Stephenmoka4:
I say, this guys will always make terms and conditions favor them. Someone won N100k with N100, Nairabet said that the odds of one of the events isn't correct hence voiding all. Mel bet own said, they have the right to terminate, limit or cancel winning without notice. I just smiled and said, all this ones are looking for a way people can sue them.

Just win small and stay low key, don't draw attention too much.

I think you also have to be careful about the guy who started this thread. He is a well known scammer here on Nairaland. He scammed my friend a few years ago. He starts threads like this to solicit some kind of trust from people, and then before you know it...

I have been following his various monikers on nairaland, the guy is pure thief.

Check out this thread of people he scammed.

https://www.nairaland.com/1959641/astrosport-betting-scam-theodore-ojogan




I am always very suspicious of people with stories like this, there is no real allegation to this his story, all he is saying is that they are slow to pay him? Anyway, beware of the guy, he is a thief.

Chukason1:
Megabet has the worst interface ever ... Esp the app ... Haven't been able to login and it hangs like mad ....

If you have a shit phone, you can use their lite mobile website - http://wap.megabet.ng

soloqy:


I saw the quickteller option. No I dont want to be charged any amount by quickteller for using it.

The bank account option does not have GTBank listed. I use Gtbank.

I will look at the GTBANK app option and get back ..

Then use the GTBank options - https://www.megabet.ng/#/promos/?slug=all&news=152130

*737*50*amount*26#

or use the GTBank app - go to GT Collections, Choose sports and lottery, scroll down to Megabet Ent Ltd

It is written on their website that GTBank does not work at night, so if you are not credited tonight, GTBank will credit your megabet by 7am tomorrow morning.

soloqy:
Anyone here who has funded recently on Megabet?

Keep getting message after the long process " An error occurred", without indicating what the error is and asking me to input my card pin several times. Why cant they implement something easy like others?

Megabet multiple payment methods. If you try one and it does work, try another one.

They even have interswitch quickteller - www.quickteller.com/megabet
They have GTBank 737 and they are inside GTBank app

They are the only bookmaker where you can pay with your bank account if you use Access bank, Zenith Bank, FCMB, Sterling, Skye Bank, Providus Bank, etc

They are the only bookmaker in Nigeria that accepts PayPal as a payment method, designed especially for those outside the country.

So try any one of the more than 10 other payment methods available there.

Govt are thieves joor.

deomelo:
The problem with investors and their inability to invest in the power sectors remains clear and well defined regulatory path and ability to benefit from investment, it's always been a murky and negative path for power investments.


What Fashola is doing here is clearing that path for the parties involved from regulatory to clear definition per who is going to handle what and who is going to supply raw materials like gas and so on.


This is the kind of clear and vision driven formula need in the power sector and I see other power investors stepping in based on the same formula and pathways.

Fashola is not doing anything please. The Power Sector Roadmap was developed by the Obasanjo administration and finally implemented by the Jonathan administration.

Everything you are seeing happening now is simply what is expected. Fashola has not added a single word or punctuation to the Regulatory Framework for the Power sector in Nigeria.

Is this not Maina in black agbada? Smiling with Buhari?

Who is fooling whom?

Qui Nguyen was born in Saigon, Vietnam shortly after the end of the Vietnam War. From a young age he learned how to be self-reliant, selling goods on the street in order to get by. When he was 24 years old, his older brother Thomas helped him immigrate to the United States. He initially lived in California near his brother who was a Marine based at Camp Pendleton.

Following his time in California, Qui lived in Alaska and Florida before settling in Las Vegas. He worked as a manicurist to support himself while developing his poker skills, and met his future wife when she visited his shop as a customer. Being a manicurist allowed him to secure work despite his limited English skills, and provided a community of other Vietnamese immigrants with whom he could converse and learn more about his new home.

Shortly after arriving in America, Qui was introduced to poker by friends. He initially learned to play at home games and eventually graduated to cash games in card rooms and casinos. After his move to Las Vegas he frequently played cash games at the Rio, Bellagio, Wynn, and Aria poker rooms. The aggressive style of his cash play at the Aria earned him the nickname “TommyGun”. In 2009, Qui garnered his first WSOP cash when he came in 54th in a $1,500 buy-in event at the Bellagio, earning him $9,029.

In 2016 Qui earned a seat to the World Series of Poker’s main event by winning an $1,100 satellite. He went on to win the coveted main event bracelet and over $8 Million in prize money. He donated a portion of his winnings to various charities, including The Wounded Warrior Project, The One Step Closer Foundation, and a number of charities benefitting the poor in Vietnam.

Qui currently lives in Las Vegas with his wife, his four year old son, and his brother. When not playing poker he enjoys boating, fishing and playing with his son. He plans to spend the next year playing in various tournament circuit main events.

http://quinguyenpoker.com/about/

Try your hands on Poker now, and change your life.

Visit https://www.megabet.ng/#/poker

Qui Nguyen was born in Saigon, Vietnam shortly after the end of the Vietnam War. From a young age he learned how to be self-reliant, selling goods on the street in order to get by. When he was 24 years old, his older brother Thomas helped him immigrate to the United States. He initially lived in California near his brother who was a Marine based at Camp Pendleton.

Following his time in California, Qui lived in Alaska and Florida before settling in Las Vegas. He worked as a manicurist to support himself while developing his poker skills, and met his future wife when she visited his shop as a customer. Being a manicurist allowed him to secure work despite his limited English skills, and provided a community of other Vietnamese immigrants with whom he could converse and learn more about his new home.

Shortly after arriving in America, Qui was introduced to poker by friends. He initially learned to play at home games and eventually graduated to cash games in card rooms and casinos. After his move to Las Vegas he frequently played cash games at the Rio, Bellagio, Wynn, and Aria poker rooms. The aggressive style of his cash play at the Aria earned him the nickname “TommyGun”. In 2009, Qui garnered his first WSOP cash when he came in 54th in a $1,500 buy-in event at the Bellagio, earning him $9,029.

In 2016 Qui earned a seat to the World Series of Poker’s main event by winning an $1,100 satellite. He went on to win the coveted main event bracelet and over $8 Million in prize money. He donated a portion of his winnings to various charities, including The Wounded Warrior Project, The One Step Closer Foundation, and a number of charities benefitting the poor in Vietnam.

Qui currently lives in Las Vegas with his wife, his four year old son, and his brother. When not playing poker he enjoys boating, fishing and playing with his son. He plans to spend the next year playing in various tournament circuit main events.

http://quinguyenpoker.com/about/

Try your hands on Poker now, and change your life.

Visit https://www.megabet.ng/#/poker

pittoilet:
The photo was taken hours after she called for the probe into the state house hospital's budgetary allocation yesterday October 9th.

http://www.looknaija.com/2017/10/president-buhari-smiles-new-picture-wife-aisha-buhari/

See the newspaper headline?

Buhari is the Troll of the year!

myBETmostCAST:
Please nobody should quit betting...

Remember winners never quite and quitters never win

Beside if u quit now which tickets will I cast?

You can’t even spell. See your username.

Must don turn to Most for your brain abi? Mstcheeew

Why suffer with all these things when you can play online poker right here in Nigeria.

Try Megabet poker and you will not go anywhere else - https://www.megabet.ng/#/poker

Fund your account with Naira, and play and win in Euros. Daily tournaments of €2,500 euros, and every sunday there is a tournament of €5,000

Moreover, there are cash tables, and free tables to hone your skills. I love it.

She is doing a live video broadcast wit an internet connected remote control vibrator (ohmibod), and broadcasting on a webcam website. When those watching tip her on the website, the vibrator vibrates in her punni. The more money you tip her, the more it vibrate and turns her on.

You can watch an example here - www.chaturbate.com

This is what a lot of girls are using to make money in developed countries.

This is the remote control vibrator for those who are curious - https://chaturbatestore.com/ohmibod-club-vibe-2-oh-p41328.html


So NO, she was not caught masturbating in an uber, she was broadcasting herself on cam to make money. Simple

kevindd:
Where do you guys mostly play poker online? Recommend me some good services for it.

The good service is what has been posted here - www.megabet.ng/#/poker

douchesnozzle:
Pls has anyone funded his megabet account with a visa debit card?? Have been trying to do so since yesterday to no avail.

Use RAVE payment option

Greys0n:
It's online poker. I always hang out on casinoglobal (very helpful site ). I like to play on money. And it's incredible feelings when you win. But before I started to play on money I conducted a little research about poker and gained some experience. I also found many tutorial softwares to improve my poker skills.

Why suffer with all these things when you can play online Poker right here in Nigeria.

Try Megabet Poker and you will not go anywhere else - https://www.megabet.ng/#/poker

Fund your account with Naira, and play and win in Euros. Daily tournaments of €2,500 euros, and every sunday there is a tournament of €5,000

Moreover, there are cash tables, and free tables to hone your skills. I love it.

Rakiticbarca:
i hope you are not indirectly asking me to sign up with another account when I already had one with them?

Nooo, not you. You are old school. Your eye too strong. We are looking for new breed.

Rakiticbarca:
but to be honest ehn, I come like megabet sha, reasons best known to me. I just like them
Naijaguy77

Megabet are not very good with customer service, and they can be a bit arrogant in their ways - no deposit bonus, no lite mobile, 5,000 minimum withdrawal, etc. But apart from that, as far as I am concerned, they are the best bookie in Nigeria. (my opinion)

I win more consistently with them, their in-play is the bomb, their payout is lightening fast, they have the best funding options, they have unlimited markets from all over the world and all sports, they have some crazy options to bet on, etc etc.

And people used accuse me of being their agent, that's how they also accused austino677 and others. But it was not true. I finally became their affiliate this month and I use my affiliate code to sign up people and get commission.

So if you want to epp me get commission, sign up here - https://megabet.ng/#/?btag=28700

And if you want to be an affiliate, you can sign up here - https://affiliates.megabet.ng/index.php?referralId=28700

Viking007:
Yes, I observed its now a general issue. Bet9ja doesn't credit access bank accounts anymore too.

But megabet credits my Access Bank instantly. No issues. Maybe is the problem is with interswitch

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Everyone’s heard of the saying ‘a weight off your chest’ but have you ever wondered what the actual weight ON your chest is? We’ve been researching boob weight and finding out what different sized chests weigh the equivalent to. Looking at data for a 32-34 band, we’ve discovered that a C cup is equal to a couple of cans of tomato soup and a JJ cup – 3000 Jelly Beans!

So where do you fit in? See the rest below:

http://www.curvykate.com/blog/boob_weight_you_wont_believe_what_yours_are/

You and your husband are no longer in power, kindly exit the stage gracefully pls.

What's up with nairabet? Have they closed down again?

bjhaid:
are you sure you read what you posted?

Hmmmm. Maybe you should ask yourself that?

austino677:
Naijaguy77 how's megabet?

Great. But I haven't been betting much, just waiting for the new season to start.

For all those who keep making noise about using "Foreign Bookies only"

A student is suing one of Britain’s biggest bookmakers for refusing to pay out £1 million on a winning bet on the horses.

In a battle of David vs Goliath proportions, Megan McCann, who was just 19 when she placed the bet, has lodged a writ in the High Court in Northern Ireland against Hillside (UK Sports) LP, the company which operates bet365, an online betting company run by the UK’s wealthiest businesswoman.

Miss McCann, who lives near Belfast, claims that she is owed £1,009,960 by bet365, which was co-founded and run by Denise Coates, who is said to be worth £3.2 billion.

Miss McCann staked almost £25,000 on 12 different horses in four relatively obscure races, winning £985,000 from the betting giant. But the betting company, whose chief executive is Ms Coates, has declined to honour the wager.

Denise Coates CBE, founder and joint chief executive of online gambling company Bet365
Denise Coates CBE, founder and joint chief executive of online gambling company Bet365
It has insisted that Miss McCann is in “flagrant breach” of its own terms and conditions because the firm is convinced the original betting stake was supplied by a ‘third party’. In legal letters from bet365’s lawyers, Miss McCann found herself accused of fraud and cheating.

Miss McCann is understood to vehemently deny any wrongdoing. The successful wager involved a total of 960 £13 each way ‘Lucky 15’ bets placed on 12 horses running in the 6.10 at Bath, the 7.20 at Kempton, and the 7.00 and 8.30 at Naas in Ireland on June 22 last year.

‘Lucky 15’ bets allow a combination of accumulated winnings. But rather than pay up, bet365 has withheld the sum as well as Miss McCann’s initial stake of £24,960.

Exasperated at bet365’s refusal to pay up, she called in lawyers who issued a write in May in the High Court in Belfast.

The writ, seen by the Telegraph, accuses Bet 365 and its Gibraltar-based parent company of breach of contract and demands damages of £1,009,960.

A day after her ‘win’, Miss McCann contacted bet365 to withdraw her money. From documents seen by this newspaper, it is understood that a bet365 representative, via the website’s ‘live chat’ service, congratulated the customer and confirmed the request.

Our client’s case is very straightforward. She placed a bet with your client. She won. She is entitled to her winnings.
The following day, she received a telephone call from another staff member who asked a number of questions.

These bizarrely included: “What is your star sign?” After answering all queries with regards to the bet and her identity apparently satisfactorily confirmed by the agent, Miss McCann was advised that the money would be processed within 48 hours. The money never materialised. Instead Miss McCann’s account was suspended, and then closed.

Even the £24,960 stake has not been returned. At the heart of bet365’s refusal to pay is the betting firm’s insistence that Miss McCann breached a ‘no third party’ rule, which insists the whole stake must be put up by the customer alone.

Miss McCann’s lawyers dispute that she agreed to such a rule, which are buried within terms and conditions which are “too lengthy, too complex and much too vague for the average customer to understand.”

Such a rule might also effectively prevent syndicates from betting.

Her lawyers contend that the wording of such a ‘no third party rule’ clause effectively means that “the husband who puts a bet on the winner of X-factor for his wife, or on the winner of the Grand National, would have those winnings ‘robbed’ of him.”

The case brought by Miss McCann could have profound implications for all customers betting online. Misss McCann’s lawyers, in their correspondence to bet365, allege that its terms and conditions amount to “nothing more than a ‘heads I win, tails you lose’ wish list”.

In one legal letter, seen by The Telegraph, her lawyers wrote: “Our client’s case is very straightforward. She placed a bet with your client. She won. She is entitled to her winnings.”

Denise Coates at her Buckingham Palace investiture in 2012
Denise Coates at her Buckingham Palace investiture in 2012 CREDIT: REX
In one response, bet365’s lawyers replied: “You claim that this dispute is simply about your client placing a bet; and being entitled to winnings.

"This is wrong. it is a case in which your client has been operating the account... using the funds of and for the benefit of third parties, in flagrant breach of our client’s terms.”

The letter goes on: “Our client has reasonable grounds to suspect your client to be guilty of criminal offences including fraud by false representation; cheating or attempted cheating.”

The case has echoes of a previous dispute involving Barney Curley, an Irish gambler and racehorse trainer. In May 2010, accumulator bets on four horses running on the same day – three trained by Curley – netted a total of £3.9m.

On that occasion, another online betting company refused – initially - to pay out £823,000 of the total winnings to Curley’s relatives.

After legal action was instigated, that company eventually paid out in full. Miss McCann has hired the same lawyer Andrew Montague, who represented Curley, to fight her case.

Mr Montague said: “This is something of a ‘déjà vu’ scenario for me, but as the case is now before the Belfast High Court, I am not in a position to comment further.”

A spokesman for bet365 said: “A full investigation has been carried out into the circumstances of the bet that was placed.

"Bet365 is entirely satisfied the circumstances are such that winnings are not payable in relation to it.

"We expect this position to be upheld at trial. We are not prepared to comment further whilst litigation is ongoing.”

Bet365 was launched in 2000 and has turned into one of Britain’s most profitable companies, based in Stoke but registered offshore in Gibraltar.

Ms Coates, 49, a mother-of-five launched the business with her brother John Coates. The company is now worth an estimated £4.5 billion and Ms Coates owns just over half. Forbes estimates her wealth at £3.2 billion.

The most recent company accounts show that she took home £117.5 million, making her Britain’s highest paid businesswoman.

Her basic pay of £54 million was topped up by a £63.5 million dividend. Ms Coates' father Peter is the chairman of Stoke City Football Club.

Bet365’s name has become familiar to sports fans during TV ad breaks at half-time of Sky’s Premier League games as actor Ray Winstone’s gravelly tones seductively remind them to make bets while matches are still being played.

The alleged refusal of online betting companies to honour wagers is now subjected to a joint investigation by the Gambling Commission and the Competition and Markets Authority.

Sarah Harrison, Gambling Commission’s chief executive, has said: “Gambling operators must treat customers fairly – but some have been relying on terms that are unclear with too many strings attached.”

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2017/07/08/exclusive-teenager-takes-bet365-court-1m-won-horse-races/

gayman99:
They should have gone for Su-34
. A multirole fighter bomber.

SU-34 is overkill. Besides, I do not think the Russian exports Su-34s yet, it is only for domestic use.

fineboynl:
who are Nigerians. and why would they use if for Nigerians.

We have no external enemy as it is. All our border disputes have been settled. We are surrounded by friendly countries or at least countries with which we have very good relations. There is no country in our vicinity or neighbour that is a threat to us.

The only threat to Nigeria is from within Nigeria. So buying such sophisticated weapons only points to one thing, the Military is making sure they are ready for any internal threat.