With Multi-Play, you can bet on all three outcomes for any of the 13 fixtures on the list – that bet is known as a triple. So yes, if you do that then you are guaranteed to have predicted the correct outcome for that particular match.
However, the way the bets are calculated means that the cost of Multi-Play bets increases quickly. That’s because you bet on every possible combination of outcomes on your betslip. So, for example, if you play one triple (mark all three possible outcomes for one match) and standard single bets for the 12 other fixtures, you would pay for three boards, as there are three possible combinations of your chosen outcomes:
Board 1: One home win + your chosen outcomes for the 12 other matches
Board 2: One draw + your chosen outcomes for the 12 other matches
Board 3: One away win + your chosen outcomes for the 12 other matches
There are more than 1.5 million possible combinations of home/draw/away across 13 fixtures, so if you wanted to play a triple on every match on the list, you would need to pay for over 1.5 million boards.
At R2 per board, that would mean spending R3 million on your bet, which is obviously unrealistic. You can only spend a maximum of R2,000 on each betslip anyway, so even if you were willing to pay for 13 triples, you would not be able to.