That small section on YesPlay’s Sports page which is conveniently located at the top and has different tabs such as Live, 1h, 3h, 12h and Prematch, is a real time-saver. If you’re the kind of guy that likes to bet on only the sports you watch, it saves you time from scrolling through the games you’re not interested in.
YesPlay’s sports section has plenty for you to bet on, so you better come up with a good strategy.
The good bits
YesPlay lets you quickly switch between games and sports. You can place bets on the SA Premier Soccer League, or move over to tennis and bet on markets such as Winner and Total Games. All the most important and common options are available right on the screen before you need to click on “more markets”.
If you like betting live, there are cool little filters you can use, so you can focus on current matches.
The rough edges
Placing a bet quickly can also make you place a dumb bet. Live prices change rapidly, so that “nice number” that you saw a minute ago might be gone by the time you tap.
Also, not every betting market works the way you’d think. To give you an example from soccer: half-time bets require the first half of the game to be completed, so if the match is stopped before the end of the first half, your bets will be cancelled and refunded. If you’re ever unsure about anything, it’s always wise to read more about it first and then decide whether you want to place a bet on it.
Who it suits
The YesPlay Sports section is perfect for those okes who want all action and no admin. If you stick to a few markets, and place singles more often than long multis, you’re guaranteed to have a good time.
If you are the kind of person that needs to consult ten different sources before deciding what number to bet on and then proceeds to get angry at the betting website, then I would suggest closing this tab. Instead, put an amount that you are fully willing to lose on the line and call it a day once you’ve lost that amount.
