Built like a broadcast, settled like a betting system
Every Racesta race passes through five systems we own end to end: the result engine, the trading engine, the rendering engine, the delivery network and the operator back office.
Result engine
Every outcome is drawn by a hardware-seeded random number generator before a single frame is rendered. The result is hashed, signed and written to an append-only log that the operator can audit at any time.
The video pipeline reads the result; it can never write it. That separation is what lets us hand a regulator a certification report and an operator a clean conscience.
- Independent lab tested RNG, re-tested on every engine release
- Configurable RTP per product to match jurisdiction rules
- Full race history with result, odds and settlement records retained for 7 years
Trading engine
Runner ratings, form and track conditions feed a pricing model that produces true probabilities for every runner and every exotic combination. The operator's overround is applied on top, per brand, per market.
Liability limits, maximum payouts and market suspension rules live in the same engine, so a risk manager sees one exposure view across all four products.
Rendering engine
Races are not pre-recorded clips. Each one is generated in real time by our own 3D engine from the signed result: physics-driven animation, procedural crowds, weather, time of day and camera direction that follows the action like a broadcast producer would.
Because nothing is stored on disk, no two races look the same and the catalogue never runs out of content.
- GPU render farm in EU and LATAM regions
- 1080p at 25–30 fps, with a 720p profile for mobile data
- Multi-language commentary generated per race
Delivery
Video travels over a global CDN as low-latency HLS. Odds, countdowns and results travel over a WebSocket feed alongside it, so the betslip and the picture never drift apart.
The same feed drives the online client, the mobile client, retail screens and self-service terminals. One schedule, one result, one settlement file.
Operator back office
A single console for your team: enable products and markets per brand or per branch, set margins and limits, review any race with its signed result, and read turnover, GGR and hold in real time. Every action is logged with the user who made it.
Reports export daily to your data warehouse or on demand through the reporting API.
Two ways to integrate
Embedded client
A branded race lobby with stream, race card, betslip and results, dropped into your site as an iFrame or web component and connected to your wallet through a single session token. The fastest route to a first launch.
Feed integration
Schedule, odds, video and signed results delivered to your own front end. You own the interface and the betslip; we own the race and the result. Suited to betting operators with their own product teams.
Scope
We agree products, markets, jurisdictions and channels. You receive sandbox access the same week.
Integrate
Embed the client or connect the feed. A Racesta engineer joins your team channel for the duration.
Certify
We supply RNG and RTP reports for your regulator and run a joint acceptance test on the sandbox schedule.
Go live
Production access, monitoring dashboards and a named account manager. Most operators are live inside four weeks.
Security and compliance
Signed results
Every result carries a cryptographic signature the operator can verify before settling.
Regional hosting
EU and LATAM regions today, with data residency options for regulated markets.
Uptime
99.9% availability commitment, active-active render regions and a 24/7 operations desk watching every race.
Player protection
Reality checks, session timers and stake limits are supported in the client and exposed to the operator's own tools.
Audit trail
Race, odds, settlement and back-office actions are logged immutably and exportable for any inspection.
Certification support
Documentation packs prepared per jurisdiction, and lab liaison handled by Racesta.
See a live race on your own screen.
A 30-minute walkthrough: the four products, the operator back office, and the technology behind every race.