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Hello Real bettors,

To become a mini bookmaker with Realbet Nigeria, you’ll need to leverage their platform’s betting exchange feature and join their partnership program. Realbet Nigeria, licensed by the National Lottery Regulatory Commission and operated by Toledote Consulting Nigeria Limited, allows individuals with betting experience to earn income by acting as mini bookmakers. Here’s how you can get started:
  1. Understand the Mini Bookmaker Role
    As a mini bookmaker, you’ll use Realbet’s betting exchange to buy bets placed by other users, essentially taking the opposite side of their wagers. For example, if someone bets on a team to win, you’d bet against that outcome. You profit if the bets you buy lose, making it a peer-to-peer system where you act like the “house” for those specific wagers.
  2. Check Your Eligibility
    • Experience: You should have prior knowledge of sports betting, especially how odds and exchanges work.
    • Capital: You’ll need enough funds to cover the bets you take on, as you’re liable for payouts if the bettor wins. The minimum isn’t publicly specified, but it’s wise to start with an amount you can afford to risk.
    • Age: You must be at least 18, per Realbet’s terms.
  3. Register on Realbet Nigeria
    • Go to realbet.ng and sign up for an account.
    • Provide necessary details (e.g., name, phone number, email) and complete any verification steps required to activate your account.
  4. Join the Partnership Program
    • Realbet promotes a partnership model for earning income, which includes the mini bookmaker option. After registering, look for a “Partnership” or “Become a Partner” section on their website.
    • If you can’t find specific details, contact their customer support through the site (likely via live chat, email, or phone) to ask about the mini bookmaker application process. They may have a dedicated onboarding step for this role.
  5. Deposit Funds
    • Add money to your Realbet account using available payment methods (e.g., bank cards, mobile money—common in Nigeria).
    • Ensure you have sufficient balance to start buying bets on the exchange. Start small to test the waters.
  6. Use the Betting Exchange
    • Realbet offers both a sportsbook and a betting exchange. Focus on the exchange, where you can review bets placed by others, decide which ones to buy, and set your stake.
    • For instance, if a user backs Manchester United to win at 2.0 odds with a ₦1,000 stake, you’d take the lay side (betting they don’t win) and risk ₦1,000 to potentially win their stake. Learn the interface to manage this effectively.
  7. Manage Risk and Profit
    • Start with low-stake bets to familiarize yourself with the system.
    • Your profit comes from winning the bettor’s stake when their prediction fails, though Realbet may take a small commission.
  8. Scale Up Gradually
    • As you gain confidence, increase your activity by taking on more bets or higher stakes, depending on your funds and strategy.
Practical Steps to Begin
  • Visit realbet.ng and create an account.
  • Explore the site for partnership info or reach out to support with a message like: “I’m interested in becoming a mini bookmaker. What are the steps?”
  • Fund your account and dive into the betting exchange once approved.
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