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    GSB Uganda to Pay All Morocco AFCON Bets After CAF Ruling

    March 28, 2026No Comments
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    GSB Uganda (Gal Sport Betting) has announced it will honour all bets placed on Morocco to win the AFCON tournament, following the recent ruling by CAF that awarded Morocco a 3-0 victory and officially declared them champions.

    The decision by CAF has generated significant debate within the football community, but GSB Uganda says its priority remains its customers. The company confirmed that all punters who backed Morocco will receive their full winnings.

    Amit, the Country Manager of GSB Uganda, said the move reflects the company’s core values. He noted that customer trust goes beyond offering competitive odds, adding that doing what is right is essential to maintaining that confidence.

    The company described the development as more than just a football outcome, saying it highlights its commitment to fairness, transparency and customer satisfaction in a highly competitive betting industry.

    GSB Uganda confirmed that all winning Morocco 1X2 bets will be paid in full, with payouts already being processed.

    What began as a controversial decision by CAF has, according to the company, turned into an opportunity to strengthen customer loyalty and reinforce confidence in its services.

    GSB Uganda also reiterated its commitment to responsible gambling, encouraging customers to bet within their limits.

    The company emphasized that betting is strictly for individuals aged 25 and above and continues to promote responsible gaming practices.

    Whether you’re a long-time player or exploring your next bet, GSB Uganda remains committed to delivering a reliable and customer-focused betting experience.

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