Waziri Super Cup: 1xBet sponsors charity sports tournament in Webuye

Also, as part of the tournament, 1xBet allocated funds to support the needy and helped to provide jobs for 24 people.

In Summary
  • The reliable bookmaker company 1xBet became the sports festival's general sponsor and helped the low-income population.
  • The Waziri Super Cup, a charity tournament with a 200,000 KES total prize pool, was held from December 26 to 31 in Webuye, Bungoma county.

The Waziri Super Cup, a charity tournament with a Sh200,000 total prize pool, was held from December 26 to 31 in Webuye, Bungoma county.

The reliable bookmaker company 1xBet became the sports festival's general sponsor and helped the low-income population.

24 teams competed in the three most popular sports - football, basketball, and rugby.

Also, as part of the tournament, 1xBet allocated funds to support the needy and helped to provide jobs for 24 people. “We opened a car wash and provided jobs for 24 guys, fed 3,000 families, bought bread and water for all the quarterfinalists, and donated hygiene kits to1,500 girls.

Thanks for the help in organizing the Waziri Super Cup and implementing our social project - the Webuye residents will never forget this!” Salim Waziri, founder of the tournament, spoke about the work done.

The final matches attracted over 4,000 spectators and were held in an atmosphere worthy of Kenya's main sporting events. The participants and fans received unforgettable emotions from the afterparty and road show after the competition and celebrated the New Year on the football pitch.

It is symbolic that 24 people who got jobs at the car wash were captains of the squads taking part in the tournament. Workers will be changed every 3 months, so all team members can provide for themselves and their families.

“We are pleased that the Waziri Super Cup has become a real sports festival and fulfilled an important social mission. 1xBet will continue to support Kenya's ambitious sports strategy and focus on projects for low-income people. We hope that our initiative will become an example for other companies,” said the 1xBet director, Brian Kyengo Hillary.

It should be noted that both amateurs and professional players took part in the tournament. The Finnish HFK Helsinki defender, Сollins Ichenje, reached the quarterfinals with Muslim, while Malaha FC featured Victor, who plays for Ulinzi Stars from the Kenya Premier League finished in 3rd place after losing out in the semi-finals.

The prizes and the total Sh200,000 prize pool was distributed as follows:

Football:

1st place and Sh50,000 - Compel FC

2nd place and Sh30,000 - West Indies

3rd place and Sh20,000 - Malaha FC

Rugby:

1st place and Sh25,000 - Webuye RFC

2nd place and Sh15,000 - Buffaloes

3rd place and Sh10,000 - Milo RFC

Basketball:

1st place and Sh25,000 - Chetambe Bulls

2nd place and Sh15,000 - Warriors

3rd place and Sh10,000 - Lakers

The tournament guests and participants were once again convinced that 1xBet is a socially responsible company that systematically invests in Kenya and the entire African continent's development.

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