Sportstake

Sportstake 8 works differently to 13 by getting players to try and predict the half-time and full-time result of eight different fixtures. So, there are 16 different results to try and predict—whether the home team is winning, the away team is winning or if both teams are drawing at half-time in eight matches, then also predict what the situation for each fixture will be at full-time. Your prediction for half-time makes no difference to what you can put for full-time, so it’s completely up to you. To win a prize you need to get at least 13 correct predictions correct, and getting all 16 correct will win you the jackpot.

Draws are held when eight fixtures have been decided upon and will take place in a certain window of dates to all be included in one final draw period, with those usually finalized on a Monday, Wednesday and Friday. You will have a set number of days to enter a specific draw, usually two days before the fixture date, to get your predictions in before entries are locked.

Sportstake 8 holds the record for the biggest Sportstake jackpot offered when 2 players split R3.1 million on 17 January 2020. The fixtures that day included mostly unknown teams from smaller leagues in Europe, making the win even more impressive!

Sportstake 4, the smallest of all Sportstake games, has players trying to predict the half-time and full-time results of four different football fixtures, making each entry a total of eight different predictions. You need to predict whether the home team is winning, the away team is winning or if it’s a draw at half-time and full-time, with whatever prediction you put for half-time having no sway on what you have to put for full-time. All decisions are completely in your hands! You need to correctly predict at least six of these fixtures to win a prize, and successfully predicting all eight will win you the jackpot.

Draws are usually held twice a week depending on fixtures available, and the overall draw results and prizes are normally finalized on a Monday and Thursday morning. Entries are open for the three days before this, after which entries are closed and the fixtures will start taking place.

One of the newest Sportstake games has moved away from the usual football outcome and instead uses cricket fixtures for players to predict the outcome of. Ten different fixtures are announced each week, and players have to predict whether the winner will be the home team or the away team, or in rare circumstances a draw when a test match is included in the fixture list. There is also a supplemental game for predicting the winner of each coin toss, and players must get all 10 correct to win a prize of R1,250.

Entries to each draw open on a Monday and close on a Thursday, with the fixtures you bet on taking place on the Friday through to Sunday. This means the draw results are then finalized and prizes released every Monday morning.

The joint newest Sportstake game lets players bet on the outcome of 10 different rugby matches that take place across the globe. Players must predict whether the home team or the away team will win, or even predict the very rare circumstance that there will be a draw. To win a prize you must get at least seven predictions correct, and getting all 10 correct will win you the jackpot.

You can enter a Sportstake Rugby draw between Monday and Thursday. Fixtures then take place from Friday to Sunday, and winners and prizes are finalized early Monday morning, before entries for the next draw begin.