of the razzmatazz associated with American sporting culture.
Sadly none of these are available as Virtual Sports (yet – although basketball is available, just not at RedZone), but since their formation in 2016 they have focussed on making sure that they have one of the most cutting edge gaming platforms available.
RedZone has operating licence in the UK which means that RedZone is completely legal to deposit and play at, and that your money is secure should anything ever go wrong. At the moment only UK and Irish nationals can play at RedZone.
RedZone offers online poker, casino, bingo and of course sports betting.
Lets have a look at the Virtual Sports that you can place bets on at RedZone
Virtual Sports Available
- Horseracing
- Tennis
- Cycling
- Greyhound Racing
- Trotting
- Speedway
- Football
Virtual Cycling
Just like real Cycling, you can place bets on Virtual Cycling at RedZone bet.
The range of Betting options is fairly comprehensive at RedZone when you compare it to Real cycling.
Everything is clearly laid out, with nice large icons showing the riders colours and number, and unlike some other offerings you can instantly see the previous form of the rider over their last five races.
Even better, there is an “info” button next to each cyclist. Pressing this opens up a lovely little window which has more details on him. These include their age and a summary of their last twenty runs. There’s even a beautifully rendered image. its a really nice details and makes the betting aspect even more realistic.
Placing a Bet
Placing a bet here is really simple. All the odds are laid out clearly and its intuitive to click on the bet that you want to place. The odds are displayed in whichever format you choose when you sign up to RedZone bet, but can easily be changed by clicking the icon at the top of the Action area.
The action takes place inside the Telford Velodrome (there’s no such place obviously!) and the actual quality of the action is really good. The screen is clear and the animation smooth. All the competitors move around the track realistically, weaving in and out of each other and occasionally riding high on the banked corners to change positions.
At the bottom of the screen are a series of coloured markers that show the position of the racers. This makes it easy to follow the action, as does the in play live commentary which is a great touch.
To place your bet, simply select your preferred rider by clicking on their odds. This opens up the betting slip. Type in your wager and then submit the bet into the system. Its as easy as that.
Types of Bet
If you are only betting on one rider then then you can select either a Win bet, a Place bet or an Each Way bet. Just click the corresponding button under the correct heading and it will populate the betslip for you.
Selecting a second rider will also give you a second Win, Place or Each Way bet. If you want to place a Forecast of even a Tricast, then just click the tab below the main action screen and you can then pick your two (or three) riders from there.
If you select riders from different races then you are able to open up more complex betting options such as doubles, trebles and more. If you want to you can even “mix and match” your bets over some of the different Virtual Sports that RedZone offer – as far as I could see, only Virtual Football and Virtual Tennis can’t be included in your bets as they use different software engines.
RedZone bet really is a beautiful looking and well executed Virtual Sportsbook. The attention to detail and the intuitive dashboard makes placing bets a doddle. Its really good. Go try it. You wont regret it.
