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Rarabet in Ghana: What We Found

Rarabet has no Gaming Commission of Ghana licence, no Ghana site and no local app. Here is what we found and why we advise against depositing.

By , Editor, football tips, NLA lotto and bookmaker reviewsUpdated 3 min read

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Rarabet is not a licensed bookmaker in Ghana. It does not appear on the Gaming Commission's current roll of licensed operators for 2026, it has no Ghanaian website or app, and we found no Ghanaian press coverage of the brand. Our advice is simple: do not open an account or send MoMo to anything using the Rarabet name until that changes. Tamale Online reviews bookmakers independently, and this page explains how we reached that view.

Rarabet licence check: the results

We run the same checks on every brand before we write a review. Rarabet fails each of the Ghana-specific ones.

CheckWhat we found (October 2026)
Gaming Commission of Ghana licence listNot listed
Ghana-specific websiteNone found
App in Google Play Ghana or the Ghana App StoreNone found
Ghanaian media coverageNone found
Cedi accounts and Ghana mobile moneyNo evidence

What is Rarabet, then?

The Rarabet name is used in several places online, and they do not tell one consistent story. A betting comparison site describes Rarabet as a sportsbook aimed at Nigeria, with accounts in naira. A Nigerian website with the same name presents itself as a football tips site. The main international address sits behind a content delivery shield and promotes predictions marketed as guaranteed wins, which is a warning sign we treat seriously: no honest tipster or bookmaker can promise that a bet will land.

None of these versions is aimed at Ghanaian punters, licensed in Ghana or set up for cedi payments. If someone sends you a "Rarabet Ghana" link on WhatsApp or Telegram, you are being steered to an unlicensed site at best and a scam at worst.

About "Rarabet draw" tips

Many people search for Rarabet draw predictions. Draw tips are popular because the odds are high, but draws are also the hardest common result to call. A site that sells "fixed" or certain draws is lying: there is no such product. If you want to understand how draw selections are actually researched, with honest caveats, read our draw predictions page. It shows the reasoning, never a promise.

Why an unlicensed bookmaker is a risk in Ghana

  • No regulator to complain to. The Gaming Commission can act against licensed operators that refuse to pay. With an unlicensed brand you have no such route.
  • Payment risk. Money sent to a personal MoMo number or an unfamiliar merchant is very hard to recover once it leaves your wallet.
  • Data risk. Sign-up forms ask for your name, phone number and sometimes ID. Unlicensed sites have no obligation to protect them.
  • No age or safety tools. Licensed operators must keep under-18s out and offer limits and self-exclusion. Unlicensed ones need not.

Rarabet app, bonus and customer care

We found no Rarabet app in the Ghanaian app stores and no official APK for Ghana. Any "Rarabet APK" shared through chat groups should be treated as unsafe. We also found no bonus, promo code or customer care channel aimed at Ghana. Searches for a Rarabet customer care number or Rarabet withdrawal help usually lead to the same problem: there is no Ghanaian entity to contact. If you have already deposited and cannot withdraw, keep your MoMo transaction records and contact your network provider about the payment.

How to check any betting site yourself

  1. Look for the operator on the Gaming Commission's current roll of licensed operators.
  2. Check the site footer for a Ghana licence statement and a local company name.
  3. Confirm the site shows cedi amounts and Ghanaian mobile money options.
  4. Be wary of any brand that promises sure wins or sells "VIP" tips.

Our licensed betting sites in Ghana page walks through these checks in more detail.

Licensed alternatives to Rarabet

If you were looking for a place to bet on football from Ghana, these operators hold 2026 licences from the Gaming Commission and support mobile money:

Licensed bookmakers in Ghana
RankOperatorRatingWelcome offerHighlightsVisit
1Our rating: 8.5 out of 10See current offer on site
  • Jackpot
  • Virtuals
  • Casino
  • Android and iOS app
Visit siteReview of SportyBet
2Our rating: 8.0 out of 10See current offer on site
  • Jackpot
  • Aviator
  • Virtuals
  • Casino
Visit siteReview of Betway
3Our rating: 7.5 out of 10See current offer on site
  • Aviator
  • Virtuals
  • Casino
  • Android and iOS app
Visit siteReview of MSport
4Our rating: 7.5 out of 10See current offer on site
  • Aviator
  • Virtuals
  • Casino
  • Android and iOS app
Visit siteReview of BetPawa
5Our rating: 7.0 out of 10See current offer on site
  • Jackpot
  • Aviator
  • Virtuals
  • Casino
Visit siteReview of Bangbet

18+. Offers and terms change often: always read the full terms on the operator site before you deposit.

For the full ranking see our best betting sites in Ghana. We will update this page if Rarabet obtains a Ghanaian licence. Betting is for adults 18+ only; read our responsible gambling guide if you need help.

Frequently asked questions

Is Rarabet licensed in Ghana?

No. Rarabet does not appear on the Gaming Commission's current roll of licensed operators for 2026.

Is there a Rarabet Ghana app?

We found no Rarabet app in Google Play Ghana or the Ghana App Store. Treat any APK shared in chat groups as unsafe.

Can I deposit on Rarabet with MoMo?

We found no official Ghanaian payment channel. Do not send mobile money to anyone using the Rarabet name.

Are Rarabet draw tips reliable?

Draws are hard to predict and nobody can know a result in advance. Sites that sell certain draws are a scam pattern.

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About the author

Editor, football tips, NLA lotto and bookmaker reviews

Abena Darkwah is the pen name of the Tamale Online editorial desk. Pages under this name are researched and written by several contributors who follow Ghanaian football, the NLA lotto and Gaming Commission licensing news, and are checked against each operator's published terms, help pages and app store listings before publishing. We update pages when terms change and never accept payment for ratings. How our editorial team works.