BETTING KENYA Kenya: Nakuru’s Prinsloo 7s Get Khs 1 Million Sportpesa Boosts 2 months ago Samuel Post Views: 220 Nakuru — With the National Sevens Series returning after a break, Prinsloo 7s, which is the next stop has received a Ksh 1 million sponsorship from betting firm SportPesa. Dubbed the Prinsloo 7s, the tournament which is named after the honour of South African Pete Walter Prinsloo, this year’s edition will run its 14th edition from Friday August 4-6 at its traditional Nakuru Athletic Club. Speaking during a briefing at the Nakuru Athletics Club, the Prinsloo 7s Tournament Director Edward Moseti noted that up to 40 teams have confirmed attendance of this year’s tournament, to participate in age grade competition, the ladies’ category, the men’s Division 1 and 2 categories. “This will be one of the biggest convergences on a weekend of high-octane rugby action. Nakuru is ready to host rugby fans and sports lovers to the city that boasts diverse culture and heritage,” – said Moseti. Pitching the ladies’ category for the first time since the beginning of the SportPesa 7s circuit, the winners of the women category will have 100,000 shillings up for grabs as part of the 325,000 total tournament prize money that is part of the SportPesa sponsorship. Flanked by the CEC Sports for Nakuru County Josephine Achieng and the Kenya Rugby Union CEO Thomas Odundo, the organizers of the Prinsloo 7s have given assurance of competitiveness of the game as part of the recovery plans to get the SportPesa-sponsored Shujaa to get back to the World Rugby HSBC series. “With 4 more tournaments to go in the SportPesa National 7s Circuit, we will see up to 400 players competing in active rugby and the game can only grow further from the initial 4 tournaments circuit to a 6 tournaments leg,” – noted Thomas. The SportPesa National 7s circuit then proceeds to Nairobi then Eldoret before the finals seeing the Kabeberi 7s. The Sports CEC reiterated the county’s preparedness to host the thousands of fans making their way to Nakuru Athletics Club for the weekend. Source: capitalfm.co.ke About Post Author Samuel I am a journalist specializing in gambling in Africa and around the world. I am particularly interested in stories about games and casinos. See author's posts SamuelI am a journalist specializing in gambling in Africa and around the world. I am particularly interested in stories about games and casinos. Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Email Print Tags: Kenya, Nakuru Athletics Club, SportPesa, sports betting Continue Reading Previous Angola’s Sports Entertainment Guru Bets on KenyaNext Hollywoodbets Are Title Sponsors Of The Sharks! More Stories EXPERTS KENYA Unlocking the power of mobile trading: A financial revolution in Kenya 21 hours ago Samuel BETTING GHANA Why ‘Sewing Machine’ is trending in the world of sports betting 24 hours ago Samuel BETTING NIGERIA The growing trend of mobile betting in Nigeria 2 days ago Samuel BETTING NIGERIA Innovations in responsible gambling: Betbonanza’s initiatives for safer betting 2 days ago Samuel BETTING ZAMBIA Amplifying Sports Betting with Music Ambassadors 3 days ago Szarlot BETTING UGANDA Uganda: Man Wins Shs 300,000 in Sports Betting, Dies Mysteriously 3 days ago Szarlot KENYA ONLINE Xprizo partners with African payments provider M-Pesa 3 days ago Samuel EXPERTS KENYA Flutterwave wants to invest $50 million in Kenya 4 days ago Samuel BETTING KENYA Exploring OdiBets: A Game-Changer In Kenyan Sports Betting 4 days ago Samuel EXPERTS HOT NEWS KENYA GamStop and Responsible Gambling in Africa 4 days ago Szarlot BETTING NIGERIA BetCorrect unveils AI-Powered online betting platform 4 days ago Szarlot BETTING KENYA Expand the war on betting addiction 1 week ago Samuel Leave a Reply Cancel replyYour email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Comment * Name * Email * Website Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Δ This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.