Malta-based iGaming technology supplier Logifuture has launched its Zoom Sports virtual betting product with Kenyan bookmaker Odibets, extending its presence in East Africa. The partnership will also cover Tanzania and Ghana, where further launches are planned.
The integration gives Odibets customers round-the-clock access to virtual football and tennis events, allowing the operator to offer betting markets outside scheduled live sporting fixtures.
Zoom Sports provides two match formats: full 90-minute virtual games and a 10-minute Turbo mode designed for shorter betting sessions. Across both formats, the platform delivers more than two million simulated matches annually, maintaining a continuous betting schedule throughout the day and night.
Benedict Murithi, Country Marketing Manager at Odibets, said the integration addresses customer demand for betting opportunities beyond conventional match schedules. He added that the platform has already influenced player engagement during off-peak hours, when fewer live sporting events are available.
The agreement follows Logifuture’s earlier expansion in Kenya through a partnership with local betting operator Betika, which also integrated Zoom Sports in 2026.
Beyond Kenya, Logifuture has established relationships with several African operators, including Nigeria’s Bet9ja, which strengthened its football presence through a partnership with the Nigerian Football Association.
The company has also expanded its commercial activities in South America and Europe, with products including Zoom Sports, Simulate and Swipe Games forming part of its broader sportsbook and iGaming portfolio.
Niccolo Cassettari, Chief Business Development Officer at Logifuture, said the Odibets agreement is designed to support further regional expansion. He identified Tanzania and Ghana as the next markets for the partnership, although specific launch dates have not been announced.
The deal adds another Kenyan operator to Logifuture’s distribution network while extending Odibets’ virtual sports offering across periods when live football and tennis fixtures are unavailable.