SportBet publishes independent reviews of betting sites and casino brands available to players in Nigeria, and this policy explains what happens to information gathered while you use sportbet-ng.com. It covers the data we hold, why we hold it, how long it stays with us, and the choices you can make at any point.
Our editorial work does not require an account, a deposit, or a verified identity. You can read odds comparisons, bonus breakdowns and payment guides without telling us who you are. Data collection here is therefore limited to what keeps the site running, what tells us which guides are useful, and what we need to answer messages sent to us.
SportBet is aimed strictly at adults. Our content and any marketing material we display are intended for readers aged 18+, and we do not knowingly collect information from anyone below that age. If you believe a minor has submitted personal details to us, write to [email protected] and we will delete the record. We handle personal data in line with Nigerian data protection requirements, including the Nigeria Data Protection Act 2023 and guidance issued by the Nigeria Data Protection Commission.
What data we collect
Most of what we receive is technical and arrives automatically when your browser loads a page. This includes your IP address in truncated form, device type and screen size, browser and operating system version, the referring page, the pages you opened on sportbet-ng.com, and the time of the visit. This is the same class of information any web server records in order to deliver a page and defend itself against abuse.
Information you give us directly is separate and always voluntary. If you email ***@***om about a factual error in a review, a withdrawal complaint you want us to look into, or a request to update a bookmaker rating, we keep your address and the content of the message. If you subscribe to an update list, we store the email address and the record of your consent. We do not ask for BVN numbers, bank details, betting account passwords, copies of identity documents, or the amounts you stake in Naira, and you should never send those to us.
How we use data
Technical data supports site security, load balancing and troubleshooting. Aggregated analytics tell us which pages Nigerian readers actually finish, which comparison tables are ignored, and which bonus explanations trigger follow-up questions, so we can rewrite the weak ones. We also use traffic patterns to spot scraping, credential stuffing attempts and fake referral traffic.
Data you supply is used only for the purpose you supplied it for. A correction request is used to check and fix the page, a subscription address is used to send updates until you unsubscribe. We do not sell personal data, we do not build advertising profiles about individuals, and we do not pass your contact details to operators so they can market to you. Aggregated, non-identifying statistics may be quoted in editorial or partner reporting, for example the share of readers who arrive on mobile.
Cookies
Cookies are small text files placed on your device. Necessary cookies remember your consent choice, keep session state and protect forms; the site cannot function correctly without them. Analytics cookies count visits and measure reading depth. Affiliate cookies record that you reached an operator through one of our links, which is how the site earns revenue without charging readers.
You control the optional categories. The consent banner lets you accept or refuse analytics and affiliate tracking, and your browser settings let you block or clear cookies entirely, including on Android and iOS. Refusing optional cookies does not restrict access to any review or guide, though some layout preferences will reset on each visit.
Data transfer
We use external providers for hosting, content delivery, email handling and traffic measurement, and those providers process data strictly on our instructions. Some of them operate servers outside Nigeria, which means limited technical data may be transferred across borders under contractual safeguards that require an equivalent standard of protection.
When you click through to a bookmaker or casino, you leave sportbet-ng.com and that operator's own privacy policy and terms take over. Anything you then enter, including registration details, payment methods and deposit limits, is held by that company, not by us. We may also disclose data where a lawful request from a Nigerian regulator, court or law enforcement body requires it.
Your rights
You may ask what personal data we hold about you, request a copy, have inaccurate details corrected, ask for deletion, object to processing based on our legitimate interests, or withdraw a consent you gave earlier. Withdrawing consent takes effect going forward and does not affect processing already carried out lawfully.
Send requests to ***@*** and we will respond within one month, asking for enough detail to locate the right record before we act. Server logs are kept for a short retention period and then deleted or aggregated, while correspondence is kept only as long as the matter stays open. If you are unhappy with our answer, you may escalate the complaint to the Nigeria Data Protection Commission.
Contact
All privacy questions, access requests, deletion requests and complaints go to ***@*** We do not operate a telephone line for data protection matters, so email keeps a clear written record on both sides. Please state clearly what you want done and include the message thread or page URL involved.
This policy may be revised when our tools, providers or legal obligations change, and the current version always sits at this address on sportbet-ng.com. A reminder on the wider point of the site: betting is entertainment for adults aged 18+ only, set deposit and time limits before you play, never chase losses, and stop if wagering stops being affordable.