Method of allowing a player to wager via an augmented reality device on a real world event displayed on a virtual video display that is being viewed by the augmented reality device

This invention describes a way for multiple people to bet on live events happening in the real world, but viewed through special augmented reality (AR) glasses or devices. Instead of watching on a physical screen, players would point their AR device at a virtual screen showing the event, place their bets using the AR device, and then see updates on their wagers and the event's progress right there in their view. The system specifically records each player's bets both on their AR device and on a central server, with those records including tracking information.