Afribet is a sportsbook and retail betting-shop chain run by Slipknot Investment 48 (Pty) Ltd under a North West Gambling Board licence. Money moves by EFT, card, voucher or cash, and withdrawals can go out through Instant EFT using South Africa’s PayShap real-time payment rail.
What Stands Out
- We read 18 distinct in-scope market types on a single English Premier League fixture: 1X2, Over/Under goals lines, both teams to score, first and second half results and totals, first team to score and double chance among them.
- Betway Premiership fixtures on Afribet carry only two markets, the match result and double chance, well short of the depth on Afribet’s own European football coverage.
- Runs physical betting shops alongside the online site, with retail withdrawals capped at R3,000 and available Monday to Saturday.
- Instant EFT withdrawals through PayShap pay out R200 to R5,000 per transaction during office hours; other withdrawals go through a risk review that can take up to five business days.
Deposits and Withdrawals
Afribet’s own terms name EFT, cash, voucher and card as accepted deposit methods, though no general minimum deposit figure is published. Withdrawals only come from winnings, never straight from a deposit balance, and Afribet’s terms note a 30-day waiting period applies to any request to withdraw a deposit itself. Instant EFT through PayShap and Instant Money/FNB eWallet withdrawals cap out at R3,000 to R5,000 depending on the method; identity verification is checked before a withdrawal is approved, and Afribet’s Risk Department review can take up to five business days.
Odds and Markets
On the competitions OddsBash tracks, Afribet runs on the AdvBet distributor platform, the same backend behind several other South African sportsbooks in our coverage.
A single fixture can carry1X2, Over/Under goals on every line from 0.5 to 5.5, both teams to score, half-time results and totals, first team to score and double chance, though market depth varies by competition. The margin and coverage figures above are measured from odds Afribet actually published, and they refresh with every read.
Good to Know
- Afribet also runs a casino, an Aviator-style crash game, Lucky Numbers, BetGames, horse racing and dog racing. OddsBash measures the sportsbook only.
- The North West Gambling Board licence is registered to an address in Mahikeng; Afribet’s own retail locations are listed separately.