10bet announces new offering in Africa via recent partnerships

Top-rated sports betting and casino brand 10bet is now available in Africa, after several partnership deals were signed within new markets. The operator has new local partnerships and will sponsor professional football teams, showcasing just how committed it is to developing the industry in the area.

Entering Four Markets

10bet is officially live in four different markets: featuring services in Zambia, Ghana, the Democratic Republic of Congo, and Tanzania. Bettors in these countries can now access advanced sports betting services from advanced operators on mobile, SMS, and USSD.

The brand understands just how dedicated sports fans in Africa are to their teams. Football fans are a hearty bunch that truly enjoy the game. On top of the betting experience, sports fans really enjoy the games and want to watch all the action.

Because of the fan’s interest, 10bet decided to invest in African football by signing sponsorship deals with several clubs. 10bet now works with the Talanta FC, Aduana Stars, Dodoma Jiji FC, Red Arrows, Daring Club Motema Pembe, and Enyimba.

Focused on Improving Football and Ghana Services

For 10bet, the company is focused on improving the standard of football within Africa. Part of this involves team sponsorship and offering quality betting services for fans. Every territory is a focus of the brand, but Ghana is highlighted. The area is leading the country when it comes to internet and mobile growth, so the brand can truly blossom here.

The market is also already saturated with operators. To stand out, 10bet has decided to partner with local stakeholders and will use its experience to disrupt the market. It hopes to be a driving force in the football world and offer the best options for its bettors when it comes to odds and data.

In the next few months, 10bet will launch in two more countries and there are other projects in the works as well. The operator has estimated that it will be live in 12 countries within the next year to a year and a half.

Arthur Perry, the CEO of 10bet Africa, commented on the new launch by stating: “It took us years of planning, adapting and developing our strategy for Africa, but we’re very happy that we’re finally able to roll out our offering across several African countries and deliver quality online gaming and excitement to bettors there.

“We are extremely confident in our ability to bring a premium experience to every bettor across all our active territories in Africa and will continue to improve our provision to overcome technological, regulatory, and localization challenges to achieve this.”