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Leading betting company Melbet are back on the scene after a short break.
The resumption of service comes with improved features and flexibility on its main website.
In a statement, the company said: “We are thrilled to announce that Melbet is back in Ghana with an updated website and efficient payment system for Ghanaian players.”
It added “Melbet's new positioning suggests the odds, while relevant matches and games are always at your fingertips.
“You can enjoy a new gaming experience and premium products through our official website.
The company says customers should use the only legal trading website cautioning the general public to beware of scammers and not “use any other.”
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