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| Kenyan $2m jackpot winner says he will never bet again | |
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| A Kenyan punter who won a $2m (£1.6m) jackpot after correctly predicting the outcome of 17 football matches says that he will never bet again. | |
| Samuel Abisai, 28, won the jackpot after placing about $2 on two separate picks, betting firm SportsPesa says. | |
| Mr Abisai plans to give some of his winnings back to society, including supporting his local football team in the western region of Kakamega. | |
| The payout is reportedly one of the biggest ever paid in Kenya. | |
| The company's boss Ronald Karauri led a convoy, including a stretch limousine, to pick up Mr Abisai from his home in the small town of Thika 45km (27 miles) north-east of the capital, Nairobi. | The company's boss Ronald Karauri led a convoy, including a stretch limousine, to pick up Mr Abisai from his home in the small town of Thika 45km (27 miles) north-east of the capital, Nairobi. |
| It had to navigate a large pothole just outside his home. | |
| The father of one daughter works for a Chinese company and speaks fluent Mandarin. He has not decided whether he will quit his job. | |
| The betting industry is rapidly growing across the African continent. | The betting industry is rapidly growing across the African continent. |