Odibets Introduces Groundbreaking Feature for Punters

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Nyakundi Report

Newsroom 2 min read

Primary source Kenyan Digest archive

This archive report was first published on 5 September 2019.

September 5, 2019, marked a significant milestone for Odibets as they introduced a revolutionary feature to help punters manage their betting experience. The Premier League's return after a three-week break provided the perfect backdrop for this innovative move.

According to Daniel Macharia, Odibets' lead bookmaker and an ardent Chelsea fan, 'Losses hurt.' He shared a personal experience of losing a crucial game and bet due to a Kurt Zouma own goal in the 90th minute, emphasizing the importance of being able to delete unwanted bets.

Odibets' new feature allows punters to delete their undesirable bet history, giving them control over their betting experience. This is particularly beneficial for fans who have had a rough start to the season, such as Manchester United supporters who have suffered a serious penalty curse, or Tottenham fans who are still reeling from their New Castle loss.

To access this feature, punters can simply log into their Odibets accounts, click on 'My Bets,' select the bets they want to delete, and then click on 'Delete bet.'

Aggrey Sayi, Odibets' country marketing manager, commented on the new feature, saying, 'Deleting the betslip presents a new wave of betting innovation that will allow Odibets customers to unleash their creativity with a new betting strategy when the EPL resumes next week.'

As one of the few sports betting companies with government approval to operate in Kenya, Odibets continues to innovate and offer its customers a unique experience. With boosted odds, free bets, free deposit bonuses, and now the ability to delete bet slips on their own terms, Odibets is setting a new standard in the industry.

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