All eleven SoccerShop retail branches across three provinces — addresses, phone numbers, locations and what each shop offers in store.
Visit the official SoccerShop site Browse the guideSoccerShop's eleven branches across Gauteng, Mpumalanga and the Eastern Cape are the physical backbone of the brand — and they stayed open under the SoccerShop name even after the online product became ReadySetBet in 2026. Below is the full catalogue: every branch with its address, contact details and a practical description of what to expect in store.
The Cosmo City branch serves the fast-growing township corridor north-west of Randburg, anchored in the Cosmo Junction shopping node on South Africa Drive. It was one of the network's highest-traffic shops thanks to its position on the taxi route between Diepsloot, Kya Sand and Randburg. Facilities follow the standard SoccerShop layout: odds screens for soccer and racing, over-the-counter betting on all sports, Lucky Numbers terminals, voucher sales for 1Voucher, Blu and OTT, and assisted deposits and withdrawals for online accounts. Regulars value the long trading hours through weekend fixture lists, and staff are known for helping first-time online customers complete FICA from the branch tablets.
The Johannesburg CBD shop sits at Africa City on Eloff Street, corner Jeppe — the traditional betting heart of the city, a short walk from Park Station and the Noord Street taxi rank. Being first-floor premises, it draws office workers at lunch and commuters in the evening peak. The branch handles the full retail menu: soccer and horse-racing wagers, lotto-style Lucky Numbers, account top-ups and cash payouts for online winners, plus prepaid voucher sales. Its central location also made it the network's de facto helpdesk walk-in for account verification problems.
The Bree Street shop extended the brand's footprint west through the city bowl along one of Johannesburg's busiest commuter arteries. Positioned between the taxi ranks of the inner city and the Fordsburg retail strip, it serves a walk-in trade of taxi-industry regulars, market traders and students from the nearby campuses. Standard services apply: counter betting on sports and racing, Lucky Numbers, voucher PIN sales, and over-the-counter withdrawal assistance for verified online accounts. Because unit numbers in the CBD change as buildings are refurbished, confirm the exact entrance with the call centre before a first visit.
Kempton Park's branch on Pretorius Street sits minutes from the Gautrain station and the OR Tambo airport industrial belt, making it the network's most aviation-adjacent shop — a steady stream of airport staff and logistics workers pass through on shift changes. The shop covers the full retail product: soccer multiples, SA and international racing, Lucky Numbers draws and voucher sales, with assisted online-account services at the counter. Its east-Rand location also made it a convenient payout point for bettors from Tembisa and Edenvale.
The Kew branch holds a long strip of Louis Botha Avenue at the corner of 12th Street, on the busy eastern artery linking Alexandra, Wynberg and Bramley. This is one of the older LM Bookmaker-era locations, and its staff have deep racing knowledge accumulated over decades of form-guide counter service. Beyond racing, the shop offers full sports betting, Lucky Numbers and voucher sales, and it doubles as a community landmark — locals describe directions in relation to it.
Roodepoort's shop occupies a double unit at The Bridge Centre on Springhaas Road in Weltevreden Park, on the suburban west rand strip between the N1 and Ontdekkers Road. The double-fronted layout gives it one of the larger customer areas in the network, with room for multiple odds screens and a queue-friendly counter at weekend soccer peaks. Full retail betting, Lucky Numbers, voucher sales and online-account assistance are all available, with free on-site parking rare for the network.
The Randburg shop anchors the network's presence in the north-western suburbs, serving the retail nodes around Randburg's taxi rank and the surrounding suburbs of Ferndale, Blairgowrie and Bordeaux. As with most suburban branches it runs the standard menu — counter soccer and racing bets, Lucky Numbers, voucher sales and assisted online-account transactions — with the friendly, form-guide-first culture that characterised the retail division. Confirm the current unit address with the call centre, as CBD shop numbers occasionally change.
Malvern's branch covers the Germiston south belt, a dense residential and industrial patch between the N3 and the mainline railway. Its trade mixes factory-shift bettors, taxi-rank regulars and retired racing men, and the shop accordingly keeps one of the stronger racing form sections in the network alongside the standard soccer-led product. Lucky Numbers, vouchers and counter payouts for online accounts are all available. Parking is street-side; the shop sits a short walk from the Malvern taxi routes.
The Vosloorus branch trades from the Vosloorus Crossing shopping centre at the corner of Bierman and Briekfield roads, anchoring the network's presence in the far east rand township belt. Mall premises mean secure parking, long retail hours and weekend foot traffic from the centre's grocery anchors. Services follow the flagship standard: full counter betting across sports and racing, Lucky Numbers terminals, voucher PIN sales and assisted deposits and withdrawals. For many Vosloorus regulars this shop was their first introduction to online betting, with staff walking them through registration and FICA.
Delmas is the brand's spiritual home: the operating company's registered premises sit at Willow Corner Shopping Centre, where this branch trades. Delmas gave the network its Mpumalanga footprint and its small-town service character — the staff know regulars by name, and the shop functions as much as a community institution as a betting outlet. Full retail services apply, and the branch occasionally assists head-office functions during busy racing festivals. Its position on the N17 corridor between Springs and eMalahleni draws passing trade as well as locals.
The Queenstown shop — in the town officially renamed Komani but still universally called Queenstown — occupies Peoples Place on Victoria Road, the main commercial street. It is the flagship of the Eastern Cape footprint and the easternmost branch of the network, serving a wide farming-district catchment where a trip to town often includes a stop at the bookie. Racing culture runs deep here, and the branch maintains a strong form-guide library alongside soccer multiples, Lucky Numbers and the standard voucher and account services.
The full SoccerShop story: LM Bookmaker roots from 1995, the 2011 retail launch, the 2015 online platform and the 2026 move of the online brand to ReadySetBet.
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