Four lucky winners walk away with over Ksh 1.2 million

Shabiki.com is once again celebrating its players after another successful week that saw four winners walk away with a combined total of over Ksh 1.2 million across the platform's sportsbook and casino games, including the ever popular Aviator.

From a CCTV installer in Migori planning to buy a motorbike, to a teacher looking to finally complete her house, Week 4 winners of the Shabikia World Cup Kishabiki Campaign are proof that consistency and smart play can pay off in a big way.

In Kitengela Town, 39-year-old mali mali trader Polycap Lumumba scooped the biggest win of the week, taking home Ksh.500,000 courtesy of Aviator, as He hit the highest multiplier of the week on his favourite crash game Aviator on Shabiki.com. Lumumba says the win will go straight back into his business.

Ketry Kusa a 38-year-old receptionist from Thika Town also cashed in on Aviator, walking away with Ksh.300,000 for hiting the 2nd highest multiplier of the week.

For Kusa, the win holds special significance as it will support her son's education.

"My son is joining college soon, and this win couldn't have come at a better time. I'll use part of it to clear his school fees. I also plan to enroll myself in a short  course to grow professionally," she said.

Celestine Adhiambo, 48-year-old teacher from Migori County, who also struck it lucky on Aviator, taking home Ksh 200,000 as she hit the third highest multiplier of the week.

For Adhiambo, the win came at the perfect time. She'll use it to complete her long-awaited house by finishing the plastering and invest the rest in poultry farming for egg production and chicken sales.

Rounding off the week's winners is twenty-four-year-old Churchill Oketch from Migori County who runs a CCTV installation business, walked away Ksh 200,000 richer after a successful punt on Shabiki Sportsbook - he had the longest winning Multibet of the week.

Oketch says the win couldn't have come at a better time, as it will directly boost his business operations by buying a motorbike that will help me get to job sites faster. He will also use it  part time as a bodaboda rider to earn extra income.

Shabiki.com continues to reward its players across both its sportsbook and casino platforms, users chasing quick, exciting wins. From business growth to education, homeownership and personal development, this week's winners reflect the diverse ways Kenyans are putting their winnings to good, practical use.