- SportPesa Mega Jackpot rises to over Ksh 130 million, with the current prize standing at Ksh 130,060,005.
- You could win it all with a stake of just 99 bob.
- This week’s SportPesa Mega Jackpot runs from August 1–3.
The SportPesa Mega Jackpot has now climbed to a massive Ksh 130,060,005, and you could land the life-changing prize with a stake of only 99 bob.
All you need to do is correctly predict the outcomes of the 17 selected matches to be crowned the next SportPesa Mega Jackpot winner.
Back in 2025, Bonnie Kamau made history after becoming the biggest-ever SportPesa Mega Jackpot winner as he won Ksh. 424,660,618 on August 3.
As a result, the amount was reset for the first time since 2018 as Kamau ensured the SportPesa Mega Jackpot was won for only the fifth time since inception.
You could follow in Kamau’s footsteps and become the latest winner by simply trying your luck.
Remember, it only costs 99 Kenyan shillings to place your bet on the Mega Jackpot and what is even better is that you get to enjoy the best bonuses even if you fail to get all 17 games correct.
Leading online gaming firm SportPesa offers bonuses on the Mega Jackpot starting from 12 correct predictions.
The other additional beauty of playing the SportPesa Mega Jackpot is that you can still take part in the 15, 14 and 13-game jackpots within the one Mega Jackpot for the weekend.
SportPesa’s record-breaking payouts continue to make the Mega Jackpot a headline attraction in Kenya’s gaming scene.
Play here and stand a chance of winning the over 130 Million SportPesa Mega Jackpot
SportPesa Mega Jackpot hits over 130 million
This week’s Mega Jackpot is set to kick off on Saturday, August 1, with the final match scheduled for Monday, August 3.
Two matches will get this week’s Mega Jackpot underway on Saturday from 9pm EAT, while Sunday’s first fixture kicks off at 3pm EAT, with Monday’s standalone match scheduled for 10pm EAT.
Richards Bay vs Polokwane City prediction
One of the standout fixtures in this week’s Mega Jackpot sees the 2026/27 South African Premiership campaign kick off with Richards Bay hosting Polokwane City at Umhlathuze Sports Complex from 4pm EAT.
For the home side, this marks a fresh start under newly appointed head coach Ronnie Gabriel, who takes permanent charge after an interim spell.
His immediate challenge is to fix Richards Bay’s notorious slow starts, which nearly cost them last season before they battled their way to an 11th-place finish.
Standing in their way is a Polokwane City side that thrives on defensive discipline. Willy Moloto’s men finished a commendable seventh last term, built on a backline that rarely gives opponents an easy chance. They are compact, organised, and difficult to break down.
Their last meeting in May ended in a goalless draw.
Wolfsberger AC vs Austria Wien
The new Austrian Bundesliga season gets underway at the Lavanttal-Arena, with Wolfsberger AC hosting Austria Wien on Sunday from 6pm EAT.
Wolfsberger head into the new campaign full of confidence. Thomas Silberberger’s men won four of their five pre-season matches, looking sharp and well drilled.
They will also fancy their chances on home turf, where they have traditionally made life difficult for visiting sides.
Austria Wien, managed by Stephan Helm, present a different kind of challenge. They are dangerous in attack creative, fluid, and capable of carving open defences.
Austria Wien finished last season on a stronger note, securing a European playoff spot, while Wolfsberger struggled for consistency.
However, form often counts for little in an opening-day clash, especially with Wolfsberger holding a psychological advantage after edging the Violets 2-1 in their last meeting back in December.
Who are the previous SportPesa Mega Jackpot winners?
The first Mega Jackpot was won by Samuel Abisai (221,301,602) in April 2017 before three joint winners Daniel Rono, Geoffrey Keitany and Florence Machogu (111,176,374) won for the second time in May 2017.
Gordon Ogada was the third winner (230,742,881) in February 2018 before Cosmas Korir (208,733,619) was the fourth in September 2018.
Bonnie Kamau then made history with his record-breaking Ksh. 424,660,618 win on August 3 as the fifth winner.
Moreover, many millionaires have also been minted throughout the years thanks to the SportPesa Mega Jackpot bonuses.
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Frequently asked questions about sportpesa mega jackpot winner
Who has won the SportPesa Mega jackpot?
Bonnie Kamau is the latest winner of the SportPesa Mega Jackpot. He won Ksh. 424,660,618 after correctly predicting the outcome of all 17 games using only 99 bob. His win marked the first time the SportPesa Mega Jackpot was won since 2018.
Who is Bonnie Kamau?
Bonnie Kamau is the latest winner of the SportPesa Mega Jackpot. He won Ksh. 424,660,618 after correctly predicting the outcome of all 17 games on the SportPesa Mega Jackpot using only 99 bob.
How does SportPesa pay Jackpot winners?
SportPesa pays its jackpot winners immediately the games on the Mega Jackpot are played. In case of a postponed game, a public draw is conducted and jackpot winners are paid immediately after. You are a Mega jackpot winner when all your predictions match the game’s outcomes for the category you played in.
How to check the Mega Jackpot bet history?
The Mega Jackpot bet history can be seen in the bet history section under the jackpot tab.
How much is the SportPesa Mega jackpot?
The SportPesa Mega Jackpot has been reset to 100 million shillings following Bonnie Kamau’s latest win.
What’s the highest betting win in Kenya?
The highest betting win in Kenya is Ksh. 424, 660,618 courtesy of the SportPesa Mega Jackpot that was won by Bonnie Kamau on 3 August 2025.
Has anyone ever won the SportPesa Mega Jackpot?
The SportPesa Mega Jackpot has been won on five different occasions. The first Mega Jackpot was won by Samuel Abisai (221,301,602) in April 2017 before three joint winners Daniel Rono, Geoffrey Keitany and Florence Machogu (111,176,374) won for the second time in May 2017.
Gordon Ogada was the third winner (230,742,881) in February 2018 before Cosmas Korir (208,733,619) was the fourth in September 2018.
Bonnie Kamau then made history with his record-breaking Ksh. 424,660,618 win on August 3 as the fifth winner.
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