Race Track Live

Race Track Live is a live dealear game mixed with RNG poised to deliver horse race betting to live casinos. In fact, it’s a live dealer game that mostly relies on an RNG game of 6 horses (out of 50 possible fictional horses or dinosaurs) as gameplay, while a lively host narrates the game as the game’s singular live mode element.

If you don’t like horses, you can switch to Dinosaur mode and play a Dinosaur race. It’s the same as a horse race except the horses look like dinosaurs.

The game’s main moment is the style an design that is built to reflect nostalgic arcade games. It’s not very wild in terms of payouts, as the game’s point lies in the fun of the races, not payouts. the highest you can win is 89:1 by betting on one of the outsider horses, but that payout might not be available on every round, as the choice of horses varies from round to round.

In the review below, scroll down to see how a typical round of Race Track looks like, how to play and wager on the horses and dinosaurs of Race Track, and see the payouts for each horse in the game.

Race Track Live is split into two phases: Betting and the Race. Just like Marble Race!

It’s very straightforward and easy to play. Here is how a typical round of Race Track Live looks like.

Betting Phase
Before the start of the race, players have 12 seconds to place a bet. The available bets include the 6 horses that participate in the round. In the UI, you can clearly see the payouts and odds for the horses. We must note that the horses are split into three types, based on their chances of winning:

• Strong Runners: Odds range from 1:1 to 3:1.
• Average Runners: Odds range from 4:1 to 15:1.
• Outsiders: Odds range from 17:1 to 89:1.

The most likely to win are the strong runners, followed by average runners. The outsiders are wild cards, but they might win too, although they rarely do. If you don’t like horses, you can switch to Dinosaur mode and play a Dinosaur race (the horses will just look like dinos, but the payouts stay the same).

Tipster Mode
You can also switch between two modes during the betting phase. The first one is the “All Horses” mode that shows the performance statistics of each horse/dino that is running from the previous 100 races. On the other hand, the “Tipster’s Choice” mode highlights the horse or dinosaur that has historically performed better in the lineup that you are betting on.  This mode is very fun, especially for newbies.

Race Phase
Once all bets are placed, the host will announce the beginning of the race. That lasts very shortly, and within moments, the horses will go out of the game and race towards the finish line. The first one to cross the line is the winner. Depending on the bets, the winners get their payouts, and players can immediately start preparing for the next round.

Race Track Live offers you to place bets on the horses you believe will perform the best.

There are 6 horses per race, 50 in total – and they are all fictional with fictional names.

In each race, 6 random horses are the participants on which you can bet. You can bet on 1 horse or multiple – or All. If you are not sure what horse to bet on, you can use the Tipster’s Choice, which allows you to bet on the horses that have statistically performed the best.

The horses are split into three types: Strong and Average Runners, and Outsiders.

Strong Runners

• Aurora, Petal, Cream, Moon, Bonbon – 1:1
• Even, Odd, Peach, Honey, Flower, Pancake, Lover, Rudolf – 2:1
• Lightning, The Beeb 3:1

Average Runners

• Stardust, Lion – 4:1
• Storm, Crazy – 5:1
• Fast Ed, Funky – 6:1
• Gonzo – 7:1
• Finn, Time – 8:1
• Godzilla – 9:1
• Big, Red, Lil Blue – 11:1
• The Dog – 13:1
• Sundance – 14:1
• Frost, Penny – 15:1

Outsiders

• Quest – 17:1
• Odd Shoe – 19:1
• River – 20:1
• Drift – 23:1
• Rewind – 26:1
• Baccarat – 27:1
• Banker – 29:1
• Player – 34:1
• Phoenix – 35:1
• Cascade – 39:1
• Max Run – 41:1
• Fireball – 44:1
• Hot Spot – 53:1
• Cavalry – 55:1
• Radiant – 59:1
• Reckless – 69:1
• Cash Hunt – 71:1
• Blaze – 83:1
• Moon Shot – 89:1

You can bet on one, more or all horses per race. The game’s RTP rate is 96%.

The race is pretty straightforward, so there’s not exactly any part of gameplay that can be dubbed ‘special’ or unique. The most notable feature of the game is the use of two modes (or variants) for gameplay.

First, you can play the horse race or choose to play in Dinosaur mode, which means the horses appear as different dinosaurs. You can choose the mode, and then choose the variant – if you want to enjoy the game races with a video stream of the game host or not. If you do, you will see a screen akin to a news announcer that announces the results of the races in real time.

Besides this, you can also use Autoplay or access the stats that let you see how the horses have performed in the past to gauge on which horse (or dinosaur) you want to bet on in the future.

Fancy playing on mobile devices? No problem. Race Track live is playable on all devices and platforms easily. Evolution works with a slew of online casinos, and many of those are mobile casinos. If you want, you can access and play the game on browsers on your smartphone or tablet or download an app and play from there. Either way, you are not going to miss out on any part of the experience.

Theme, Visuals, and Sound

The theme of the game is retro with a dash of arcade. Pixelated graphics of the race bring players back to the good old days, adding an extra layer of character and uniqueness to the game. It’s very nostalgic, so some players will appreciate that, others may not. Either way, the game both looks and plays well. The soundtrack and the background noises add charm to the overall experience. It’s not a high-tech experience or futuristic; so expect a retro gameplay with playful vibes. The game is also a mix of RNG and live gameplay, so it’s not entirely a live casino game. If you ever wanted to bet on horse races, this is your chance.

Our Experience Playing Race Track Live

The point of the game is definitely the entertainment, not profits. That is why the game won’t appeal to high rollers, so if count yourself one of them, you might want to pass Race Track.

However, if want something that is enjoyable, but not complicated or complex, Race Track might be a great solution. And although gameplay is not complicated, you get an array of betting positions, which adds a layer of fun to the game so it’s not repetitive and boring too soon. We are satisfied with how the game plays out, and it’s a very fun concept. The payouts are also more than decent for a game of this caliber.

How We Rate Games

Before a game can get our stamp of approval, it must meet the requirements of the five major criteria:

• Gameplay and Innovation, answering the question if the game fresh, engaging, and easy to understand
• Design and User Experience, showcasing the games’ visuals, sound, and interface
• Payouts, and how satisfying the game’s mechanics are and if the rewards are fair and exciting enough
• Mobile Compatibility, which guarantees the game runs smoothly on a wide range of devices
• Entertainment Value, which shows if the game is fun and worth returning to

Race Track Live ticks the boxes that are necessary for us to recommend the game to our readers. It’s innovative, as we haven’t really seen many game studios creating this kind of games – and bringing horse races to live dealer casinos – so it’s a point for Evolution. Another element of the game that was very important was the design and user experience. It’s a fantastic game that offers lighthearted gameplay but with serious payouts (up to 89:1). It’s also compatible with most devices used in online gambling, either via browsers or mobile apps. All in all, a more than decent release with fantastic potential to entertain players looking for easygoing games.