Aviator caps a single win at $10,000, and the minimum starts near $0.10

Odibets takes bets from KES 1 and Betika from KES 10. The maximum win is capped around $10,000 equivalent at most operators. Both numbers get a lot of attention and neither is the one that decides what a session costs you.

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Minimums, where they actually differ

The stake floor is set by the operator, not by Spribe, which is why it varies so much between sites in the same country. A KES 1 minimum sounds generous and mostly matters if you want long sessions on a small balance.

The maximum win cap

Most operators cap a single win at roughly $10,000 equivalent. It only binds if you cash out at a very high multiplier on a large stake, which is rare enough that it affects almost nobody. It is worth knowing before you plan around a large number, and worth nothing otherwise.

The number that actually decides the cost

Turnover 1,000

expected loss 30

Turnover 10,000

expected loss 300

Turnover 100,000

expected loss 3,000

Turnover, not stake size and not the cap. A low minimum encourages more rounds, and more rounds means more turnover, and the 3% edge applies to turnover. A low stake floor can cost you more than a high one.

Checking the limits for your operator

Stake limits appear in the game panel and change by market and currency. Our country pages list the deposit minimums per operator, which is usually the number people are actually looking for.