[THE FIRST MULTIPLE IS CLOSED, BUT THE SECOND ONE IS STILL ALIVE!]

Hello there, friends. Ok so it is quite evident that we are all loving these weekly multiple sports bets. It just makes the sporting weekend that much more fun, doesn’t it? And for a mere R100, you might enjoy riches of up to R10,000 (as we said that one weekend where you lot took home R600k worth of winnings on the 2oceansvibe Multiple bet – read up on that here).

You would have worked out that if you’re not quick on the draw, the multiple closes. The guys at bet.co.za have a limit on all multiples of around R500,000 (worth of losses). So the longer you take to place your bet, the less chance there is of it being available.

That is also why THIS WEEK WE HAVE TWO MULTIPLE BETS FOR YOU! Each one has the same limit so at least you can bet on the other, if the one is already closed. One is just Super 15 and the other is mixed sports!

We’ve also added some other sports to the second multiple, to spice it up.

[THE FIRST MULTIPLE IS CLOSED, BUT THE SECOND ONE IS STILL ALIVE!]

MULTIPLE 1 (Super 15) – 75 to 1

1) Sharks leading at half time AND win the match (playing Blues)

2) Stormers leading at half time AND win the match (against Crusaders)

3) Cheetahs leading at half time AND Chiefs to win the Match

4) Bulls to win (against Lions)

R133 bet will win you R10,000
R200 (MAX BET) will win you R15,000

MULTIPLE 2 (mixed sports) – 11 to 1

1) Sunderland to win against Wolves (English Premier League football)

2) Brumbies to win against the Rebels (Super 15 rugby)

3) Liverpool to draw (90 minutes) against Everton (Football FA Cup Semi final)

4) Chelsea to win (90 minutes) against Spurs (Football – FA Cup Semi final)

Must be inside 90 minutes for all football bets.

This multiple is very likely with those odds.

R1,250 (MAX BET) bet will win you R13,750

Better than a kick in the arse, if either of those two come through!

Good luck, citizens of 2oceansvibe.

CLICK HERE TO PLACE YOUR BETS
(see link top left in yellow, when you get there)

[THE FIRST MULTIPLE IS CLOSED, BUT THE SECOND ONE IS STILL ALIVE!]