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Bookmaker directory

The figures below decide whether you can actually get your money in and out of a bookmaker: minimum deposit, how long a withdrawal takes, what the welcome offer really requires, and which regulator holds the licence. Every one links to the official page it came from — check any of them yourself.

How to read this. Alphabetical, not ranked. Where a figure could not be confirmed from an official source we print Not verified rather than an estimate. We have no commercial relationship with any bookmaker listed here; if that ever changes, any paid placement will be labelled as an ad on the page it appears. 18+.
BookmakerMin depositWithdrawalWelcome offerLicence
Bet9jaN100Up to 24 hours, actioned during banking hours only——Full profile →
SportyBet Nigeria—InstantWelcome Rewards — free gifts up to N10,000 for casino playNLRC licence 0001014Full profile →
BangBetN200——NLRC licence 0001033Full profile →
Mozzart Bet Nigeria————Full profile →
Betway NigeriaN100——Lagos State licence 003504 (Digi Bay Limited)Full profile →

5 of 5 profiles carry at least one officially sourced figure. Verified 2026-09-25.

Awaiting verification

These operators are in the market but are deliberately not listed above: we could not read the figures from an official page ourselves. They appear here rather than in the table so that the omission is visible rather than silent.

The regulator, in its own words

The rules that actually protect you are set by the regulator, not by the bookmaker. These are the parts we could confirm on the authority's own website.

Who regulates betting here
FCT Lottery Regulation Office (for the Federal Capital Territory); state gaming authorities elsewhereSource: lro.abj.gov.ng/sports-betting-permit
How to complain
Complaints are handled through the FCT Lottery Regulation Office's published complaint portalSource: lro.abj.gov.ng/complaint-portal

Moving money: what the rails actually allow

Most failed deposits are not the bookmaker's fault — they are the payment rail's daily limit. These are the published limits and rules from the infrastructure itself.

instant_transfers
Bank transfers in Nigeria ride on NIBSS Instant Payment (NIP): account-number based and real-time. The maximum value per transaction is set per financial institution in line with CBN guidelines, and each participant must also comply with the regulation on transaction limits.Source: nibss-plc.com.ng/nibss-instant-payment
wallet_limits
Moniepoint personal account tiers: Level 1 sends ₦50,000 per transaction and ₦300,000 a day; Level 2 ₦100,000 and ₦500,000; Level 3 ₦5,000,000 per debit and ₦25,000,000 a day; Level 4 ₦10,000,000 and ₦25,000,000; Level 5 ₦100,000,000 per debit.Source: moniepoint.com/blog/transaction-limits-in-nigeria-2026

How we verify

Three rules decide what appears on this site.

Official sources only

Figures come from the bookmaker's own terms, help pages and licence line, or from the regulator. Community posts, screenshots and other comparison sites are not treated as evidence.

Every claim is traceable

Each row links to the exact page the figure was read from, so you can open it and confirm it yourself in one click.

Silence beats guessing

If we cannot confirm something, the page says "Not verified". We would rather show you a gap than a plausible number nobody can check.

Questions

How many bookmakers does NaijaOdds compare?

We publish 5 bookmaker profiles. Every factual field carries the official source it came from and the date we checked it (2026-09-25). Where we could not confirm a figure from an official source we say so instead of estimating it.

How is this list ordered?

Alphabetically. It is not a ranking — there is no paid placement and no commercial relationship with any bookmaker listed.

Where do the figures come from?

The bookmakers' own published terms, help pages and licence details, plus the regulator where available. Each row on a profile page links to the page it came from so you can check it yourself.

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