Cost of Sportstake Rugby ticket
A single board entry costs R5.00, VAT included.
You’ll pay at least R5 per wager board, and there is a maximum wager per online bet slip of R2,000.
How to play Sportstake Rugby
- You need to correctly predict the outcomes of 10 rugby matches (1, X, 2). The matches are 10 predetermined games drawn from South African, English and any other additional professional matches identified by Ithuba, the National Lottery operator.
- You’ll find that teams listed in each of the fixtures appear in the order of Home Team vs Visiting Team. The first team listed will always be a Home Team.
- The Sportstake Rugby board is a grid of ten fixture result predictions presented as [1], [X], [2].
–[1] = A Home Win
–[X] = A Draw
–[2] = An Away Win
Sportstake Rugby FAQs
How much does it cost to play Sportstake Rugby?
The cost of each entry/board is R5 (including VAT).
What happens if a fixture is canceled, postponed or rescheduled?
All selections for that fixture will be settled as correct.
What if there is extra time in the game?
No extra time will be applicable. The score at the end of 80 minutes, including referees’ optional time, is the final score. Extra time and penalty kicks do not count.
When can I buy Sportstake Rugby tickets?
You can buy tickets every day online. The sale period for any given Sportstake Rugby fixture list closes half an hour before the start of the earliest match on the list.
Is there a Multi-Draw Option?
There is not. You may not repeat the same fixture for the same draw.
How are the prize pools divided? How can I win?
If you match 7, 8, 9 or 10 outcomes, you’ll win part of the prize pool of that Prize Division. There are four Prize Divisions in total.
- Prize Division 1 (Match 10) – You correctly matched all 10 outcomes from the fixture list.
- Prize Division 2 (Match 9) – You correctly matched 9 outcomes from the fixture list.
- Prize Division 3 (Match 8) – You correctly matched 8 outcomes from the fixture list.
- Prize Division 4 (Match 7) – You correctly matched 7 outcomes from the fixture list.
If there are no winners in Division 1, the prize pool is rolled over to the next draw’s corresponding division.
If there are no winners in Division 2, the prize pool rolls down to lower divisions. The rolldown is split 50/50 between Divisions 3 and 4.
If there are no winners in Division 3, the prize pool rolls down to the next draw’s Division 4.
If there are no winners in Division 2 -4, the prize pool is rolled over to the next draw’s Division 1.
It should be noted that it is very unlikely that there are no winners in these Divisions above.