Kambi signs 10-year Nevada deal with Station Casinos for retail and online sportsbook

Kambi Group plc has signed a long-term agreement with Station Casinos LLC to provide its Turnkey Sportsbook and player account management (PAM) technology in Nevada. For high-risk operators and their payment partners, the important bit is not just the brand name: this is Kambi’s first move into Nevada and Las Vegas after securing a Nevada gaming license in 2025.

1. The deal runs for 10 years and is expected to have a low single-digit million-euro financial impact for Kambi starting in 2027. In other words, this is a measured entry, not a moonshot, but it does put Kambi inside one of the most visible regulated gaming markets in the US.
2. Station Casinos, founded in 1976, is one of Nevada’s largest gaming operators and a major local player in Las Vegas. Together with parent company Red Rock Resorts, it operates more than 20 properties across the Las Vegas Valley, including Red Rock Casino Resort Spa, Green Valley Ranch and Durango Casino & Resort.
3. Under the agreement, Kambi will provide an omnichannel sportsbook covering both retail and online operations. The Nevada package combines Kambi’s Turnkey Sportsbook and pari-mutuel Racebook with its proprietary PAM platform, so Station Casinos can connect in-person and online betting through a single wallet.
4. STN Sports will use Kambi’s technology across Station Casinos’ Nevada retail sportsbook network and within the STN Sports mobile app. Customers will get access to pre-match and live betting markets, and they will be able to earn rewards points through Station Casinos’ Boarding Pass loyalty program.
5. Kambi said the setup will also tap into global liquidity from its international sportsbook network, feeding its AI-driven pricing and trading, risk management tools and Bet Builder offering. The company framed the partnership as part of its US expansion and regulatory focus.

For PSPs, acquiring teams and banking partners, the structure matters: this is a single operator deploying one vendor across retail and mobile, with wallet linkage between channels and loyalty integration on top. That tends to mean cleaner product control, but also a tighter dependency on the sportsbook stack and the compliance setup around it.