An uplatno mesto — a payment point — is the counter where the network actually meets its players. You walk in, hand over cash, place a ticket or top up, and walk out. No card, no bank transfer, no account needed to start. For a large part of Serbia that is still the natural way to bet, and it is the part of OktagonBet that a website usually never shows.
A large share of the counters sit in Belgrade, spread across the city rather than clustered downtown — Karaburma, Miljakovac, Kumodraž, Višnjička, Stepa Stepanović and Bulevar kralja Aleksandra among them. Beyond the capital the network runs from Vojvodina in the north down to the southwest, and up to Kopaonik. The list below is drawn from the operator's own register rather than typed out here, so the towns on it are the ones with a counter today.
What you can do at the counter
The counter handles the whole cycle in cash: place a ticket on the day's fixtures, check a slip that is still running, and collect a win. Staff will also help a first-time player read the board, which is worth asking for — the odds display carries more information than it first appears to.
Three of the locations are slot clubs
Not every address is a betting shop. Some are slot clubs, which is a different room with a different offer. The difference is worth knowing before you travel; it is set out in betting shops and slot clubs.
From the counter to an account
Playing at a counter and playing online are not rival habits, they are the same habit with different opening hours. An account keeps your history in one place, settles a winning slip without a return trip, and stays open when the shop does not. If that is the step you are considering, the online side of the brand explains the mechanics in detail: how deposits and withdrawals work.
Below is the network at a glance — each dot is a town, and leads to its addresses — followed by the operator's own map, which is kept current there and is the authority on any address that has recently moved.