How we rate crypto betting sites
Our list puts Nigerian-licensed sites first and then orders each group by how clear, how complete and how safe the crypto side looks from the sources we can read. Here is every rule, including when we leave a field empty.
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Rule one: the licence decides the group
A site enters the "licensed in Nigeria" group only if its brand or company is on a Nigerian state register we can read, such as the Lagos list. Every other site is "offshore", whatever its marketing says. A licence reported in the press but missing from the register stays a note, not a badge: that is why BC.Game is in the offshore group.
Rule two: what moves a site up inside its group
| What we look at | Why it matters | Where we read it |
|---|---|---|
| Licence stated clearly | someone to complain to | site footer, terms, regulator lists |
| Coins named | you can plan the deposit | cashier pages, reviews that name coins |
| USDT on a cheap network | the usual route from Nigeria | cashier pages, reviews |
| Payout notes | how money comes back | terms, reviews |
| Honest KYC wording | no surprises at the first withdrawal | terms, help centre |
| Facts that agree | fewer unknowns | at least two sources |
Bonus size does not move a site up. A large offer with hard rules can cost more than it gives.
Rule three: two sources or "not confirmed"
A number goes into a card only if the site states it or two independent sources agree. If sources differ, we print the range ("22 to 45 coins") or the disagreement ("sources differ"). If nothing reliable exists, the field says "Not confirmed". We would rather show a gap than a guess.
Rule four: warnings stay visible
When something serious is reported, such as a licence given up after a court ruling over player funds, it goes on the card and the review in red, not in the small print.
What we do not do
- We do not take bets or hold coins.
- We have no partner links on this site: the Get bonus and Visit buttons do nothing.
- We do not test sites with deposits or claim to have done so. Our facts come from the sites' own pages, public registers and published reviews.
- We do not list brands named illegal by Nigerian regulators. See blocked sites.
Questions about our method
Why is a site with fewer coins above one with more?
Coins are one factor. A clearer licence, clearer rules or better-agreed facts can outweigh them.
Do sites pay to be listed?
No. There are no partner links on this site.
How do you know a site's coin list?
From its cashier pages where we can open them, and from reviews that name the coins. Where a review only gives a count, we say so.
Can I suggest a correction?
Yes, through the contact page, with a link to the source.