SportPesa Tanzania review

Oversight sits with Gaming Board of Tanzania (Bodi ya Michezo ya Kubahatisha), the national body for gambling in the country. The operator behind the brand is Ithotho (Pty) Ltd, registered in Tanzania. Account checks are required, so identity verification comes before betting starts.

Funding and payouts run through mobile money services common in Tanzania: M Pesa, Mixx by Yas and HaloPesa. Card and bank transfer do not appear in that list, so mobile money is the practical route in and out. The same account works on the app and the browser.

The sports list is broad for a local bookmaker: football, basketball and tennis. Prices are set by the bookmaker, so this is a bookmaker rather than an exchange where bettors back each other. Football heads the list, with basketball, tennis and rugby union also available.

Yes, mobile app is part of the offer, and the app carries the same sportsbook as the browser version. crash games sit alongside the sports markets. The app uses the same account, and support runs through email and help centre.

Minimum stakes vary between brands, so the deposit page holds the live figure. For context, the median minimum deposit across sportsbooks on this site is €8.77, with the lower quartile at €4.38 and the upper quartile at €11.62.

Help runs through email and help centre. There is a self service help centre for common questions on payments and verification, and email reaches the operator for anything longer. Live chat and phone are not part of the listed channels.

SportPesa Tanzania runs as a bookmaker under Gaming Board of Tanzania (Bodi ya Michezo ya Kubahatisha), and it is operated by Ithotho (Pty) Ltd from TZ. That shape suits adults who want a regulated local setup and mobile money funding, with crash games on the same balance.

Among the sportsbooks listed on this site, self exclusion is the control most often offered, at 92%, with deposit limits at 69.8% and reality checks at 21.8%. Set your own limits before you start, whatever a site offers.