Kenyan man left shocked after he requested Kes 2800 from his girlfriend to place a B’et that finally won Kes 8 Million and he return it with Kes 1.4 Million Interest. However the lady is now demanding Kes 7 Million arguing the money belongs to her or she terminates the relationship. Any advice for him?
A young Kenyan man, Alex Mutea, recently found himself in an unexpected storm after taking a g’amble that changed everything. Without his girlfriend’s knowledge, he quietly borrowed KSh 2,800 from her and used it to place a b’et on a football match. To his amazement, that small risk turned into an astonishing KSh 8 million win.
As soon as the money came through, Alex did what he thought was right: he returned the KSh 2,800 to his girlfriend and, to show his appreciation, added another KSh 1.4 million as a gift. He assumed this would be more than enough to make her happy.
But things didn’t go the way he expected. His girlfriend argued that since the stake had come from her, the winnings were rightfully hers — or at least most of them. She demanded KSh 7 million, warning Alex that if he refused, their relationship might not survive.
Now Alex is facing a heartbreaking choice: should he hand over the majority of his hard-won prize to keep his relationship, or hold on to it and risk losing the woman he loves?
When asked how he managed to hit such a huge win, Alex explained:
“My name is Alex Mutea, I’m 29 years old and currently unemployed. B’ettlng has been my main source of income. I used to rely on luck and lost a lot. But earlier this year, a friend introduced me to a platform called SokaFans. At first I was skeptical, but after I gave it a try, I started winning — every single day for a whole week. That’s when I realised this wasn’t just luck.”
He added:
“For the past six months, SokaFans has been my lifeline. It’s reliable, consistent, and it’s completely turned my life around. I’d recommend it to anyone who takes b’etting seriously.”
Alex’s story has left many wondering: if you were in his position, would you give up most of the money to save your relationship, or keep it and risk walking away?
