How to Place a Bet on SportPesa South Africa: Online & USSD Guide

How to Place a Bet on SportPesa South Africa.Placing a bet on SportPesa South Africa is fast and simple whether you use our website, mobile app or USSD service. Log in or register, fund your account, choose a fixture and betting market, review the betslip, then confirm your bet.

You can also place supported bets through our USSD service by dialling *120*47773# from your registered mobile number. SportPesa South Africa is strictly for players aged 18 and over. Gamble responsibly.

Before You Place a Bet: Register and Fund Your SportPesa Account

· Register your account. Visit SportPesa South Africa and select Register. Enter the required ID or passport details, your South African mobile number and password, then accept the applicable terms to complete registration.

· Complete identity verification when required. Use our FICA page for the current verification process and document requirements.

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· Fund your account. Log in, open Deposit Funds and choose one of the deposit methods currently available on your account. Deposit enough to cover the stake you intend to place.

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How to Place a Bet Online on SportPesa South Africa

Step 1: Log In and Choose a Sport or Match

Log in to your SportPesa account and open the sports betting section. Choose the sport, competition or fixture you want to bet on.

Step 2: Choose Your Betting Market and Selection

Open the fixture to view the available betting markets. Depending on the match, you may find options such as Home Win, Draw, Away Win, Both Teams to Score, Double Chance and Over/Under. Select the outcome you want to add to the betslip.

Step 3: Review Your Selection on the Betslip

Your selection appears on the betslip with the current odds. Check the fixture, market and selection carefully. You can remove or change selections before placing the bet.

Step 4: Enter Your Stake and Confirm the Bet

Enter your stake. The betslip displays the potential return based on the accepted odds. Select Place Bet, review the confirmation prompt and confirm only when the details are correct.

After the bet is accepted, the confirmation shows information including the selection, stake, Bet ID, possible return and account balance. You can also open Bet History to check your active and recent bets.

How to Place a Bet via SportPesa USSD (*120*47773#)

You can place a single bet or build a Multi Bet through the SportPesa USSD menu from your registered mobile number.

1. Dial *120*47773# and select Place Bet from the SportPesa menu.

2. Choose Highlight Games, Today’s Football Games or Other Sports.

3. Select the fixture you want to bet on.

4. Choose the market and selection. In the standard 3-Way market, 1 is Home Win, X is Draw and 2 is Away Win.

5. Choose Place Bet, or add more games if you want to build a Multi Bet.

6. Enter your stake and confirm the bet.

7. Check the confirmation message for the selection, price, stake and potential return.

USSD betting limits: our current How-to page lists a minimum stake of R1 and a maximum stake of R3,000 for USSD single and Multi Bets. The general Terms & Conditions list a broader maximum of R10,000 for standard single/multi betting, so use the limit shown for the channel and market you are using.

Single Bet vs Multi Bet on SportPesa South Africa

A single bet contains one selection. A Multi Bet combines two or more selections into one bet. For a Multi Bet to win, every selection that remains valid must be successful.

For more detail on the process, see our SportPesa How to Play guide.

How to Check or Cancel a SportPesa Bet

After placing a bet, open Bet History to view your active and recent bets, including the Bet ID, stake and selections.

Under the current SportPesa South Africa Terms & Conditions, a qualifying single or Multi Bet can be cancelled within 10 minutes of placement, provided no event in the bet has started. A bet placed on the website cannot be cancelled from the website itself, but it may still qualify for cancellation through the SportPesa USSD menu within that 10-minute window.

To cancel through USSD, dial *120*47773#, choose Cancel from the main menu and enter the Bet ID. Always review the betslip before confirming because cancellation is time-limited and becomes unavailable once the relevant event has kicked off.

Bet Responsibly on SportPesa South Africa

Betting is for adults aged 18 and over. Set a budget, do not chase losses and only stake money you can afford to lose. For support and safer-gambling information, visit our Responsible Gaming page.

FAQs About How to Place a Bet on SportPesa South Africa

What is the minimum and maximum stake on SportPesa South Africa?

The current general Terms & Conditions list a minimum stake of R1 and a maximum of R10,000 for standard single and Multi Bets. The current USSD How-to page lists a lower USSD maximum of R3,000. Market-specific limits may also apply.

What USSD code do I use to place a bet on SportPesa South Africa?

Dial *120*47773# from your registered mobile number and follow the menu prompts to place a supported single or Multi Bet.

What happens if a football match I bet on is postponed or cancelled?

Settlement follows the applicable SportPesa betting rules. A void selection is generally settled at odds of 1.00, subject to the rules for that event and market.

Can I cancel a SportPesa bet after placing it?

A qualifying single or Multi Bet may be cancelled within 10 minutes of placement and before any event in the bet has started. Website bets cannot be cancelled from the website itself; the current terms direct customers to the USSD cancellation menu.

Where can I check my SportPesa bets?

Log in and open Bet History to view your active and recent bets, including the Bet ID and bet details.

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Conclusion

Placing a bet on SportPesa South Africa starts with logging in or registering, funding your account, choosing a fixture, selecting a market, reviewing the betslip and confirming your stake. You can place supported bets online or through *120*47773# using the USSD menu. Always check the selection, current odds and stake before confirming your bet.

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John Smit’s Springbok legends edged Bafana Bafana on a count out to win the inaugural TWH Legends Cup: Clash of the Codes at Pearl Valley, with the Proteas third.

The Springbok legends needed a count out, but they got it done.

The Boks finished level with Bafana Bafana on 11½ points apiece after two days of Ryder Cup style golf at Pearl Valley, with the rugby side awarded the inaugural TWH Legends Cup: Clash of the Codes, brought to you by Compleat Golfer.

The Proteas, captained by Pat Symcox, finished third on 10.

Smit led a squad heavy with World Cup pedigree. Fourie du Preez, Steven Kitshoff, Pat Lambie, Schalk Brits, Ryan Kankowski, Werner Greeff and Marius Joubert all turned out at the Jack Nicklaus-designed course in the Cape winelands, going up against Proteas and Bafana Bafana legends across the two days.

The closest anyone came to the big prize was Smit himself, whose tee shot at the par-three 13th finished just a few feet from the flag. It wasn’t quite enough to claim the watch worth R1.8-million on offer for an ace there, sponsored by Peter Machlup Jewellers, but it was as close as the field got over the two days.

Off the course, the camaraderie matched the competition, with Brits, Lambie, Kankowski and Smit himself all quick to thank organiser Paul Stubbs for the two days, and already looking ahead to next year’s edition.

The needle was out too, with Pat Symcox in typically playful form, winding up players in the buildup to the longest drive challenge.

More than a dozen amateur activations ran alongside the legends’ contest, including nearest-the-pin competitions on three of the par-threes and a long-drive challenge on the 9th.

Habari Media CEO Kevin Ferguson was full of praise for how the inaugural event came together. “A huge shout out to the Compleat Golfer team and headline sponsor TWH, who have had a strong association with other Habari properties like SA Rugby Magazine,” he said. “A big thank you to the respective team captains and their playing squads, who showcased their ability to be top golfers as much as they were soccer, rugby and cricket internationals.

“Pearl Valley was the perfect choice of course for our inaugural event. And the three squads were the perfect representation of legends in the South African sporting landscape.”

TWH Bridging Finance was headline sponsor, with numerous other big-name backers on board, while the Marquee Group’s Beat the Pro hole, featuring Sunshine Tour pros Jordan Burnard and Cole Stevens, was the highlight of the par-three activations.

Photo: Kyra Welch

The post Boks edge Bafana in inaugural TWH Legends Cup appeared first on SA Rugby magazine.

Au Cameroun, l'opposant Maurice Kamto a annoncé mardi 8 septembre sa démission de la présidence du Mouvement pour la renaissance du Cameroun (MRC), mettant en avant « l'intérêt supérieur du parti ». Le vice-président du parti Mamadou Mota a annoncé lui aussi dans la foulée sa démission. Selon Stéphane Akoa, analyste politique à la fondation Paul Ango Ela et l’invité d’Afrique midi, Maurice Kamto « a préféré se retirer » pour éviter « que le parti soit disqualifié des prochaines élections ».

The team is currently camping at the Zambia Sports Development Centre in Lusaka. Zambia is targeting a breakthrough after a string of group-stage exits in previous editions.

Bonface Osano, Marabou News Agency

Zambia’s U18 men’s handball national team is stepping up preparations for the 22nd African Handball Confederation (CAHB) African men’s youth handball championship, set for September 15-22 in Abidjan, Ivory Coast.

The team, currently camping at the Zambia Sports Development Centre in Lusaka, is targeting a breakthrough after a string of group-stage exits in previous editions.

Head coach Andrew Kalunga says he has studied Zambia’s opponents and is working on exploiting their weaknesses.

He says the team is nearly ready for the continental showpiece, with the final focus on tightening their defence.

“The team is preparing well and, as you can see, the morale is high among the boys. They are much prepared for the tournament,” Kalunga said.

Zambia have been drawn in Group D alongside hosts Ivory Coast, Guinea and Burundi.

Kalunga believes Zambia’s previous encounters with their group opponents give his side confidence heading into the tournament.

“Since we have played them before, we know how they play. This time, there’s a high possibility of winning,” Kalunga added.

Fourteen teams will compete in the tournament, including defending champions Egypt, Nigeria, Morocco and Rwanda.

The Abidjan tournament will also serve as Africa’s official qualifying event for the 2027 International Handball Federation (IHF) men’s youth world championship, with the hosts set to be announced later.

Marabou News Agency

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