Bet types
Singles cover one outcome. Accumulators multiply several selections and need all of them to win. System bets build smaller accumulators from your picks so that some can lose. Chain bets run singles one after another from the same bank.
Accumulators pay more and win less often. Three picks at 1.50 give about 3.38 combined, yet the chance of all three landing is far lower than for any one of them. Keep the number of legs small unless you are clearing the bonus, where three is the minimum.
Live betting and cash-out
Thousands of events a month are available in-play. The live console shows the score, the clock and the main markets on one screen, with a tracker or stream a tap away for selected events. Markets are suspended briefly around goals and key points, and prices that have just moved are highlighted.
Cash-out settles a bet early at the bookmaker's price. It can lock in a profit or cut a loss, but the offer always includes a margin, so it is a convenience rather than free value.
Odds and limits
Prices on major football, tennis and basketball events are competitive. Smaller sports carry wider margins. Minimum stakes are a few dalasi, and maximums depend on the sport and the size of the event. Compare the price with another bookmaker before a larger bet; small differences add up over a season.
Betting questions
Answers about placing and settling bets.
What is the minimum stake?
A few dalasi, shown in the bet slip when you enter an amount.
Is cash-out available on every bet?
No. Many pre-match and live bets support it, but not all, and it is paused while a market is suspended.
How are accumulator odds calculated?
The odds of each selection are multiplied together. One losing selection settles the whole bet as lost.
What if a match is postponed?
In most sports the bet is void and the stake returned if the event is not played within the period in the rules.