> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.sportradar.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.sportradar.com/games/virtual-sports/introduction.md). # Introduction Sportradar's Virtual Sports are the virtual betting product of choice for 180+ bookmakers worldwide. Our Virtual Sports focus on realism with the number of events, tournaments and the game-play, all based on real sports. Our solutions offer all main markets, including multiples, providing bettors with the most realistic virtual products in the industry, proven to add incremental revenue. In addition to our [Pre-match](/games/virtual-sports/introduction.md) popular sports and racing products, we now offer pioneering [Sim-Play Sports](/games/simplay-sports/general-information.md), delivering simulated action with real in-play betting. Additionally, flexible customization and integration options guarantee seamless distribution across all geographies and channels. ## How to get access to games? In order to get access to any of our games, you should **refer to your Sportradar sales representative**. They will adjust your account and add the requested packages. ## Which games are available? Feel free to check our palette of products on our promotional website - . You are also very welcome to check our Demonstrator which contains all currently offered games visualizations and odds - . ## Additional documentation Additional documentation around the different integration options for Sportradar's Virtual Sports can be found in the following sections.
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Virtual Sports via Unified Feed

This section provides details about Unified Feed and API Specifics for Sportradar's Virtual Sports.box-cover-virtual-sports-and-uf.pngBroken link

Remote Game Server (RGS)

In this section you will find the comprehensive documentation needed for our RGS Wallet integration.box-cover-rgs-wallet-integration.pngBroken link
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