Sportstake 8 Weekend Fixtures

Playing Sportstake 8 is fairly easy.

1. Get the appropriate fixture list for Sportstake 8, then forecast the results of the first and second halves of each of the eight featured matches.
2. Use a pen or pencil to write your predictions in the appropriate tick box for each half of a soccer match. For each half, a home win forecast is denoted by "1", a draw prediction is denoted by "X", and an away win prediction is denoted by "2". Mark the "Cancel Box" if you make a mistake.
3. To pay, provide a bet slip to a teller at a National Lottery shop that has been authorized.
4. The teller will give you a receipt including all your chosen outcome options.

Cost of Play

If you want to play Sportstake 8 with a single board, this will cost you R2.00. The maximum amount you can spend per transaction is R2,000.

In Sportstake 8, there aren't sums that are outlined in detail for the various prize categories. The way it operates is by splitting the prize pool from the game's net sales in half.

There are four prize divisions with different odds of winning, and these are as follows:

1. Match 16 (Jackpot), 1 in 43,046,721
2. Match 15 (20%), 1 in 14,384,907
3. Match 14 (15%), 1 in 4,782,969
4. Match 13 (25%), 1 in 1,594,323

The Match 16 division prize pool is carried over to the following fixture schedule if no one wins the grand prize. This continues until the jackpot is hit. It can grow to be very, very large, as you might think.