Jai alai is a popular sport within the Latin American countries and the Philippines from its Hispanic influence. It was one of the two gambling sports from Europe, the other being horse racing, in the semi-colonial Chinese cities of Shanghai and Tianjin, and was shut down after the communist victory there.

Under the Gambling Ordinance, all gambling activities are illegal except: those expressly authorised by the government under the Betting Duty Ordinance (ie, authorised horse racing, authorised football betting and the Mark Six Lottery);

In virtual football betting, the outcome of a match is usually determined by a random number generator (RNG) that simulates the game's action. The RNG generates a sequence of random numbers that determines the outcome of each play, taking into account factors such as player abilities, form, and team tactics.

With virtual football, you can bet on the match results, under or over, a double chance or correct score. The event is then held, with some pretty good graphics being shown. You are not able to cash out any bets placed on virtual sports.