Edition one · Kumasi · closed 9 August 2026
Ghana’s bookmakers, numbered
Eight books carry a number in this edition and six do not. The number is a weighted average of five published criteria on a scale of 0 to 1000, and beside each one is the day this file records somebody reading the source behind it. Nothing here was measured by us and nothing pretends to have been.
The top five
The rule for a number A book earns a number when it publishes its welcome terms and pays inside two hours. Both, or it stays in the notes.
Opening an account through a link in this table may pay this publication. It changes nothing about the order: the standings are computed from the figures printed beside them, by a model set out in full, and the arithmetic runs before the commercial arrangement is looked at.
| No. | Bookmaker | Cedi Points | Paid out in | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Wiwi Casino scored on four of five criteria, 92% of the model | 820 | 5 minutes reported | Open |
| 2 | Betwinner scored on four of five criteria, 92% of the model | 780 | 20 minutes, an estimate rather than a reported figure | Open |
| 3 | MSport scored on four of five criteria, 92% of the model | 770 | 45 minutes reported | Open |
| 4 | SportyBet scored on four of five criteria, 92% of the model | 700 | 2 minutes reported | Open |
| 5 | Soccabet scored on four of five criteria, 92% of the model | 660 | 8 minutes reported | Open |
What the numbers leave out
Six bookmakers on file earn no number, and the shape of that list is the most useful thing in this edition. Four of them publish no welcome terms at all, one publishes terms and reports a withdrawal outside two hours, and one has left the market. In Ghana a bookmaker misses a numbered table because it runs no welcome offer, and hardly ever because it is slow to pay.
How old is a figure here
Eight of the fourteen records in this edition carry at least one day on which a source behind them was read, and the standings print it beside every name. The oldest capture under any number goes back to 7 September 2023, which is roughly 3 years before this edition closed, and it is printed rather than hidden.
What is in this edition
- 01 The standings All eight numbered books, the model that numbered them, and the day each figure was read.
- 02 The notes The six books with no number, each with the half of the rule it missed.
- 03 Football and sports What 175,100 searches a month are actually asking, and what this edition can answer.
- 04 Money in and out six rails, and the central bank ceiling that decides what a large win does next.
- 05 Aviator One game, one certified return, and why an operator cannot dial it down.
- 06 Offer codes Every welcome offer on file, and which of them any operator actually publishes.
- 07 The apps Which books are in a shop, which hand you a file, and which have no app at all.
- 08 The almanac The standing explainers, each dated, each about something that holds still.
- 09 Lotto results 678,200 searches a month, and the page that says this edition carries none of it.
What Ghana is searching for, and what this edition answers
Of 929,440 searches a month across everything researched for this market, 73% is lottery results and predictions, 19% is sports betting and 4% is casino and Aviator. The largest of those three is the one this publication does not carry: there is no results feed here, and a results table with nothing behind it is a wrong answer to a question about somebody's ticket.
Before you read the table
- What is this?
- A numbered almanac of Ghanaian bookmakers, kept from Kumasi. Every book that satisfies one stated rule gets a number, everything that does not gets a note saying why, and every figure carries the day the source behind it was read. This is edition one, closed 9 August 2026.
- Who decides the order?
- Five weighted criteria, published in full, computed from facts each bookmaker publishes about itself. The heaviest is getting paid at 36% and the second is the welcome terms at 30%. Nobody here writes a verdict and no verdict is scored.
- Have you tested these bookmakers yourselves?
- No account has been opened, no money moved and no withdrawal timed. Every speed on this site is a figure the operator or a reported source publishes, and each record says which. An almanac that claimed otherwise would be selling the one thing it cannot afford to lose.
- Is the legal gambling age in Ghana 18?
- Yes, 18 throughout the country, and the regulator is the Gaming Commission of Ghana. Ghana has no national gambling helpline: what exists instead is deposit limits and self-exclusion at the operator, and the Commission’s own complaints route. That is set out on the responsible gambling page.