Hamabet is one of the newest entrants to the African gambling industry. The company has been established just two years ago, but they have already built an excellent fanbase of Nigerian punters due to its amazing bonuses and great betting coverage. Hamabet belongs to Hammerbets Ltd, which are licensed and regulated by the National Lottery regulatory Commission Abuja, Nigeria under License number 00000248.
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Hamabet is one of the newest entrants to the African gambling industry. The company has been established just two years ago, but they have already built an excellent fanbase of Nigerian punters due to its amazing bonuses and great betting coverage. Hamabet belongs to Hammerbets Ltd, which are licensed and regulated by the National Lottery Regulatory Commission Abuja, Nigeria under License number 00000248.
In addition to the range of betting markets on offer at Hamabet, there are also a number of promotions and bonuses available for both new and existing customers.
In order to be eligible for this welcome bonus, you need to open an account at Hamabet, make a first deposit and you will receive a 100% matched bonus up to N25,000.
The Welcome Bonus is available only for new customers. Bets on this promo must be placed with odds of at least 1.6. The deposit and bonus amount must be turned over at least six (6) times on settled sports bets. After the 6th rollover, the winnings from the Welcome Bonus are withdrawable.
Hamabet General Rules, Terms and Conditions apply.
The website theme is pleasant to the eye, with a colour scheme of dark, blue, green and white. The middle section of the page displays the Top Live events and the Last Minute events. The most important events running at the moment can be found on the left-hand side of the page, along with the Sports menu and some additional features such as Results, Live Calendar, Live Scores and Statistics. The Bet Slip and the Ticket Checker features can be found on the right-hand side of the page.
There is a strong focus on soccer betting at Hamabet, but unfortunately, the sports coverage is pretty limited. The In-play betting is also limited, with markets predominantly on soccer, tennis and basketball.
There is no mobile app, but the mobile version of the website is user-friendly and it is very easy to navigate. This means that you don’t need a specific mobile system in order to access the mobile version of the website.
Hamabet doesn’t provide a variety of payment methods, but the positive fact is that all the banking options available are safe and secure. The supported payment options include Quickteller, PayStack, WebPay. In addition, you can use a bank transfer feature to add money to your account. The following banks are currently supported: First Bank, Fidelity, GTBank and Zenith.
Please note that when making Hamabet payments, you must deposit a minimum of N50 to the account and there is a maximum payout of N10 million per shop.
The Hamabet website it’s easy to use and the mobile version allows punters to place bets on the go with ease. However, there are a couple of things that Hamabet needs to improve if they want to bring more customers in. Their market coverage and the payment methods are limited. Live betting also lacks events, but they do have great customer support.