Frequently Asked Questions

Yes – Pitch Notes holds a full gambling licence from the Malta Gaming Authority (MGA), which you can verify on the MGA’s public register. The licence means we must follow strict rules on player protection, fair gaming and anti‑money‑laundering. If you ever have doubts, you can request a copy of the licence certificate from our support team.

Pitch Notes provides a full suite of World Cup markets, including 1X2 (match result), both teams to score, over/under total goals, Asian handicaps, correct‑score, first‑goal‑scorer and live in‑play betting. All odds are sourced from official sports‑data feeds and can be displayed in decimal, fractional or American format. You can place a bet from as little as €0.10, and the maximum stake adjusts according to your account tier.

To withdraw, log in, go to ‘My Account’ → ‘Withdraw’, and pick a method such as Skrill, Neteller, Visa or bank transfer. E‑wallet withdrawals usually arrive within 24 hours, while card and bank transfers take 2‑5 business days. The first withdrawal may be subject to identity verification (KYC) before processing.

The minimum deposit at Pitch Notes is €5 for most payment methods, with a few options requiring a €10 minimum. Deposits are instant for cards, e‑wallets and prepaid cards; bank transfers may take 1‑2 business days. There is no cap on deposits, but large deposits over €2,000 may trigger additional security checks.

Pitch Notes encrypts all traffic with 256‑bit TLS and stores data on PCI‑compliant servers. We share information only with payment processors and regulators as required by law, never with third‑party marketers. You can also enable two‑factor authentication (2FA) for extra account security.

All match predictions, pre‑views and daily tips are freely accessible on Pitch Notes. To place a bet you must open a betting account and fund it; there’s no mandatory fee to read the content. Optional premium packages may offer deeper analysis or exclusive picks, but the basic forecasts remain free.