Kambi and its subsidiary Abios are developing an esports betting offering that includes odds feeds, Bet Builder, player props and additional market types, according to Abios managing director Anton Janér. Kambi acquired Abios in 2021, and Janér said the acquisition added esports data and infrastructure capabilities to the group.
The combined offering gives sportsbook operators access to esports betting data, odds and markets.
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Kambi Group agreed a multi-year extension to its sportsbook partnership with Peruvian operator Olimpo.bet, the companies said. Olimpo.bet will continue using Kambi’s turnkey sportsbook; the operator first launched with the supplier in 2021.
Kambi Group agreed a 10-year partnership to provide Station Casinos with its sportsbook and player account management platform in Nevada, the companies said. The rollout will cover retail and online operations, including the STN Sports mobile app, and is expected to have a mid-single-digit-million-euro financial impact for Kambi from 2027.
It was reported that Kambi agreed a 10-year sports betting technology partnership with Red Rock Resorts. The deal marks Kambi’s first entry into Nevada.
A media roundup dated 10 July 2026 reported supplier appointments and commercial agreements involving Soft2Bet, EveryMatrix, Betcenter, Kambi, Pure Casino Entertainment, Gaming Corps and Entain. Kambi agreed a multi-year sportsbook supply deal with Pure Casino Entertainment, including retail betting and an online launch planned for Alberta’s regulated market opening on 13 July 2026.
Kambi and BetWarrior renewed their partnership for several years, the companies announced. In an interview, Kambi’s head of sales for Latin America, Mateo Lenoble, said the companies had worked together since 2019 and that BetWarrior had expanded into Brazil and Peru from Argentina.