Betway has made history in Ghana again as a 25-year-old graduate has won GHS 144,641 in a mega betting jackpot.
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Betway Jackpot: 25-year-old graduate wins GHS 144,641
Seth K. becomes the third biggest winner on Betway in Ghana after he correctly predicted 12 out of 12 on Betway's Pick 15 jackpot.
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The graduate, who is resident in Sunyani, has chosen to remain anonymous but gave his name as Seth K. and becomes the third biggest winner on Betway in Ghana after he correctly predicted 12 out of 12 on Betway's Pick 15 jackpot.
The ecstatic gentleman, who is overwhelmed with joy at the life-changing win, agreed to early settlement terms.
He could have bagged GHS 1.6 million in the Pick 15 Jackpot.
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Here are the outcomes he selected;
Speaking to journalists, Seth stated that he had only been betting with Betway for about three months.
"I am somebody who likes football a lot, so I just decided to try my luck on Sunday with some matches," he said in an interview with Silver Radio.
"I used only GHS 32 to bet on the matches".
"It is not juju, there is no way to use juju to win with bets", he clarified. "Betting is like football, you have to use your brain".
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However, Seth continued that he had agreed with Betway on a payout plan that would see him receive the money in small installments.
According to him, he decided to tell Betway to hold on to his wins so as he could determine the right investment plans for the money before receiving it.
The jackpot ticket cost Seth K. GHS 32.00 instead of the regular GHS 4.00 because he made two selections on three different lines.
Seth becomes the third biggest winner on Betway.
Earlier, Kwame F took home a cash prize of GHS 990,650 for predicting 14 out 14 correctly whilst another punter won GHS 159,772.86 through the Betway Mega Money Multiplier Casino Game.
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