Samuel Abisai, 28, won the jackpot after placing about $2 on two separate picks, betting firm SportPesa 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."I think I am not going to bet again," Mr Abisai told journalists in 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. However, he did say that top on his list of priorities is buying a car and investing in real estate. The betting industry is rapidly growing across Africa.