Licensed online casinos in Kenya
Casino games need a public gaming licence in Kenya, not just a bookmaker licence. Every site here holds one on the Gambling Regulatory Authority register for the current trading period, and each card shows the licence holder and licence number instead of a bonus.
Looking for football and jackpots instead? Our Kenyan betting sites page lists every operator with a bookmaker licence.
Licensed casino · Kenya
Casino play in Kenya needs a public gaming licence
Casino games, slots, crash games and jackpots sit under a separate public gaming licence in Kenya, so a sportsbook licence on its own is not enough. Plenty of the big local platforms hold both, which is why you see a casino tab inside the same app you use for football. Every site listed here appears on the regulator's register with a public gaming licence for the current trading period.
18+
Minimum age to open an account and stake
15%
Excise duty on every stake, plus 15% tax on winnings
KES
Every licensed account runs in Kenyan shillings
What we check on every Kenyan casino
- A public gaming licence on the regulator's register, not just a betting licence
- The company that actually holds the licence, not just the brand name on the app
- Shilling balances with M Pesa or Airtel Money in and out
- Published return to player figures and named game studios
- Working deposit limits, self exclusion and a route to free counselling