Kenya Arbitrage Betting Report: October 14, 2026

Kenya Arbitrage Betting Report (October 14, 2026)

WorkBet’s production statistics dated October 14, 2026 recorded 15,165 arbitrage opportunities across the monitored dataset, with an average profit of 2.88%. This is a dataset-wide figure, not a count exclusively for Kenya. The source labels its summary as seven-day results but provides only October 14 as the report date; the precise start and end dates are not specified.

Football remained the largest category, with 8,902 opportunities (58.7%). Hockey followed at 2,834 (18.7%) and basketball at 2,743 (18.1%). Together, hockey and basketball accounted for 36.8%, showing meaningful activity beyond football. Tennis added 384 opportunities (2.5%) and handball 116 (0.8%).

Profitability remained concentrated in lower-return opportunities: 47.67% were below 1% and 39.35% were between 1% and 5%. Together, these bands represented 87.02% of the dataset. A further 4.89% fell between 10% and 20%, while 1.92% exceeded 20%. These figures describe observed opportunities, not realized customer returns.

Execution windows were varied. The largest group, 41.4%, lasted 3–10 minutes; another 31.28% remained available for more than 31 minutes. Only 4.84% lasted less than three minutes, while 1.16% were still unfinished at extraction. The longest recorded opportunity lasted 17 hours and 10 minutes.

BetCity was the most active bookmaker in the headline ranking, with 3,987 appearances (13.1%), ahead of Zenit (3,084; 10.2%) and Olimpbet (2,916; 9.6%). Among Kenya-relevant bookmakers, 1xBet led with 2,586 appearances, followed by Odibets (1,398) and SportPesa (367). These bookmaker counts are appearances in opportunities, not unique opportunities and should not be added together.

In the filtered bookmaker-pair ranking, which requires at least 3% profit and at least three minutes of lifetime, Bovada–Zenit led with 843 qualifying opportunities, 16.6% average profit and a 51.7-minute average lifespan. Bovada–Olimpbet followed with 787 opportunities at 12.3% average profit.

The source also provides an illustrative earnings estimate of $4,624 based on a $200 turnover benchmark over eight hours. This is a modelled estimate, not a guarantee of achievable or realized earnings. Overall, the October 14 snapshot shows a broader sports mix and a sizeable share of opportunities remaining visible beyond ten minutes.

Source: WorkBet Arbitrage Statistics, production data dated October 14, 2026.