About Africa Betting World

Africa Betting World is written for people who bet from a phone and fund the account from a mobile wallet. It sits at africabettingworld.com, in English, with a French set of pages for Cameroon.

Built around the slip, not the banner

A bonus banner shows the biggest number the bookmaker can print. What a punter keeps depends on smaller lines: the rollover, the odds floor, the excise on the deposit, the withholding tax on the payout. The country pages put those lines next to each other, so two offers can be read side by side.

The payout calculator on each country page runs one winning ticket through that country's rules and shows each deduction as a wallet message.

A pattern for every country

Each country has its own printed cloth, drawn in the colours of its flag. You can tell Kenya from Ghana before reading a word.

Under each country page sit narrower pages on what people there search for: Aviator, betting apps, casino games, free bets or a particular wallet.

Sources behind the figures

Offer terms are taken from each bookmaker's promotion page for that market. Licence numbers come from regulators' registers where one is published, and tax rates come from finance acts and revenue notices. The page that uses a figure links to where it came from.

The jackpot boxes read the jackpots Betika, SportPesa and SportyBet publish. The fixture boxes combine API-Football predictions with 1xBet prices. Every box prints the time of its last refresh.

Your account lives with the bookmaker

There is no sign-up on Africa Betting World. Deposits, bets, identity checks and withdrawals all happen on the bookmaker's site. A payout problem goes to the bookmaker's support first, then to the regulator named on your country page.

Who pays for the site

Bookmakers pay Africa Betting World when someone opens an account through one of its buttons. The affiliate disclosure marks out those links. Mail for the site goes to [email protected].