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BettyBetBet is where the punter always wins. A social betting app with a difference.
The difference being you. A player vs player app that enables community fundraising. Set up leagues with your friends, football club and work mates, with a kick back to your club.
A community-focused app. In the games you setup, you decide on the split between winners and your cause. When setting up your own game, you get to decide how much of the pot goes to your cause of choice. Looking to raise funds for your local team? Got a charity you’re passionate for? BettyBetBet empowers you to support what you’re passionate about, by doing what you’re passionate about.
ABSOLUTELY! You can set up your own private games of King of the Hill and WinKing, set your own rules, invite your community to play and decide where the jackpot goes. We’re very excited about this feature because it gives clubs an opportunity to raise more money with no cost to them.
BettyBetBet is a platform for community sports betting, with many games to come that we can’t wait to show to you. At launch you’ll be able to play King of the Hill. After this we’ll be launching Win King, a league-based game. Many more fun games and sports will be added to the app as we grow with our community.
BettyBetBet is an app that will soon be launching across all app stores. Sign up on this page to receive updates from the team, get involved in the fun early and be notified for launch.
BettyBetBet is where the punter always wins. A social betting app with a difference.
The difference being you. A player vs player app that enables strong communities through games. Set up leagues with your friends, football club and work mates, with a kick back to your club.
Pick one team to win. If they win you stay in, lose or draw and you’re out. Last player remaining takes home the prize money.
Pick one team to win. If they win you get points, points for each team are based on the likelihood of a win. Win the league and take the money.
If you want to find out more, get in touch with us below.
