Can a shop run virtual sports from two suppliers at once?

Yes. The platform runs on its own terminal and its own cashier screen, beside whatever the shop runs today. Nothing is switched off.

Do I have to end my current contract first?

No. A second terminal does not require you to cancel anything. Your current agreement runs to its own end date.

Do I need new hardware for a second terminal?

No. It runs in a browser on a PC the shop already has. Races are rendered centrally and arrive as video. If the shop already runs a local render client (VisionViewer or VSEKiron), the races also play through that client.

How do cashiers handle two systems?

Each system has its own screen and its own ticket. The cashier settles a ticket on the screen it was sold on.

How do I compare the two feeds?

The back office reports staked, paid and outstanding for our games by shop and by day. Compare a full month against the same period on your current system.

Runs beside your current system

Virtual sports as a second terminal

Most shops that want another virtual racing feed already run one. You do not have to end that first. The platform runs on a second terminal beside it.

What a second terminal means

The shop keeps every screen and every till it has today. We add one more browser window: a terminal for the floor screen and a cashier screen for the counter. Your current supplier is not touched.

Tickets stay separate. A ticket sold on our platform is settled and paid on our platform, and your existing tickets carry on as they are. The cashier works the screen the customer bet on.

Cashier front listing the runners for the next race with win and place prices beside each one — Cashier front · odds board

The cashier front on the second terminal, with the odds board for the next race.

Why shops start this way

A promise about turnover is not proof. A month of your own numbers is. Two feeds on the same counter, in the same shop, with the same customers, is the only comparison that tells you anything.

Nothing is at risk on day one. No contract ends, no hardware is removed and no screen is switched off. If our games take less money, you stop and the shop is where it was.

What it costs the shop to try

No new hardware. The second terminal runs in a browser on a PC the shop already has. Races are rendered centrally and arrive as video.

Staff learn one more screen. It lists runners, draw numbers, and win and place prices in the order any racecard uses. A cashier who sells racing can read it on the first day.

Why there is no hardware in the shop

How to compare the two feeds

The back office reports staked, paid and outstanding for our games by shop, by cashier and by day. Compare that against the same period from your current system.

Give it a full month. Virtual racing turnover moves with football fixtures, paydays and the weather, so one week is not enough to judge either feed.

Back office showing pay-in, payout, unclaimed and ticket totals for the day, with stake against payout charted by hour — Back office · day totals

The day's figures, by shop and by agent.

How to start

Register the shop and the platform opens a demo carrying its name. Start with one shop and one terminal, and add more when the shop asks for them.

Frequently asked questions

Can a shop run virtual sports from two suppliers at once?: Yes. The platform runs on its own terminal and its own cashier screen, beside whatever the shop runs today. Nothing is switched off.
Do I have to end my current contract first?: No. A second terminal does not require you to cancel anything. Your current agreement runs to its own end date.
Do I need new hardware for a second terminal?: No. It runs in a browser on a PC the shop already has. Races are rendered centrally and arrive as video. If the shop already runs a local render client (VisionViewer or VSEKiron), the races also play through that client.
How do cashiers handle two systems?: Each system has its own screen and its own ticket. The cashier settles a ticket on the screen it was sold on.
How do I compare the two feeds?: The back office reports staked, paid and outstanding for our games by shop and by day. Compare a full month against the same period on your current system.