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Chezabet Active Again with Prediction Market

Chezabet Kenya Is Active Again; Launches Prediction Market

Chezabet is active again in Kenya, introducing a revamped platform that combines traditional sports betting with prediction markets covering a wide range of topics.
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Updated: Nov 6, 2026

The site, which stopped working in Kenya a few months ago, is now active again, describing itself as "Africa's Premier Prediction Market."

The prediction market offering allows users to predict outcomes across politics, entertainment, technology, business, agriculture, finance, weather and sports.

How Chezabet's Prediction Markets Work

Chezabet's prediction markets are built around simple YES/NO questions about future events. Each outcome is assigned a price between KSh 0 and KSh 10, reflecting the market's estimated probability of that outcome.

For example, a YES share priced at KSh 6.50 suggests a 65% probability of the event happening, while a NO share at KSh 3.50 represents a 35% probability.

Chezabet Kenya Prediction Market

When an event concludes, Chezabet resolves the market as either YES or NO, with winning shares automatically paying KSh 10 each, and losing shares receiving nothing.

Users can potentially make money by holding shares until the market is resolved or trading them before resolution by buying low and selling high.

Traditional Sports Betting Features Remain

Despite its new prediction market offering, Chezabet retains several conventional sports betting elements. Users can bet on a wide variety of sports, and benefit from other exciting betting features on the site. 

New customers can claim a 100% welcome bonus, up to a maximum of KSh. 5,000. The site also has an attractive KSh. 10,000,000 jackpot, while punters can also make use of the bet builder feature to get higher odds from single matches.

Kenya Moves Towards Regulating Prediction Markets

Chezabet's return comes at a time when Kenya is considering a dedicated licensing framework for prediction markets.
 
According to reports, the Gambling Regulatory Authority of Kenya plans to introduce a special licence category for prediction market operators, covering markets involving sports, politics, economic indicators and other future events.