What this site is
A guide to Spribe’s Aviator for players in Kenya: how the game works, which licensed operators carry it and on what terms, the M-Pesa numbers, the law, and the scams that have grown around the game. It is not an operator, does not take bets and is not affiliated with Spribe or any betting company.
Who writes it
The editor plays Aviator on Kenyan operators weekly, keeps the operator table current, and takes every screenshot on the site from a real session at the operator named in the caption. Nothing here is written from a press release alone; where a figure could not be verified, the table shows ”—” and the text says so.
The editor’s name, role and a short biography appear in the author box on every page, and contact details are on the contact page.
How the site is funded
At launch there are no partner agreements and all operator links are plain links. If partner links are added later, they will be disclosed in the footer of every page and will not change any operator’s position in the tables. Position is decided by licence transparency, minimum stake, deposit floor and withdrawal speed. Editorial policy.
How operator figures are checked
- Licence numbers are read from the operator’s footer and checked against the regulator’s register.
- Paybills, minimum deposits, minimum stakes and withdrawal floors are read from the operator’s cashier and game panel and confirmed with a small live transaction where possible.
- Game facts (RTP, fairness, features) come from Spribe and its licensing bodies.
- Each page carries its last-update date; a full review of operator data is done at least quarterly and the date is in the footer.
Corrections
If a figure is wrong, tell us. Corrections are made as soon as they are verified and material ones are noted on the page.