According to market experts, the global sports betting market records over three trillion dollars a year, with a huge porting coming from online betting activities. Most punters enjoy placing their wagers online for the convenience of betting while on the go and also the opportunity to wager on live events on Betway and other bookies. Even better, online sports betting is straightforward, and most sportsbooks offer incredible bonuses alongside solid odds.

The use of smartphones among Africans has been on the rise in recent years. The prevalent narrative is that the devices are used mostly by African youth for social networking on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and other social sites. However, sports betting on apps like the Western Cape betting app has also been on the rise. Most African youths have taken to sports betting as a source of income. In this article, we discuss why smartphone betting is on the rise in Africa.

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Bidvest Wits and defending Absa Premiership Champions Mamelodi Sundowns played out a thrilling 1-1 draw at the Moses Mabhida Stadium in Durban. Sundowns were desperate to cut Kaizer Chiefs lead to seven points in the match played on Tuesday night, but the draw took them to second, nine points behind the runaway leaders. Wits are fourth, 14 points behind the leaders, but with three games in hand. In the Absa premiership preview, these are teams that were expected to make a genuine push for the title this season, but Chiefs have been on a rampage since the beginning of the season which drew a lot of Betway’s fans attention.

For many PSL rising stars, 2019 has been a fruitful year, as reflected by the rise in their market value. Many factors have contributed to this growth, including their contribution to the ground, their interests, and possible transfer to other clubs. As a result, several stars have a reason to feel proud of their efforts when they look back to their value at the end of 2018. Let’s look at the top 10 stars in the PSL whose value has grown by millions this year.