QuinnBet picks Kambi’s sportsbook platform for UK, Ireland and future regulated markets

QuinnBet has chosen Kambi’s end-to-end sportsbook platform and will migrate onto it as part of a deal that also connects in Pragmatic Solutions, the player account management platform QuinnBet already uses. For high-risk operators, the important bit is simple: the stack is being built for regulated-market growth, not just day-to-day betting operations.

1. Under the agreement, QuinnBet will move to Kambi’s sportsbook platform and use its trading technology, network intelligence and risk-management tools. Kambi says the setup includes a flexible interface, its award-winning Bet Builder, advanced AI-based operations and regulatory experience.
2. The integration with Pragmatic Solutions is meant to support QuinnBet’s online growth ambitions in the United Kingdom and Ireland, while also leaving room to expand into other regulated jurisdictions later, subject to the relevant licences and regulatory approvals.
3. QuinnBet will also use Kambi’s sportsbook coverage across popular UK and Irish betting interests, including horse racing, football and darts. In practice, that matters because product depth in local sports is often what separates a usable sportsbook from a shelf of generic markets.
4. Kambi says its network now includes more than 70 global partners, and QuinnBet will tap into the pricing, operational performance and product-development intelligence that comes from that network. That is the sort of data advantage sportsbook providers like to talk about, but operators usually care about it only when it affects margin and execution.
5. Werner Becher, CEO of Kambi Group, said the deal underlines Kambi’s position as a preferred partner for operators competing in regulated markets. Brenda Quinn, CEO of QuinnBet, said the partnership marks an important milestone in the company’s next growth phase and gives it the tools to strengthen its position in the United Kingdom and Ireland.