SportPesa Tanzania runs its flagship weekly pool under the Supa Jackpot name, played in Tanzanian shillings and entered from as little as TZS 1,000 — with Pro-style entries also available for 13, 14, 15 or 16 games rather than the full card, the same rolling structure familiar from SportPesa's other East African markets. Payment methods reflect the local market too: M-Pesa sits alongside Tigo Pesa, Airtel Money, HaloPesa and Selcom, which is a wider mobile-money spread than Kenya's SportPesa product typically needs.
The fixture list draws from the same pool of major European leagues as the wider SportPesa network, and our approach to it doesn't change country to country — recent form, head-to-head record, and genuine squad news, not which league happens to be most followed locally. What we do adjust for Tanzania specifically is being honest about data depth: East African domestic fixtures that sometimes appear on these cards have thinner statistical history than a Premier League match, and we flag that uncertainty rather than paper over it with false confidence.
SportPesa is licensed in Tanzania under the Gaming Board of Tanzania — this page is our own independent read on the publicly published fixture list, not an official SportPesa product.