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SportyBet Nigeria review

5 of 12 points · Fair pick

Visit SportyBet Nigeria

SportyBet is the most open of the local brands about its licences and the only one here that lists card and bank payments. For slots it is a sportsbook with a casino attached, not a slot site.

Worth it for
  • → Visa, Mastercard and Verve cards accepted
  • → Nigerian bank payments listed
  • → Lagos and NLRC licences stated on its own site
The catch
  • → Slots are a side section, not the focus
  • → No game count or minimum deposit published
  • → Licence numbers on older pages differ from the register

Paying in and out

The listing names card payments (Visa, Mastercard and Verve) and Nigerian bank payments. No minimum deposit is on file, so check it in the cashier before you pay in.

The games

Football and live betting lead, and a casino section sits alongside them. The listing gives no game count or studio list, so we cannot tell you how deep the slot side goes.

Before you claim

No welcome offer is on file, and the current bonus terms could not be confirmed from the operator's pages. Read the wagering on the live site before you take anything.

About SportyBet Nigeria

SportyBet Nigeria is run by Marawin Limited, which the Lagos State Lotteries and Gaming Authority register lists under the Sportybet trade name for online sports betting and online casino. The operator's own site cites licences from the Lagos state board and the National Lottery Regulatory Commission, and carries a 2018 copyright line. It is aimed at players in Nigeria only.

How it scored

CheckFrom its listingPoints
Payments2 payment methods listed1/3
SlotsSportsbook1/3
RegionsNigeria, Not aimed at players outside Nigeria1/3
Ratings4.3 expert2/3

The facts on file

TypeSportsbook
LicenceLagos State Lotteries and Gaming Authority (LSLGA), National Lottery Regulatory Commission (NLRC)
Since2018
Payment methodsCard payments (Visa, Mastercard, Verve), Nigerian bank payments
Takes players fromNigeria, Not aimed at players outside Nigeria