How To Play – Soccer 13

Key Soccer 13 Information

Soccer 13 is similar to Soccer 10, but there are 13 matches instead of 10, and the payouts can be life-changing. Here are the basic details:

Soccer 13 is operated by TAB in conjunction with Svenska Spel Sweden. Please note Soccer 13 is hosted by Svenska Spel in Sweden and their rules apply. There are 13 matches and 3 choices for each match:

NOTE: Svenska Spel uses 1 = Team A win; x = Draw; 2 = Team B win. Soccer fans betting in South Africa, however, must use 1 = Team A win; 2 = Draw; 3 = Team B win.

All results are based on the score at the end of 90 minutes. If a match kicks off before the pool closes or is not completed normally, it is NOT declared null and void. Instead, the result is determined by a random computer draw from 16 possibilities—10 soccer experts each give a result, plus two of each of the three possible outcomes go into the draw.

Closing Times of Pools

All Soccer 13 pools will close in South Africa 120 minutes before the official closing time. This is because all Soccer 13 bets in South Africa are collated into a single batch by TAB and sent to Svenska Spel to be commingled into the host pool. Should TAB be unable to deliver the batch to Svenska Spel because of a communications breakdown or any other reason, all bets will be declared null and void and refunded.

Unit of Betting & Other Info

The unit of betting is R2.00 but this changes according to the exchange rate.

Permutations of multiple entries can be played in the normal way.

If any payout is R15 or less, the money is not paid out and instead carried forward to a future pool.