MatchPlay 9/14 results and payouts 2026

The last MatchPlay 9/14 pool ran on Thursday 5 November 2026. 2 tickets got 9 of 14 right. Each one won R493.10. The scores are below, and so is every pool before this one.

What MatchPlay 9/14 paid on Thu 5 Nov, pool 1036.
You got	Winners	Each won
8 of 14	28	R35.20
9 of 14	2	R493.10

That is what the last MatchPlay 9/14 pool paid. The next one is open. R50 free Paid link

Taken straight from the operator on Thursday 5 November 2026. Nothing on this page is typed by hand.

What actually happened in pool 1036

Final scores for MatchPlay 9/14 pool 1036, Thu 5 Nov.
No	Match	Score
1	Fenerbahce v Liverpool	3-2
2	Aek v Real Madrid	2-3
3	SK Rapid Wien v St.poiten	0-3
4	Oxford United v Reading FC	2-0
5	Cardiff v West Ham	3-3
6	Wrexham v Middlesbrough	2-0
7	CD Badajoz v Tenerife CD
8	Psv v Club Brugge	1-2
9	Leipzig v Man City	2-3
10	Lens v Como	1-9
11	Slavia Praha v Arsenal	1-2
12	Porto v Napoli	4-1
13	Dortmund v Real Betis	2-1
14	Bristol City v Wolves	1-2

Those were the results. The next MatchPlay 9/14 pool is open. R50 free Paid link

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What 9/14 has actually paid

Is a perfect MatchPlay 9/14 ticket ever worth anything? Nobody else answers that, because they post one result and forget it. Here is every pool from Mon 8 Jun to Thu 5 Nov.

Pools won at 9/14: 27 of 36
Went unwon: 9
Typical payout when won: R515.20
Largest on file: R4,724

The largest was pool 1007 on Mon 20 Jul, where 1 ticket reached 9/14. Typical means the middle figure of every winning pool on file, not an average. One very large pool would drag an average away from what a normal week looks like.

Every MatchPlay 9/14 pool on file

36 pools, back to Mon 8 Jun. Tap any date for that card, its scores and what it paid.

Every MatchPlay 9/14 pool we have, newest first. Tap a date to see that card and its scores.
Date	Pool	Winners	Each won
Thu 5 Nov	1036	2 got 9 of 14	R493.10
Wed 4 Nov	1035	35 got 9 of 14	R69.50
Mon 2 Nov	1034	3 got 9 of 14	R956.30
Thu 29 Oct	1033	1 got 9 of 14	R1,071.60
Wed 28 Oct	1032	3 got 9 of 14	R709.30
Mon 26 Oct	1031	1 got 9 of 14	R2,572.90
Thu 22 Oct	1030	1 got 9 of 14	R1,048.60
Wed 21 Oct	1029	2 got 9 of 14	R986.30
Mon 19 Oct	1028	71 got 9 of 14	R36.10
Thu 15 Oct	1027	110 got 9 of 14	R44.40
Mon 12 Oct	1026	18 got 8 of 14	R119.20
Thu 8 Oct	1025	62 got 9 of 14	R38.40
Mon 5 Oct	1024	4 got 9 of 14	R515.20
Thu 1 Oct	1023	1 got 9 of 14	R2,828.70
Mon 28 Sep	1022	1 got 9 of 14	R2,368.10
Thu 24 Sep	1021	187 got 9 of 14	R21.10
Mon 21 Sep	1020	6 got 8 of 14	R358.70
Thu 17 Sep	1019	10 got 9 of 14	R214
Mon 14 Sep	1018	1 got 9 of 14	R3,705.80
Thu 10 Sep	1017	203 got 9 of 14	R40.20
Mon 7 Sep	1016	Nobody won	Nothing
Thu 3 Sep	1015	32 got 9 of 14	R72.30
Mon 31 Aug	1014	27 got 9 of 14	R131.20
Thu 27 Aug	1013	5 got 9 of 14	R560.40
Mon 24 Aug	1012	51 got 9 of 14	R211.10
Mon 17 Aug	1011	4 got 8 of 14	R979.10
Mon 10 Aug	1010	57 got 9 of 14	R180
Mon 3 Aug	1009	3 got 8 of 14	R1,071.10
Mon 27 Jul	1008	7 got 8 of 14	R388
Mon 20 Jul	1007	1 got 9 of 14	R4,724
Mon 13 Jul	1006	5 got 8 of 14	R470.70
Mon 6 Jul	1005	1 got 9 of 14	R3,028.20
Mon 29 Jun	1004	17 got 9 of 14	R248.60
Mon 22 Jun	1003	4 got 9 of 14	R1,691.70
Mon 15 Jun	1002	12 got 8 of 14	R195.70
Mon 8 Jun	1001	14 got 8 of 14	R110.80

Reading a payout line honestly

A dividend is what one winning ticket was paid in that pool. That is all it is. It is not a price you agreed, and you cannot plan on it. It says nothing about what the next pool will pay. The amount depends entirely on the size of that pot and on how many other tickets got to the same level. When the top level pays a large amount, it is usually because very few tickets got there.

Most tickets in every pool win nothing. If a pot climbs week after week rather than falling, that is the thing to look at, not the size of the last dividend.

This week's card is on MatchPlay 9/14 fixtures. The rules of the game are on how to play MatchPlay 9/14.

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MatchPlay 9/14 results and payouts FAQ

Which MatchPlay 9/14 levels pay a dividend?

8/14 and 9/14. That is read off 36 settled pools on file, not taken from a rule book. The amount at each level is different every pool. It depends on the size of the pot and on how many tickets got to that level.

What do the numbers in a winning combination mean?

4 is a home win, 2 is a draw and 1 is an away win. That was checked rather than assumed. Each symbol was lined up against the published score of the match in that spot, across 36 settled MatchPlay 9/14 pools. That is 493 comparisons, and all of them agreed. "All" appears where a match was voided. There every pick counts.

Why does a level sometimes show winning tickets but no amount?

Because the operator's feed carried no dividend for that level. This site prints what the operator published and never swaps in a figure of its own. So the level reads as not published rather than as a payout of nothing. The clearest case on file is a Soccer 13 pool where 74,613 tickets got ten correct. The net pool was over R1.4 million and the dividend field still read zero.

How far back do these MatchPlay 9/14 results go?

36 settled pools, from Monday 8 June 2026 to Thursday 5 November 2026. The operator's public feed returns only a recent window, not a full archive. So this page keeps every pool it has already seen, and the history grows each week instead of resetting.