Best Sports Betting Sites in Cameroon

Top Six Betting Sites With The MINAT Licence

In this section, I focus on Cameroonian betting sites that publish a Cameroonian company name, a .cm domain and a valid MINAT licence number in the footer. This does not mean every other site is automatically illegal, but it does mean these brands operate under local rules and can, at least in theory, be held to account by the authorities.

1xBet

1xBet is the benchmark online bookmaker in Cameroon. The local site 1xbet.cm is operated by NEXUS SAS and works under national authorisation № 000020/A/MINAT/SG/DAP/SDLP/SJ issued by the Ministry of Territorial Administration, so I treat it as a fully licensed option rather than a grey offshore site.

For payments, 1xBet does what I expect from a top Cameroonian bookie. You can deposit and withdraw with MTN Mobile Money and Orange Money. Deposits are instant, and withdrawals usually arrive within about 15 minutes. 1xBet does not add extra fees, so you only pay the usual mobile money charges.

On the mobile side, my impression is mixed. The website works on phones, but it is heavy: on some devices, the right part of the screen is cut off, and you need to scroll sideways, and the menus feel crowded. The good news is that you can download Android and iOS apps directly from the website; they run smoother than the mobile web, but the APK install step can be confusing for beginners.

The welcome bonus looks very generous at first glance: a 200% first deposit bonus up to 130000 XAF. In reality, the rollover is tough: one half of the bonus must be turned over 5x in accumulator bets with at least three selections at minimum odds of 1.40, and the other half must be wagered 30x in 1xGames titles, usually within 30 days. That structure gives a lot of upside for very active punters, but casual bettors will rarely clear the full amount.

Where 1xBet really stands out for me is the sports offer. On the Champions League, Premier League, and other big football tournaments, you get hundreds of pre-match and live markets, plus Bet Builder for same-game multiples. NBA games also come with a huge menu of lines, and there are markets for top boxing and MMA fights, including Francis Ngannou bouts. Other sports are well covered, too; you can bet on tennis, volleyball, handball, ice hockey, American football, Esports and many smaller events, as well as virtual sports when there are no real matches. In my own sample of UEFA Champions League matches, the average margin was 1.55% on the 1×2 market and 1.52% on the main over/under line, which is very sharp for this region and makes 1xBet a strong choice for price-sensitive bettors.

Customer support is the area where I see the biggest gap. Live chat opens quickly but connects you first to a bot in English; during my tests, I could not easily reach a real human agent or get answers in French, which is a clear weakness for a market like Cameroon. You can also contact support by email. Some guides list a Cameroon phone number for 1xBet, but in my experience, the service still feels less personal and less local than with smaller brands.

Premier Bet

Premier Bet is one of the main shop-plus-online brands in Cameroon. Premier Bet runs the site premierbet.com/cm for Cameroon. In the footer, it says the site is operated by RJC Ltd / Premier Betting under licence from the Gaming Board of Cameroon, so I treat it as a locally regulated bookmaker rather than an offshore site.

On the payments side, Premier Bet is set up the way a good local bookie should be. You can deposit and withdraw with MTN Mobile Money and Orange Money, and there is also a voucher option for topping up your balance. Official help pages explain step by step how to deposit and withdraw using Orange Money and MTN, which confirms that mobile money is a core method here. Withdrawals are processed automatically once you submit the request, so you do not need to call support every time you want to withdraw your winnings.

On the mobile side, my impression is mixed. The website opens on a phone, but the layout is heavy, and parts of the screen can be cut off, so navigation is not very comfortable. The good news is that there is a dedicated Android app called “Premier Bet Sports.” You can download it from the site or Google Play, where it has a rating of about 3.8/5 from over 2,000 reviews.

The welcome package is quite attractive on paper. Premier Bet advertises a 200% sports welcome bonus on the first deposit, up to 150,000 XAF, and adds extra value with free bets during the first days and free spins on the “2025 Hit Slot.” The rollover is more forgiving than on 1xBet: you need to wager the deposit plus bonus 5 times, with at least two selections per bet at minimum odds of 2.00, and you have 30 days to do it. For active bettors, this is realistic; casual users still need to plan their bets, but it is simpler than splitting the bonus into separate sports and games parts.

Where Premier Bet falls behind 1xBet is in the depth of its sports lines. All the big football competitions are there, including the Champions League, Premier League, La Liga, and Ligue. For many matches, I see fewer than 100 markets, which is clearly less than on 1xBet. When I checked several Champions League games, the average margin was about 4.17% on the 1×2 market and 5.95% on the main over/under line. These prices are fine for casual betting but not as sharp as 1xBet’s numbers, so value-hunters will notice the difference. Live betting is available on football and other sports, with usually around 15–25 in-play markets per match. Also, Premier Bet offers bet builder and cash out.

Football still dominates the offer, but other sports are present. You can bet on basketball (including the NBA with roughly 30–37 markets per game in my checks), tennis, volleyball, darts, ice hockey, cricket, and more. There are also odds on boxing and MMA, although I could not find specific fights involving Francis Ngannou when I checked. For most of these secondary sports, the number of markets is lower than on 1xBet, but it is enough for simple win and totals bets.

Customer support at Premier Bet feels more “human” than at some bigger brands, even if it is not perfect. There is a Cameroon phone number, a WhatsApp contact and a support page where you can send a form and read help articles. When I checked, live chat was offline, so you have to use these channels, and I could not clearly confirm the support language.

Roisbet

Roisbet is a classic “shops plus online” brand rather than a pure digital bookmaker. It is run by Roisbet SARL and, according to industry guides, holds a licence from the Ministry of Territorial Administration, so I treat it as a locally regulated sportsbook rather than an offshore site.

Payments are the first grey area. On the main website, I do not see a clear banking page or payment logos, which is unusual in 2026. External industry guides say you can deposit via MTN Mobile Money, Orange Money, EU Mobile, and cash in Roisbet shops, but that withdrawals are still done in cash at the shops rather than back to a mobile wallet. If this is accurate, it means Roisbet works well for punters who live near betting outlets, but is less convenient for fully online users who expect fast mobile-money payouts.

The mobile experience is clearly a focus. The betting site reshapes to fit smaller screens and is much easier to use on a phone than some older Cameroonian sports betting websites. At the bottom of the site, you see Android and iOS icons, which suggest there are mobile apps. When I clicked the Android icon, it opened an instruction page, but the actual download link went to “page not found.” The iOS icon sent me to an App Store page that also does not exist. Sometimes the icons are not clickable at all, which makes me think the app links are broken, and the site glitches quite often.

On bonuses, Roisbet is very low-key. I do not see any welcome bonus banner or promotions page on the official site, only a field to enter a promo code if you already have one. Recent reviews from Bookmaker Ratings also say that there is no active welcome offer, only an accumulator promotion for existing users. Some older or third-party materials still mention a first-deposit bonus, but since I cannot confirm it on the live site, I would not count on it. In practical terms, you should treat Roisbet as a “no sign-up bonus” bookie and see any promo you find as a nice extra, not a guarantee.

The sports offer is narrow but focused. All major international football competitions are there, and for many top games, I counted around 130 to 140 pre-match markets, including full time result, goals, halves, combo bets, handicaps, and corners. That is less than 1xBet’s massive menus, but still enough for most recreational punters. On the Champions League games I checked, the margin was about 7% on 1×2 and 8.02% on over/under. This is higher than 1xBet and not very good for price-sensitive bettors.

Live betting is available on many fixtures, but in-play the choice of markets shrinks to a dozen or so options such as next goal, both teams to score, simple totals, and a few team totals. Bet Builder is present for some matches, which is a plus for fans of custom multiples.

Basketball is clearly the second main sport on Roisbet. NBA games usually come with around 130–150 markets, which is strong, but apart from football and basketball, there are no other sports available.

Customer support is another mixed point. On the site, I see a “Help” bubble, but when I click it, the window just keeps loading and never opens. Some app guides say Roisbet offers WhatsApp support with a local number in French and English, and Bookmaker Ratings also mentions live chat and a contact form. In practice, this suggests that Roisbet does have human support, but access may depend on the time of day and the specific channel you try.

Supergooal

Supergooal is one of the strongest purely local brands in Cameroon. The site is operated by Campresj SARL and works under licence № 000021/A/MINAT/SG/DAP/SDLP/SJ issued by the Ministry of Territorial Administration, so I treat it as a fully regulated Cameroonian bookmaker.

On the banking side, Supergooal covers the key local options. You can fund your account with MTN or Orange Mobile Money or by paying cash in Supergooal shops, and you withdraw your winnings using the same methods. The minimum withdrawal is just 500 XAF, which is very low and makes the platform friendly for small-stake bettors.

On mobile, the site does not adapt well to the screen. The right side of the page is often cut off, and you have to scroll sideways, which is annoying. There is an Android app you can download directly from the website, but the page says “Download the Meridianbet app,” which looks confusing. I could not find any iOS app, so iPhone users have to use the mobile browser.

Supergooal’s sports bonuses focus on regular users rather than one big welcome offer. There is a weekly Super Tuesday Bonus, where the bookmaker may credit a bonus that you must use on multiples with at least two selections and minimum odds of 1.35, valid for seven days and with modest stake limits. Supergooal also runs cashback on accumulators with one losing leg, bet boosts, Bet Builder promos, and a “Supergooal Mission” loyalty system, which together keep active customers engaged.

What really stands out with Supergooal for me is how much choice you get. The football section lists more than 1,300 competitions, including the Champions League, Premier League, La Liga and many others. Top matches can show well over 1,000 pre-match markets, sometimes close to 2,000, covering full-time result, goals, handicaps, half-time bets, player markets, corners, and more. The downside is pricing: on the Champions League games I checked, the average margin was about 9.23% on the 1×2 market and 7.03% on the main over/under line. That is much higher than the low single-digit margins I see on 1xBet, so Supergooal is not the best choice if you care mainly about getting the sharpest odds.

Live betting is available every day. During my tests, I saw eight football matches in play, with between roughly 20 and 100 live markets per game, depending on the importance of the match. There is a match tracker, in-play totals, next-goal bets, and some player options, plus Bet Builder and an “Early Payout” feature on many fixtures, which is nice if you like to withdraw once your team goes a few goals ahead.

Other sports are not just an extra. Basketball has strong coverage, with major NBA games offering hundreds of markets and also qualifying for Early Payout in some cases. You can also bet on boxing and MMA, plus tennis, volleyball, handball, Esports like Dota and Call of Duty, virtual sports, and even specials like politics, so the overall menu is much wider than on most local competitors.

Customer support feels reasonably accessible for a local brand. Supergooal lists a WhatsApp number, phone contacts, an email and a web form, and says its support team is online every day from 09:00 to 23:00. When I tested the live-chat button, it did not always respond, so in practice you may rely more on WhatsApp or the form, but at least there are clear local channels, and French is explicitly supported.

PMUC

PMUC is the most “old-school” name on this list: it is a long-standing betting brand in Cameroon that has moved its offer online at pmuc.cm. In the footer, the site says it is the property of PMUC SA and operates under MINAT licence 000001 from 21.02.2019, so I treat it as a fully regulated local bookmaker, not an offshore site.

On payments, PMUC does what I expect from a serious Cameroonian operator. Orange Money and MTN Mobile Money are available for both deposits and withdrawals, and you also see mobile-money logos right in the site footer. For Orange, the help pages show a minimum deposit of 100 XAF and a maximum of 2,000,000 XAF per transaction, with rolling 24-hour limits of five deposits and a total of 5,000,000 XAF. The same 100 XAF minimum applies to withdrawals, with a stated maximum of 999,900 XAF per transaction and a rule that you can only withdraw once per hour. PMUC also clearly says that the money you deposit must be used for a bet at least once before you can withdraw it. Overall, this setup looks friendly for small stakes but a bit restrictive for high-volume bettors.

I like the way the PMUC site behaves on mobile. The layout reshapes to your screen size, and I did not need to scroll sideways, which already puts it ahead of a few local rivals. There is also an Android app you can download directly from the website. I could not find any iOS app, though, so iPhone users will have to stick to the mobile site.

When it comes to bonuses, PMUC goes all-in on variety rather than one huge welcome offer. The promotions page is packed: football cashback offers, “bet, complete, win” style challenges, prize draws for combo bets, Premier League free-bet promos, free bets on Aviator, odds boosts up to 1000%, a loyalty programme that rewards frequent play, and a referral bonus of up to 20% extra income. For active punters, this is an attractive ecosystem, but as always, the real value depends on the exact rollover rules, so I recommend reading the conditions for each promo instead of assuming all of them are automatically profitable.

On the sports side, PMUC is solid but not spectacular. All the big football competitions are covered, including the Champions League, Premier League, and La Liga. On the matches I checked, there were usually between 100 and 200 pre-match markets. The main tabs include 1X2 result, goals, totals, both teams to score, various handicaps, scorer markets, and correct-score options. However, the pricing is on the expensive side: on Champions League games, the average margin was about 9.01% on the 1×2 market and 6.99% on the main over/under line. Compared with the 1xBet numbers (around 1.5% on both markets in my sample), this is a big gap, so PMUC is clearly not aimed at odds hunters.

Live betting is available on many popular football matches. I usually saw around 20 markets per game, focusing on match result, goals, totals and handicaps, plus cash out on most fixtures, which helps with risk control. I did not see a clear Bet Builder feature, so if you like complex same-game accas, PMUC is more basic than 1xBet or Supergooal.

Outside football, basketball (including the NBA) is well represented, with up to around 90 markets per game on big fixtures, mostly spread between result, point gap, and totals. There is also tennis, e-soccer, rugby, ice hockey, volleyball, and other sports. I could not find boxing or MMA markets, which is a miss if you want to bet on Francis Ngannou’s fights.

Customer support looks quite structured for a local brand. In the footer, PMUC lists a WhatsApp number, a standard phone line, and an email address ([email protected]), which is exactly what I expect from a French-speaking operator with a strong retail presence.

betPawa

betPawa is the most “mobile-first” brand on this list. The site betpawa.cm is operated for Cameroon by Ennovative Gaming SARL under a licence from the Ministry of Territorial Administration, so I treat it as a regulated local bookmaker rather than an offshore site.

On payments, betPawa ticks the key boxes. Orange Money and MTN Mobile Money are available for deposits and withdrawals, and the help pages say withdrawals are usually processed within about ten minutes once approved. You can also stake from as little as 1 XAF, which suits very small-stake punters.

The website itself is well adapted to phones. Pages load quickly, the layout resizes cleanly to the screen, and I did not need to scroll sideways or fight with overlapping elements. There is also an Android app you can download directly from the site. I could not see a clear iOS download option, so iPhone users will mostly rely on the mobile browser.

betPawa keeps its bonus system very simple. The main promotion is the Win Bonus on accumulators: place a multi with at least three selections at odds of 1.20 or higher, and your winnings get a percentage boost that grows with each extra leg, up to 1000%. I did not find separate welcome bonuses or free-bet promos at the time of checking, so this Win Bonus is the main long-term incentive.

In terms of football coverage, betPawa does a good job on depth. Champions League, Premier League, Ligue 1, La Liga, and many other leagues are available, and on big games I usually saw around 120–150 pre-match markets. The key categories include 1X2 result, total goals, both teams to score, double chance, halves, correct score, handicaps, and various combo and “specials” markets. On pricing, though, the numbers are only average: for Champions League matches, my sample showed an average margin of about 6.40% on the 1×2 market and 5.29% on the main over/under line. That is clearly higher than the very sharp margins I see on 1xBet, so betPawa is not the first choice for pure value hunters.

There is live betting as well. When I checked, eight football matches were in play: one oddly had no live markets at all, while the others offered a few dozen options, such as 1×2, totals, both teams to score, double chance, and half-time/full-time. I noticed a “2UP” feature on some fixtures, where your bet can be settled early if your team goes two goals ahead, but I did not see a dedicated Bet Builder tool for custom same-game accumulators.

Outside football, betPawa keeps a tight but focused list of sports. You can bet on basketball (including NBA), eFootball, and tennis. NBA games typically had around 46–48 markets per match in my checks, mostly spread across moneyline, totals, odd/even, and handicap lines. I did not find boxing, MMA or other niche sports, so the overall line-up is smaller than on Supergooal or other full-range online bookmakers.

Customer support is built around callback and social channels rather than classic live chat. On the help page, you can request a call from a Cameroonian number and are encouraged to contact the team via Facebook Messenger or Telegram for a faster reply. Telegram support connects you to a French-speaking bot, so basic help in French is available.

Best Alternatives to 1xBet

Many Cameroonian bettors already know 1xBet and like its style: lots of markets, live bets, and big promos. But it is still worth having a second or third option, whether for better bonuses, different odds, or simply as a backup when one site has problems. In this section, I look at the main 1xBet-style alternatives that work for punters in Cameroon and explain when it might make sense to use them instead.

Melbet

Melbet is a 1xBet-style bookmaker that now runs an official Cameroon site. Melbet-cm.com is operated by LOYAL COUNTRY SAS and is licensed and regulated by the Ministry of Territorial Administration under licence no. 000063/A/MINAT/SG/DAP/SDLP/SJ, issued on 25 July 2024. This puts it in the group of MINAT-licensed brands rather than as a purely offshore option.

For Cameroonian users, the main pull is the familiar product: a very deep pre-match and live line, lots of niche sports and Esports, cash out, Bet Builder, live streaming, and other “1xBet-family” tools.

When you register, you can choose between a sports first-deposit bonus and a big casino + fast games package. The sports offer is a 100% first-deposit bonus up to 100 USD or the equivalent in XAF (shown as about 56,000 XAF on the registration form). Based on Melbet’s group-wide rules, this bonus normally has to be wagered several times in accumulator bets with minimum odds of around 1.40 within a fixed time limit.

Melbet also pushes a long list of ongoing promos. In the sports bonus section, you see things like Match Point Legends and other sport-specific missions, weekly cashback in the app, a promo-code store, “Bonus for 100 bets,” “Accumulator of the Day,” 100% refund on certain accumulators if one leg loses, plus safe-bet and combo offers. This is a great value for high-volume users, but it means there are many separate sets of rules to keep track of.

BetWinner

BetWinner is another 1xBet-style site that accepts customers from Cameroon. Betwinner.cm is owned and operated by DIGITAL LAB LIMITED BETWINNER S.A. and holds a local Cameroonian licence (no. 000036/O/MINAT/SG/DAP/SDLP/SJ, issued on 9 September 2021 by the Ministry of Territorial Administration), so it counts as a locally licensed alternative to 1xBet rather than a pure offshore site.

The main difference is the welcome offer. BetWinner gives new customers a 100% first-deposit bonus up to 65,500 XAF, with a minimum deposit of 600 XAF. To withdraw it, you must wager the bonus five times in accumulator bets with at least three selections, and at least three legs in each acca must have odds of 1.40 or higher, usually within 30 days. It is still a real rollover, but it is simpler than 1xBet’s split bonus that also forces you into 1xGames.

International Betting Sites

Not every popular betting brand in Cameroon runs on a clear MINAT licence. Some big names work more like international or “offshore” sites and target Cameroonian punters from abroad. In this section, I look at Betmomo as the main example of that type of operator and explain what it offers compared with fully licensed local brands.

Betmomo

Betmomo is the “all-bells-and-whistles” option on this list: lots of promos, a big product, and a very flashy interface.

On payments, Betmomo covers the key local wallets. Deposits via Orange CM and MTN CM are free and processed instantly, with limits from 100 XAF up to 500,000 XAF per transaction. Withdrawals go back to the same wallets, also fee-free, with minimums from 500–1,000 XAF and a stated processing time of 0–12 hours. So topping up is quick and easy, but payouts are not true “instant auto-withdrawals” and can sometimes take a few hours.

The desktop site is overloaded on a phone: the right part of the screen is often cut off, which makes checking odds and slips less comfortable unless you zoom and scroll sideways. The operator tries to compensate with native apps. You can download an Android APK directly from the site, and there is an iOS app on the App Store (around 3.4/5 at the time of checking). In practice, I would recommend using the app rather than the mobile browser if you bet from your phone a lot.

Betmomo’s promotions page is packed. The main deal is a “Free 10,000” welcome package: 5,000 XAF for sports and 5,000 XAF for casino (2,500 for crash games and 2,500 for slots), with 5x wagering on the sports part at minimum odds of 2.0, 10x on casino, seven-day validity and capped payouts. You also get recurring offers, such as Monday 10% free bets up to 100,000 XAF, Lucky Deposit, stake back on losing multis, early payout if your team leads 2:0 and Telegram promo code drops, so there is almost always a promo running, but you really need to read the terms and conditions.

On the sportsbook itself, Betmomo is one of the closest local rivals to 1xBet in terms of depth. Football covers all the key competitions, including the Champions League, Premier League, Ligue 1, and La Liga. For a typical Champions League match, I saw roughly 300–500 pre-match markets spread across result, totals, Asian and European handicaps, halves, minutes, combos, player bets, team totals, and even fouls. Odds are a mixed bag: around 7.8% margin on 1×2 (quite high and tough for value-focused bettors) but roughly 3.64% on over/under, which is more reasonable, though still not as sharp as 1xBet.

Live betting is another strong area. During my checks, there were 30+ football matches in play, each with anything from a few dozen to over 100 live markets, including match result, double chance, draw no bet, goal handicaps, and totals. Cash out is available on many selections. The site lets you combine different markets in one bet, and with the Bet Builder promo, this clearly means you can make same-game multis on a single match.

Beyond football, Betmomo offers a deep basketball product. Big NBA games often have 250–300 markets each, covering totals, handicaps, halves, quarters, player props, and more. You also get tennis, volleyball, cricket, ice hockey, Esports, and several other sports, but I did not see boxing or MMA, which may disappoint fans of Francis Ngannou and combat sports in general.

Support is one of the bright spots. You can contact Betmomo via live chat, by email at [email protected], or through the “Send a Message” form in your profile. Live chat is available in both English and French.