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Fantasy sports in Africa: Can $3m funding make it popular?

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submitted over 4 years ago by taya

Fantasy sports in Africa: Can $3m funding make it popular?

submitted over 4 years ago by taya

Fantasy sports in Africa: Can $3m funding make it popular?
  • African football fans enjoy watching European leagues on weekends, with many now also participating in football betting.
  • Fantasy football, where players create virtual teams and earn points based on real players' performances, is gaining popularity in other regions but is not as big in Africa.
  • A startup called Eksab, focusing on fantasy football, recently raised $3 million to expand its platform and compete with traditional sports betting companies.
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