Kambi to launch a 10-year Nevada sportsbook partnership with Station Casinos, with financial impact starting in 2027

Kambi is entering Nevada for the first time through a 10-year deal with Station Casinos, after receiving its Nevada license in 2025. For high-risk operators and PSPs, the point is straightforward: this is a state-specific sportsbook rollout in Las Vegas, built around an omnichannel setup that ties retail and online into one wallet.

1. The agreement gives Kambi access to Nevada, including Las Vegas, through Station Casinos, one of the state’s largest operators and the leader outside the Strip. The deal runs for 10 years, and Kambi said the arrangement is expected to have a financial impact in the low single-digit millions of euros from 2027.
2. Station Casinos, founded in 1976, operates more than 20 properties across the Las Vegas Valley together with its parent, Red Rock Resorts, Inc. That footprint includes Red Rock Casino Resort Spa, Green Valley Ranch and Durango Casino & Resort. The company says more than 95% of the local population lives within five miles of a Station Casinos property, which is exactly the sort of distribution density sportsbook operators like because it creates repeat wallet usage rather than one-off traffic.
3. The company’s sportsbook reach is not limited to its own venues. Through its STN Sports division, Station Casinos also runs the retail sportsbook at Treasure Island on the Strip and manages the retail and mobile sportsbooks at Fontainebleau Las Vegas. It additionally operates sportsbooks for third-party properties outside its main portfolio, including El Cortez Hotel & Casino in Downtown Las Vegas, CasaBlanca Resort and Virgin River Hotel & Casino in Mesquite, Nevada.
4. Under the agreement, Kambi will provide a fully integrated omnichannel solution for retail and online. The Nevada-specific setup combines its Turnkey Sportsbook, its Racebook and its in-house PAM (player account management) platform, with a single wallet connecting the customer journey across channels.
5. Kambi is also pitching the usual commercial argument: global liquidity feeds its AI-driven pricing, trading and risk management, while products such as Bet Builder are meant to lift player engagement and operator performance. For PSPs, the practical read is that this is a mature sportsbook stack entering a tightly defined U.S. market, where payment flows will have to work across retail and mobile without much room for friction.