Kambi to Partner With Station Casinos for Sportsbook and Player Account Management Platform
Kambi has signed a 10-year deal to supply Station Casinos with its turnkey sportsbook and PAM platform, marking Kambi's first entry into the Nevada betting market.
Kambi Group has struck a long-term, 10-year agreement with Station Casinos to power the Nevada operator’s sportsbook and player account management (PAM) needs, marking Kambi’s first entry into the Nevada and Las Vegas betting markets. The deal, announced Wednesday, pairs Kambi’s turnkey sportsbook technology with its in-house PAM platform to run Station Casinos’ retail and mobile sports betting operations across the state.
The partnership is notable both for its scope and its timing. Kambi secured its Nevada gaming license in 2025, and this agreement represents the supplier’s first state-wide deployment of its fully integrated Turnkey Sportsbook and PAM solution anywhere. Kambi expects the deal to generate a mid-single-digit-million euro financial impact starting in 2027.
What the Deal Covers
Under the agreement, Kambi will deliver an omni-channel betting experience spanning Station Casinos’ retail sportsbooks and its STN Sports mobile app. Bettors will be able to wager pre-match and live across channels through a single wallet, while earning rewards toward Station Casinos’ property-wide Boarding Pass loyalty program. Kambi’s offering also includes a pari-mutuel racebook component alongside the core sportsbook and PAM technology, along with the supplier’s AI-driven pricing, trading, and risk management tools, plus its Bet Builder same-game parlay product.
Kambi Group CEO Werner Becher called Nevada “the gold standard of gaming and sports betting regulation” and said the agreement gives the company its first foothold in the market via a major, established local operator. Station Casinos Vice President of Race and Sports Jason McCormick said the operator is looking to Kambi’s technology to “enhance the sports betting experience” for its guests with a “reliable, engaging, and seamless” product.
Station Casinos’ Footprint in Nevada
Founded in 1976, Station Casinos is one of the largest gaming operators in Nevada and, alongside parent company Red Rock Resorts, owns and operates more than 20 properties throughout the Las Vegas Valley, including Red Rock Casino Resort Spa, Green Valley Ranch, and Durango Casino & Resort. The company has built its business around the Las Vegas locals market, with more than 95% of the local population living within five miles of a Station Casinos property.
Beyond its off-Strip portfolio, Station Casinos also operates retail sportsbooks for several third-party properties, including a management agreement covering the sportsbook at Treasure Island and oversight of retail and mobile sports betting at Fontainebleau Las Vegas through its STN Sports division. The operator’s reach also extends to the El Cortez Hotel & Casino in downtown Las Vegas and the CasaBlanca Resort and Virgin River Hotel & Casino in Mesquite, Nevada — meaning Kambi’s technology stands to power betting across a wide swath of the Nevada market beyond Station Casinos’ own branded venues.
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Why It Matters for the Industry
The agreement gives Kambi a rare foothold in Nevada’s tightly regulated betting market, long dominated by a small handful of established suppliers and operators. For Station Casinos, the move signals a broader technology upgrade aimed at unifying its retail and mobile betting experience under one wallet and one loyalty structure, rather than running fragmented systems across its many properties.
The deal also underscores Kambi’s continued push to expand its PAM and turnkey sportsbook business beyond its traditional European base, leaning on its global liquidity network to compete for operator contracts in newer or previously untapped state markets. With the agreement not expected to materially impact Kambi’s financials until 2027, both companies have several years to build out the infrastructure before the partnership’s full commercial value comes into focus.