multichoice, betking to launch superpicks for new football season
The SuperPicks for the 2022–23 football season have begun, thanks to a partnership between MultiChoice, the biggest entertainment firm in Africa, and BetKing, the biggest sports betting and digital entertainment company in Nigeria.
SuperPicks, a ground-breaking platform that debuted in 2021, allows sports fans to use their knowledge of the game to compete in free-to-play contests for bragging rights and enormous cash rewards.
This season includes two thrilling free-to-play games to enhance the athletic experience for viewers. They consist of the currently available predictor game, which offers players the opportunity to win a weekly jackpot of N50,000,000 by accurately predicting the results of six football matches. Users of the recently released Fantasy game have the ability to choose players and put together a fantasy team for a particular match in an effort to win big.
SuperPicks allows anybody over the age of 18 access to more games to play for free each week this season and the potential to win big for real by making them available to play for free on superpicks.com as well as the app, which is presently available on Android.
Gossy Ukanwoke, the managing director of KingMakers (BetKing), emphasised the value of teamwork in producing high-quality, interesting content that benefits customers.
“As a growth-oriented business, we remain committed to leveraging meaningful partnerships to deliver on our pledge to change the perception of sports betting in Nigeria by providing clients with top-notch entertainment,” he said.
The thrill of winning is delivered via SuperPicks, which gives users a fun chance to compete with their community. In addition to offering totally free chances to win enormous sums of money, SuperPicks is also incredibly simple to use and intended for players over the age of 18.
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