BetCorrect Launches Social Gaming Campaign in Lagos

BetCorrect initiated a social gaming campaign across five communities in Lagos—Iyana-Ipaja, Agege, Mushin, Oshodi, and Ikeja—to engage bettors and collect unscripted feedback on its platform. The campaign involved demonstrations at bus stops, viewing centres, and kiosks.

One notable feature allows users to view other bettors' wagers directly, eliminating the need for sharing screenshots in Telegram groups. Tobi, a 21-year-old bettor, praised this feature for its authenticity, while Chidinma, a 24-year-old university student, appreciated the ability to follow bettors and track their results.

The campaign also highlighted a follow feature that resonated with younger bettors, particularly in Oshodi and Mushin. The peer-to-peer betting feature, allowing users to challenge each other without a bookmaker, garnered enthusiastic responses, especially in Ikeja's Computer Village.

Bettors like Jate and Chioma expressed excitement about settling disputes directly through this feature.