Bet365 Announces Its Launch in Ghana as the World Cup Starts
bet365, the world’s largest online sports betting and gaming company, has announced that from the start of the football World Cup last weekend the operator has been active in the country of Ghana.
The betting operator sees Ghana as an ideal first step for the company as it increases its footprint in the African region. Players who sign up to join bet365 will expect to receive welcome bonuses and offers. As well as ongoing promotions and features.
bet365 also boasts it has the biggest selection of sports games to bet on and the operator also has vibrant in-play markets on many sporting events.
Players can now enjoy one of the benefits of bet365 which is the number of live sports available on the site. It covers more than 75 sports and over 600,000 live-stream sports events including its soccer offering from the Spanish La Liga and the German Bundesliga.
Plus the gaming operator streams the major US sports from the NBA, NFL, NHL, and baseball. Giving players the opportunity to watch top-level sports and wager on the outcome as well.
We are delighted to announce the launch of a dedicated bet365 website for customers in Ghana. In a country with such a passion for sports, particularly football, we are excited to provide an unrivalled sports betting experience, with a key focus on both localized and international markets. It was our preferred location for our first launch into Africa, as one of the most highly regulated, and highly regarded betting markets on the continent. With the World Cup underway, we’re thrilled to deliver our In-Play product as well as a portfolio of tournament promotions for new and eligible customers across the country.
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