26 May 2015

New Sports Betting Chain Opens in South Africa, Tic Tac Sports Betting Poised to Grow

Submitted by: George Vee
New Sports Betting Chain Opens in South Africa, Tic Tac Sports Betting Poised to Grow

Tic Tac Sports Betting just opened its first store in Vryburg, South Africa with a plan to expand gradually into other locales.  

Vryburg, SA - 5/26/2015

Tic Tac Sports Betting is Vryburg's first sports betting store. Sports betting in South Africa is a highly regulated but legal industry.  Tic Tac Sports Betting provides an outlet for people who enjoy placing bets or wagers on their favorite teams or horses.  Tic Tac Sports routinely has FIFA games on their screens for those who enjoy Premiere Leagues or World Cup tournaments, as well as, cricket, horse racing, and world rugby.  Licensed betting locations like Tic Tac Sports Betting enable people to place multiple bets at a single locale.  The store allows individuals to place bets, sit back, relax and watch the games on their big screens.  

“Sports betting is an unusual pastime,” manager Frikkie Erasmus explains. “For most it's not even about winning money, but being proven right in front of their mates.  It's that thrill of their team, horse, or player winning instead of their mates.  That's why most people are gracious losers.  The whole experience is meant to be fun, not something people take seriously.”  

Each location will have multiple betting counters, comfortable seating, the ability to partake in refreshments, as well as, big screens to watch the events unfold live.  They can also check their fixtures and see the results posted online as they come in.  Vryburg is the first store of this chain to open, but plans are in motion for new outlets to open in Schweizer-Reneke, Delareyville, Lichtenburg and Potchefstroom.  

For more information about the chain,please visit their website at: http://www.tictacbets.co.za/

Published in Sports Range

George is a Digital Marketeer and Marketing Director for Advees.co.za and InternetDominance.co.za

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