It's Monday and it's Super14, so it's time to feature the Sport24 SuperBru Megapool leaderboard and pool leader.

With just under 2000 people having now signed up to play in the Sport24 SuperBru Megapool, this is a very competitive space indeed...

It was a tough prediction weekend with only 4.89% of the entire 70 000 people playing in the Super14 tournament calling the Reds to beat the Chiefs, and just over 18% getting the Cheetahs beating the Hurricanes prediction correct.

Wayne van der Merwe, better known as "Pitbull" to his SuperBru fans, got those wrong, and only pulled in one margin point, but his moderate haul of 4.5 points was enough to keep him at the top of the leaderboard.

Sport24 leaderboard after Round 4:

Pitbull - 33.50
Cecil - 32.50
BLOU BUL!!! - 31.50
Adriaanp - 31.50
Dags fm Doonan - 31.25
SuperPrit - 31.00
Mac - 30.75
Annie - 30.75
B-B - 30.50
Bulldozer - 30.50
CASSIUS - 30.50
Awb - 30.25
Buks - 30.25

So who is this Pitbull?

Name: Wayne Van Der Merwe
Pool(s): Men Vs Woman, Sport24, Wayne's Supa Rugger
Status: Veteran (8 tournaments)
Caps: 107 (lifetime non-default SuperBru picks made)
Supports: Bulls
Nationality: South Africa
Location: Barberton, South Africa
Vintage: 1986
School: Barberton High
Day job: IT Technician
SuperBru Honours: Pool Runner-Up, Wayne's World II, End of Year Tours 2009 [pool size: 8]

Pitbull’s performance in round four:

Cheetahs 28 – 12 Hurricanes (Pitbull’s prediction: Canes by 21)
Stormers 33 – 0 Highlanders (Pitbull’s prediction: Stormers by 14)
Waratahs 25 – 21 Sharks (Pitbull’s prediction: Waratahs by 19)
Crusaders 33 – 20 Blues (Pitbull’s prediction: Crusaders by 9)
Brumbies 24 – 13 Lions (Pitbull’s prediction: Brumbies by 18)
Chiefs 18 – 23 Reds (Pitbull’s prediction: Chiefs by 11)

For a total of 4.5 points!

Sport24 editor and former Western Province prop, Tank Lanning, also only managed a 4.5 point haul, and this sent him plummeting down to an unflattering 998th spot on the leaderboard. The big man is in desperate need of a big weekend …

Feel you have what it takes to give the likes of Pitbull and Tank a run for their money. CLICK HERE to join the Sport24 SuperBru Megapool.

And to conclude, a breakdown of the SuperBru Scoring system:

The fundamental goal of SuperBru is to score as many points as possible, by making as many accurate predictions as possible. Here's what you'll predict, and how points are allocated for those predictions:

What you must predict

For every game in the series, you must pick:
1) The game outcome (team 1 win, draw or team 2 win)
2) The margin of victory (i.e. score difference)

Points allocation

SuperBru features several different kinds of points …

Win Point - Scored by all players correctly predicting the game outcome. Values:
1.0 (league games)
2.0 (semi-finals)
3.0 (final)

Margin Point – Value of 0.5
Scored by every player whose margin prediction is within 5 points of the real margin, taking into account winning team

In the case of close games where the real margin is less than 5 points, players will qualify for a Margin Point if their prediction was for the incorrect team but within 5 points of the real margin. E.g. Player predicts Team A by 2 and Team B wins by 1 - player's prediction is within the 5 point range and a Margin Point is awarded. A Margin Point will not be awarded outside of this range. E.g. Player predicts Team A by 90, Team B wins by 84, no Margin Point is awarded.

Bonus Point – Value of 1.0    
The Bonus Point will appear in pools only and not on the Global Leaderboard because it is a relative point. It is scored by player(s) whose margin prediction(s) is/are the closest to the actual margin. Players must get the game outcome right in order to qualify. If more than one player qualifies, the point is split down to a minimum split of 0.25 pts per player:

1 qualifying player: 1pt
2 qualifying players: 0.5 pts each
3 qualifying players: 0.33 pts each
4 or more qualifying players: 0.25 pts each

If a player joins a pool after the first game of the season has been played, they will not qualify for Bonus Points in this pool for the games played prior to their joining.

Grand Slam Point - Value of 2.0    
During the round robin stage (i.e. not for semi-finals or final), if you predict all the winners correctly in a round, you will qualify for a Grand Slam Point. If you default on any game in the round in question, you will lose qualification for the GSP.