iGaming Companies Directory
4756 companies across live casino, slots, payments, operators, and more.
MayBets
Nairobi, Kenya
MayBets is a privately held Kenyan online sports betting and iGaming operator founded in 2020 and headquartered in Nairobi. The company offers a comprehensive digital platform for pre-match and live sports wagering, virtual games, and instant-win crash games like Aviator. MayBets differentiates itself through customer-centric innovations such as the Bet Bila Bundle zero-data browsing feature launched in January 2025, which allows users to access the platform without consuming mobile data, and the MB8 Free Daily Jackpot, a free-to-enter prediction game. The company supports deposits and withdrawals via M-Pesa, Kenya's dominant mobile money service, and provides 24/7 customer support through social media and email. With a workforce of 51–200 employees, MayBets has grown rapidly in a competitive market by focusing on mobile-first, data-light access and community engagement, including sponsorships of local football clubs. The company remains privately held and self-funded, led by CEO Aggrey Sayi. Its platform is accessible via website, Android app, and SMS, catering primarily to Kenyan punters.
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Mozzart
Belgrade, Serbia
Mozzart is a prominent gambling and sports betting operator headquartered in Belgrade, Serbia, with a strong presence across South-Eastern Europe and growing operations in Africa. Founded in 2001, the company evolved from a retail betting network into a multi-channel operator offering a comprehensive sportsbook, live betting, virtual sports, casino, and poker under the Mozzart Bet brand. It serves customers in Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Kenya, and Nigeria, holding licenses from regulatory bodies including Serbia's Games of Chance Administration and Kenya's Betting Control and Licensing Board. With approximately 1,000 employees, Mozzart is a regional leader known for extensive sports coverage, competitive odds, and live streaming services. The company has invested in technology infrastructure, migrating to Red Hat OpenShift Virtualization to support a DevOps culture and improve reliability. It is also a significant sports sponsor, particularly in football, with deals in Kenya and the Balkans.
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MBet is a leading sportsbook and online casino operator headquartered in East Africa, with a primary focus on the Tanzanian and Democratic Republic of Congo markets. Founded in 2013, the company grew into one of the region’s most recognised betting brands by pioneering mobile-first solutions such as USSD and SMS betting, enabling customers with feature phones to place bets without internet access. MBet was an early adopter of localised features including a DIY event creation tool and a dynamic betslip engine supporting up to 50 accumulator selections. In 2024, the operator announced a landmark turnkey partnership with EveryMatrix, migrating from its proprietary 11-year-old technology stack to EveryMatrix’s OddsMatrix sportsbook, CasinoEngine, BonusEngine, and GamMatrix platforms. This deal is EveryMatrix’s largest African turnkey agreement to date and positions MBet to scale rapidly across the continent. The operator also maintains a sports betting presence in South Africa via mbet.co.za. While exact financial figures are not disclosed, MBet’s partnerships and market penetration suggest a substantial operation with hundreds of thousands of active users. The company is led by CEO Javier Diaz, who has overseen the transition to third-party technology to drive the next phase of growth.
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Golden Key Casino
Mombasa, Kenya
Golden Key Casino is a land-based gaming establishment in Mombasa, Kenya, situated on the rooftop of the renowned Tamarind Restaurant, which is celebrated as one of East Africa's finest seafood venues. Operating since 1982, the casino has long been a fixture of Mombasa's nightlife, offering a sophisticated environment with panoramic coastal views. It features 50 slot machines and 12 table and poker games, including daily cash games and re-buy tournaments held every Wednesday and Sunday. The venue is open from 3 pm to 5 am daily, with full food and beverage service available throughout the night. The casino is owned and directed by Julian Fay, who has been personally involved since 1996, and employs between 51 and 200 people. Licensed by the Kenyan Betting Control and Licensing Board, Golden Key Casino caters to both local patrons and international tourists, and is marketed as one of Kenya's most elegant casinos. Reviews on platforms like TripAdvisor highlight its ambiance and tournament structure, though some note occasional service lapses and smoke levels.
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KessBet
Nairobi, Kenya
KessBet is an online betting and casino platform operating in Kenya under Kessun Kenya Limited. It holds a license from the Betting Control and Licensing Board (BCLB) for the 2025/26 financial year, appearing on the regulator’s approved list. The platform offers a comprehensive gambling experience including pre-match and live sports betting on football, tennis, volleyball, cricket, and more, alongside a casino, the popular crash game Aviator, virtual sports, and a fixed-odds jackpot with a top prize of KSh 16,000,000. Headquartered in Nairobi at Daykio Plaza, KessBet also provides regular promotions such as cashback and deposit bonuses. The brand is relatively new to the Kenyan market with no publicly available founding year or leadership team, but it has engaged in community initiatives like donating medical supplies worth KES 200,000. KessBet’s mobile-optimised site supports instant deposits and withdrawals, and it actively promotes responsible gambling for users aged 18 and over.
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MichezoBet
Nairobi, Kenya
MichezoBet is a Kenya-focused online gambling platform offering sports betting, live betting, virtual sports, and casino games. Launched to bring an international gaming experience to Kenyan players, the brand operates under the corporate entity Michezobet Kenya Limited (also referenced as Ajebet Kenya Limited in privacy materials). The platform is licensed under Curaçao eGaming (license number 8048/JAZ) and transacts exclusively in Kenyan Shillings (KES). Its core appeal lies in deep integration with local mobile-money services—primarily Safaricom’s M-Pesa—allowing deposits and withdrawals to be handled entirely through mobile phones. The company maintains a modest footprint, with an estimated 11–50 employees based at its Nairobi headquarters. MichezoBet’s market entry followed a period of consolidation in Kenya’s betting sector, as the brand name emerged after the exit of Pevans East Africa, a pioneering local betting firm. The operator has also pursued media partnerships, including a Game On show produced in collaboration with the Kenya Broadcasting Corporation (KBC). While the company has not publicly disclosed its founding year or leadership roster, its operational model is built around accessibility, mobile-first user flows, and a straightforward cashier system designed for the Kenyan market.
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ChopLife
Kigali, Rwanda
Choplife Gaming is a pan-African mobile-first gaming and betting company founded in 2020 by Nigerian Afrobeats star and entrepreneur Oluwatosin "Mr Eazi" Ajibade. Headquartered in Kigali, Rwanda, the company operates across multiple African markets, offering sports betting, casino games, and instant gaming products through its flagship platform, betPawa. With a focus on mobile-optimised experiences and mobile money integration, Choplife Gaming targets Africa's rapidly growing base of young, smartphone-enabled users. The company is chaired by Mr Eazi and has secured regulatory approvals in several West and East African nations, including Kenya, Ghana, Nigeria, Uganda, and most recently Mali via PMU Mali approval. Choplife Gaming is one of the leading mobile betting operators on the continent, known for its compliance-led expansion strategy and localised customer support. The parent organisation, The Choplife Company, also encompasses a streetwear brand and a music project, but the iGaming arm is its most prominent venture. The company's name "Choplife" – Nigerian Pidgin for "enjoy life" – reflects its mission to deliver accessible entertainment while driving social impact through the Choplife Foundation.
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ChezaCash
Kenya
ChezaCash is a Kenya-focused online betting and gaming platform, licensed and regulated by the Betting Control and Licensing Board of Kenya (BCLB) under the Betting, Lotteries and Gaming Act (Cap 131, Laws of Kenya – License No. BK0001160). The brand offers a comprehensive digital gambling experience that includes pre-match and live sports betting across football, basketball, and local matches, alongside popular crash games such as Aviator, and a selection of casino-style games. The platform is accessible via both a responsive website and a dedicated mobile app, and it emphasises user-friendly navigation, competitive odds, and a suite of promotional incentives including a welcome bonus (Karibu Bonus), deposit bonuses, multibet bonuses, and a refer-a-friend programme (Vuta Friend). ChezaCash also features a daily jackpot and a range of crash games designed for quick-play thrills. The company publicly commits to responsible gaming, restricting participation to individuals aged 18 and over. In a rebranding effort coinciding with a new website launch, ChezaCash repositioned itself as a modern, mobile-first betting destination for the Kenyan market.
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