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Five Things Ole Markets Does Differently

If you have been betting in Nigeria for any length of time, you already know what annoys you. The cash out freezes when you need it, the bonus can never be withdrawn, your winnings come to you in bits, and the stake limits appear as soon as you start winning.
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Ole Markets was built around that list. Here is how it compares.

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Ole Markets

What you are used to

Cash out during a penalty or a VAR check

Stays open

Suspended until the incident is settled

The cash out price

Holds steady and fair.

Reduced multiple times while you are trying to accept it

Comeback credit after a losing streak

A consolation credit, with plain conditions attached

Usually nothing comes back

Withdrawals

Everything you win, on the same day

Daily caps, released over several days

Winning consistently

Your stake stays where you set it

Stake limits come down

These are complaints Nigerian punters have carried for years without much changing. Competing on them directly is the kind of move the rest of the market has to answer, and how quickly they answer it will say a good deal about how much of that list was ever necessary. 

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