Qwick Bet Ethiopia: A Full Review for Players in Ethiopia

Key facts

Qwick Bet strengths and weaknesses

Strengths

• First-deposit bonus: 100% up to 10,000 ETB
• Minimum deposit 50 ETB, bets from 5 ETB
• Domestic payments: telebirr, CBE Birr, Amole, HelloCash, Chapa, bank transfer
• Support: live chat 24/7, email and phone callback

Weaknesses

• The sports bonus can only be wagered on accumulators (at least 3 selections, each at 1.50)
• The bonus's full wagering requirement must be read in the operator's terms
• No Ethiopian licence since December 2025; payments may be blocked by banks

The bonus in practice

According to the brand's information, the first deposit is topped up by 100%; the bonus cap is 10,000 ETB. See below what you get at different amounts.

Depositing more than 10,000 ETB does not increase the bonus. To turn the bonus into withdrawable money you must meet the wagering requirement, the minimum odds and the time limit.

Deposits, withdrawals and verification

Qwick Bet accepts the following payment methods, according to the brand: telebirr, CBE Birr, Amole, HelloCash, Chapa, bank transfer. The minimum deposit is 50 ETB and the minimum withdrawal is 100 ETB. Because the National Lottery Administration has ordered banks and payment providers to block betting transactions, payments made by telebirr or by bank may be declined.

Identity verification is usually required to withdraw money. Do not send your ID or passport to anyone who asks for it on Telegram or WhatsApp.

Mobile and support

Mobile: Android app, iPhone shortcut and mobile website. Support: live chat 24/7, email and phone callback. Download APK files only from the official website; 'apps' shared on social media may be fake.

Before you register

• Open the website yourself; do not click links that arrive by SMS or Telegram
• Do not send money to an 'agent' or a personal number
• Do not give your PIN or one-time codes to anyone
• Check that deposit limits and a self-exclusion option exist

Qwick Bet and Ethiopian law

In December 2025 the National Lottery Administration closed the market in two steps: on 4 December the licences of 22 companies were suspended, and on 15 December all remaining sports betting licences were revoked. After that, banks and mobile money providers were ordered to stop betting-related payments. In a notice issued in July 2026, the Administration said that there was no legally licensed sports betting company and warned the public not to deposit money or share the information.

Any licence shown on the Qwick Bet website is not an Ethiopian licence or was issued before December 2025. Check the law where you live before you register.

Final verdict

Qwick Bet scores 4.4/5 in our list. Its domestic payments and its officially stated bonus are its main strengths. The rating shows only the position in our list; we do not recommend betting. Consider the legal situation in Ethiopia before opening an account.

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