Second-hand figures
six offers no operator page could confirm
For these the bookmaker publishes no readable figure and the numbers are what several affiliate sites agree on. Agreement between affiliates is not corroboration: they copy each other, and on this register at least one cluster of agreeing sources turned out to be one source wearing several hats.
This is the most dangerous category on the site and it holds some of the largest headline numbers in the market. A figure with no operator page behind it is a claim about a real company made by people paid to send it customers, and printing it in the company's name without saying so is how a market ends up with a number nobody can trace and everybody repeats.
The failure mode is visible in the source counts. Several of these offers are carried by four or five sites in near-identical phrasing, which is one text republished rather than five checks. On one record the researcher counted three sources and then wrote down that they should be treated as roughly one and a half, because the wording matched.
None of that means the offers are fictional. It means the figure is the affiliate industry's and not the bookmaker's, and if it is wrong when you deposit, there is no page to hold anybody to.
The books in this group
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100% first deposit bonus up to GH₵500
- Playthrough: not published, which is the term that decides everything
- Ceiling: GH₵500
- Qualifying deposit: GH₵5.00
Three packages circulate and only one is corroborated on Soccabet’s own menu, the registration free bet. A second package pays 50% up to GH₵1,000 but at 20x on odds of 5.00, which is a different offer wearing the same name. Check the terms in the account before opting in, or take the free bet.
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200% up to GH₵2,500 on the first deposit
- Playthrough: 5x
- Ceiling: GH₵2,500
- Qualifying deposit: GH₵12
- Clock: 30 days
GH₵2,500 is the firm half of this claim, carried by five sources including national Ghanaian media, and 200% the soft half. Write the split rollover out rather than compressing it to 5x: half the bonus at 30x is a great deal harder than the headline suggests.
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Up to 300% on the first deposit, to GH₵5,500
- Playthrough: 5x
- Ceiling: GH₵5,500
- Qualifying deposit: GH₵15
- Clock: 30 days
The ceiling moves with the promo code. Published figures run from GH₵715 to GH₵11,000, so GH₵5,500 is the common case rather than a fixed number, and it is worth checking on site before depositing. 1xBet confirms a first deposit bonus exists and publishes no figures itself.
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150% first deposit bonus up to GH₵500 in free bets, in the app
- Playthrough: not published, which is the term that decides everything
- Ceiling: GH₵500
- Qualifying deposit: GH₵10
- Clock: 30 days
The qualifying deposit has to be made inside the Android or iOS app. A deposit from the website earns nothing, and the ladder needs roughly GH₵334 before the GH₵500 ceiling is in reach.
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100% up to GH₵750 on the first deposit
- Playthrough: 5x
- Ceiling: GH₵750
- Qualifying deposit: GH₵10
- Clock: 7 days
GH₵750 is what 22Bet’s own Ghana bonus page shows, according to the one source that says it checked. The GH₵1,000 and GH₵1,500 versions elsewhere are code-boosted tiers sold by individual affiliates, so a bigger number needs the code’s own terms behind it. The seven-day expiry is the weakest field in this row.
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200% up to GH₵3,100 on the first deposit
- Playthrough: 8x
- Ceiling: GH₵3,100
- Qualifying deposit: GH₵7.00
- Clock: 30 days
Published caps run from GH₵1,380 to GH₵4,233 depending on which code the affiliate is selling. The percentage is the firmer half of this claim and the ceiling the softer one. Melbet’s own site returns a bot challenge from outside Ghana, so nothing here was read operator-side.
Questions about this group
- Should I trust an offer that only affiliates publish?
- Treat the percentage as an indication and the ceiling as unverified, then read the terms inside the account before opting in. On this register the ceilings move most: published caps for a single offer have been found spanning an order of magnitude depending on which code the affiliate was selling.
- Why print these figures at all?
- Because the alternative is a blank where a reader knows an offer exists, and a blank is read as an oversight. Printing the figure with its provenance attached is more use than either printing it as fact or pretending it does not circulate.