
Mozzart Bet bookmaker company
- One of the lowest advertised margins on the Kenyan market
- More than 40 retail betting shops across the country
- Large jackpot pools
- Title sponsor of the Mozzart Bet Cup
- A dedicated “Supercharged Odds” section with enhanced prices on selected bets
- Mobile apps for Android and iOS
- Limited sports coverage, with around 11 disciplines
- M-Pesa is the only payment method available in Kenya
- SMS registration provides access to a limited set of features compared with the full website version
How make bets
Mozzart Bet is part of the Serbian Mozzart Group, which has been operating since 2001 and has a presence across dozens of countries in Europe and Africa. The brand launched in Kenya in 2018 under MozzartBet Kenya Limited and has since attracted more than one million registered customers. The company is actively involved in local football sponsorships, including the Mozzart Bet Cup, formerly known as the FKF Cup.
The operator operates under the following local Kenyan licenses:
- Betting Control and Licensing Board of Kenya (BCLB), No. BK0001188
- Lotteries and Gaming Act, No. PG0001189
Mozzart Bet is backed by a parent group with almost 25 years of operating history, setting it apart from many younger Kenyan brands. In addition to sports betting, the platform offers a casino section featuring Aviator, live casino games and lottery-style competitions.

In Kenya, the operator has lower brand recognition than some of its major competitors but stands out through its network of physical betting shops, with around 40 locations across the country. This is relatively unusual among operators that also maintain a strong digital presence.
Taxation follows the standard framework under the Betting, Lotteries and Gaming Act, Cap 131. Excise duty is charged on the stake, while tax on winnings is automatically withheld when funds are withdrawn. The bookmaker acts as a tax agent and remits the withheld amount to the government.
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