18+Only for adults
Trade responsibly
Watch and Win is for fun and for testing what you know. It is not a way to earn a living or pay bills. Only stake money you can afford to lose.
You are in control
Set a deposit limit or take a break in a few taps. Lowering a limit works at once.
Warning signs: a quick self-test
Trading stops being fun when it controls you. Tick each sentence that has been true for you in the last 12 months. Only you see your answers; we do not save them.
Tools on Watch and Win
You find them all under Me. They work on your whole account, on every device.
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Deposit limit
Cap what you can add per day, week or month. Raising a limit only takes effect after 24 hours.
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Take a break
Stop buying shares and adding money for 24 hours, 7 days or 30 days. You can still log in, sell shares and withdraw. A break cannot be ended early.
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Self-exclusion
Stop trading on Watch and Win for 90 days or for good. You cannot undo it, and we stop all marketing to you.
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Statements
See what you added, spent and won each month.
SafePlay register
SafePlay is the self-exclusion register of the Lagos State Lotteries and Gaming Authority (LSLGA). One request excludes you from every licensed operator in Lagos, online and in shops.
- Joining
- Self-exclusion on Watch and Win covers Watch and Win only. To be blocked at every licensed operator in Lagos too, join SafePlay. Our support team helps you sign up.
- Our checks
- We check SafePlay when you sign up and every day after. If you are on it, you cannot add money or trade on Watch and Win.
- Your money
- You can always withdraw your balance. Open positions settle as normal and the payout goes to your balance.
Where to get help
Talking helps. These services are free and do not judge.
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Talk to Watch and Win support
We can set a limit or a break for you. WhatsApp every day, 08:00 to 22:00 WAT.
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Gambling Therapy
Free online support and chat in English, open to people in Nigeria. Opens a new tab.
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Counselling partner in Lagos
Name, helpline and hours to follow before launch.
In an emergency
If you are thinking about harming yourself, call the national emergency number 112 now, or go to the nearest hospital.