Fast rising sports betting company, BetBaba, has stormed Nigeria to compete with already existing competitors with the new entrant also saying that it is here to stay.

This was made known by some of the company’s directors at the unveiling of the outfit at the Federal Palace Hotel & Casino, Victoria Island, Lagos on Friday, October 20, 2023.

One World Unity Projects Ltd, operating under the commercial name (BetBaba) is a gaming company founded in 2023 that offers a wide array of sports-betting, and virtual games primarily to the Nigerian market.

Beyond just a betting platform, Betbaba stands out among competitors through its commitment towards the Nigerian sports industry by supporting sporting initiatives as well as grassroots talents in the country.

BetBaba which is the newest entrant into Nigeria’s sports betting space has promised a unique transformation and new innovations to give Nigerians a truly wonderful betting experience.

This much was disclosed by the company’s Business Development Manager, Francis Ifie who spoke on why BetBaba offer something entirely different and why sports betting have become a lucrative business globally.

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At the same time, BetBaba takes responsibility for its customers by providing support and tools for maintenance of a secure and entertaining environment taking into account the associated risks.

BetBaba has a cash out feature which gives sports bettors more control over their bets and gives them the opportunity to take a return before an event has finished, even if their bet goes on to lose.

“You can cash out a bet fully or partially. You can choose to Cash Out your bet at any time and take the potential winnings on offer,” Ifie said.

“If you choose to Cash Out, the amount offered will be settled and the final result relating to your bet will have no impact on the amount returned to your account.

“The amount offered will depend on the performance of your selection(s) and may be higher or lower than your original stake enabling you to guarantee a profit or minimise a potential loss’.