I have never bet on sports in simulated reality because I don't really trust the artificial intelligence that generates the events of the game. Instead I choose to bet on real matches where a lot depends on the players, the coach and the strategy of the game.
Moreover, I believe that sports in simulated reality are more susceptible to control by the artificial intelligence creators.
Even though in a real game there may be contractual relationships between teams and players, which sometimes of course happens and then causes scandals, such competitions are certainly less predictable than those that
AI can present. I would never bet at all when you are essentially playing with a computer, which, as you know, is unlikely to be beaten in the long run.
After all, the one who wrote these programs is not an idiot, to lose, unless he begins to write such algorithms, this is completely out of the question.
Well, in general: AI is disguised programs, which anyway were once made by specific programmers.
