Legal note
The paper
Kenyan licensed-operator row under Kareco Holdings Limited. Confirm the current GRA status and domain.
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Odibets
A Kenyan book — Kareco Holdings / Odibets — built around the same M-Pesa-and-football habit as its bigger neighbours, with its own GRA row.
africasportsbetting.com1 country pinReviewed 14 October 2026
Odibets is a Kenyan trading name people use without translating. On the GRA licensed-operators table it is Kareco Holdings Limited (bookmaking BK 0001095, public gaming PG 0001096, lottery PL 0001097) with www.odibets.com as the domain; when we opened it on 18 October 2026 the table was still headed “for the trading period 2025/26”. The site’s own footer repeats the BK and PG numbers under the same company. There is a Ghana row too. The Gaming Commission of Ghana’s 2026 table lists ODIBETS for online sports betting, issued 1 January and expiring 31 December 2026. The Ghanaian site, odibets.com.gh, names a different company, Camabe Software Developer Ghana Limited of East Legon, Accra, regulated under Gaming Act 721. Same badge, different paper: a Kenyan account is not a Ghanaian one.
Where we pin it
Country sites, not a continental stamp.
Payments
The cashier
M-Pesa first. odibets.com shows its M-Pesa paybill in the site header; take it from there or from the app, never from a forwarded SMS.
Sports focus
The slip
Football, live betting and named jackpots (Omoka, Mega, Laki Tatu and Midweek) on the Kenyan site. A jackpot is a lottery ticket with team names on it; stake it like one.
Caveats
- This page pins Kenya. The Ghana row above is noted, not pinned, and it is a different company.
- Match the domain to the register. Lookalike URLs show up around big fixtures.
- The Ghanaian site sets 18 as the minimum age to register.
Sources
Reviewed 14 October 2026.
Start from the country guide that matches where you live — a brand logo is not a continental licence.