Where to play Aviatrix in Kenya

“—” means the operator does not publish the figure, or we have not verified it yet. Figures checked October 2026; operators change limits without notice, so confirm inside the app before you deposit.

How we ranked them

The order in the table is not alphabetical and not by size. We rank on three things, in this order:

1. Licence transparency. Is a Kenyan licence number printed on the site, and does the company name match it? Operators that publish both (ImaraBet, Betkumi) and the two largest brands (Odibets, Betika, whose licences are easy to confirm with the regulator) sit at the top. Brands that only say “licensed” without a number sit lower until we verify them.
2. Deposit floor and withdrawal speed. Lower minimum deposit and faster M-Pesa payout rank higher. Odibets’s KES 1 minimum is the lowest we have seen.
3. Crash-game depth. Whether Aviatrix is a headline game with in-game tournaments and free bets switched on, or just one tile in a long list.

Partner status, if we ever have it, does not move an operator up. See the editorial policy.

Kenyan operators in detail

Odibets

The first Kenyan operator to launch Aviatrix, in July 2024. The game sits in the crash section next to Aviator and JetX. Lowest published minimum deposit (KES 1) and withdrawals to M-Pesa in minutes. Odibets Aviatrix guide.

Betika

Added Aviatrix in August 2024 and has the widest crash shelf in the country: Aviatrix, Aviator, JetX, Comet Crash, Navigator and Aero side by side. Daily in-chat free bets and crash leaderboards make it the strongest choice if you play often. Minimum deposit KES 50, minimum withdrawal KES 200. Betika Aviatrix guide.

Betkumi

A crash-first platform (Aviatrix, Aviator, Comet, Football Crash, Mines, Dice) operated by Incline Technologies Limited under BCLB licence BK 0001228. Advertises a weekly cashback. It does not publish M-Pesa limits on the pages we checked; confirm them in the app. Betkumi Aviatrix guide.

ImaraBet

Solid Gaming Limited, licences BK 0000763 and PG 0000452, both printed in the footer, which is exactly what you want to see. M-Pesa paybill 4144203. Aviatrix is listed in the crash section with instant payouts advertised.

Spotika

Relaunched in July 2025 under new ownership and signed with Aviatrix the same month to serve Kenya, Zambia and Tanzania. The platform ships with play limits and self-exclusion tools built in. We have not yet confirmed the current licence number in the footer. Spotika Aviatrix guide.

Winpesa and CrashKali

Both list Aviatrix with a practice button on the tile. Both are crash-focused brands with long game lists. Check the footer licence number before depositing; we are still verifying them.

Pakakumi

Popular, licensed (Reys and Meys Limited), but no Aviatrix at our last check: the crash section shows Aviator and Crash only. If you came here searching for “Pakakumi Aviatrix”, Betkumi is the same group’s brand that has it.

Offshore brands

1win and 22Bet both offer Aviatrix to Kenyan players and both accept M-Pesa. The difference is who protects you when something goes wrong. A Kenyan licence puts the operator under the Gambling Control Act 2025, the Gambling Regulatory Authority and the Gambling Appeals Tribunal. A Curaçao licence does not. 22Bet carries Aviatrix Second Chance, which few Kenyan operators have yet; if that is the reason you are looking at it, read the 1win Aviatrix page for the trade-offs first, because the same logic applies.

New to the game? Start with How to play Aviatrix and the Aviatrix RTP and provably-fair guide; if you are choosing between crash games, see Aviatrix vs Aviator.

Checklist before your first deposit

• Licence number printed in the footer, company name matches.
• Minimum withdrawal you can live with (KES 100 to 200 is normal).
• Deposit limit set in the account settings before you fund it.
• Practice mode opened once so you know the controls.
• You are 18 or over and playing with money you can afford to lose.