Frequently asked questions

A booking code is a short code a bookmaker creates for a betslip. Enter it on the bookmaker's site or app and the same selections load into your betslip, so you don't have to pick every match yourself.

Yes. Signing up, browsing, copying free codes, posting slips and commenting are all free. You only pay if you choose to unlock a paid slip.

No. We don't take bets, hold stakes or pay winnings. KijiweOdds is where people share booking codes. You place the bet yourself, with the bookmaker.

From every slip they settle. After a slip expires, the tipster has 48 hours to record the result, or it counts as a loss. Rankings use a confidence score, so a tipster with 40 wins out of 50 ranks above someone with 3 out of 3. You need 5 settled slips to appear on the rankings.

It's made hard on purpose. Slips can't be edited. They can be deleted only in the first 10 minutes, and only before anyone buys them. Unrecorded results count as losses. The community can dispute a claimed win, and enough disputes turn it into a loss.

Anyone can. When you post a slip, set a price between TZS 1,000 and TZS 50,000. The code stays hidden until someone buys it. You keep 70% of every sale.

A tipster can offer money-back on a paid slip. If it loses, every buyer gets their payment back into their KijiweOdds wallet, and the tipster earns nothing from it.

With mobile money: M-Pesa, Tigo Pesa, Airtel Money, HaloPesa. Withdrawals go to your mobile-money number. Each one costs a flat TZS 1,500, and the minimum is TZS 6,500.

Codes from SportyBet, M-Bet, Betpawa, Gal Sport, Meridianbet, Parimatch, Betway, Premier Bet.

Anyone in Tanzania aged 18 or over, with one account per phone number.