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Kambi Renews Multi-Year Turnkey Sportsbook Agreement with Olimpo.bet in Peru

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Kambi Renews Multi-Year Turnkey Sportsbook Agreement with Olimpo.bet in Peru
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Kambi Group extended its 2021 partnership with Olimpo.bet via a new multi-year deal to continue powering the Peruvian operator’s sportsbook with its Turnkey platform. The agreement preserves AI pricing, risk management and customization tools that helped establish Olimpo.bet as a local leader. It strengthens Kambi’s position across regulated Latin American markets.

SCCG Take — Stable multi-year supplier contracts allow local operators to focus on market-specific execution rather than platform rebuilds. This model becomes more valuable as regulators tighten standards and player expectations rise.

Kambi Group has extended its alliance with Olimpo.bet through a renewed multi-year agreement. The Peruvian operator will continue to deploy the supplier’s fully managed Turnkey Sportsbook. The partnership originated in 2021 and has helped Olimpo.bet combine local market knowledge with Kambi’s pricing, trading and risk tools.

The renewed deal preserves the same infrastructure that has powered Olimpo.bet since the original agreement. It supplies AI-driven odds, customization options and compliance features tailored to Peruvian player preferences. Both parties intend to develop the platform further as the local regulated market matures.

Partnership Scope and Executive Statements

Werner Becher, Kambi Group CEO, called Olimpo.bet “a fantastic example of a local hero operator” that understands its markets and players. Becher said Kambi was more than ready to extend the partnership and continue supporting Olimpo.bet’s development in Peru. The extension also reinforces Kambi’s position in Latin America and its ability to deliver technology that creates user experiences and long-term value.

Manuela Gomez, Commercial Deputy Manager at Olimpo.bet, said the alliance with Kambi has been key to the organization’s success. Gomez emphasized that the Turnkey Sportsbook has let the operator deliver an experience that resonates with Peruvian players. She added that extending the partnership will allow the company to continue innovating and developing while pushing its position as a local brand in a growing market.

How the Deal Fits Kambi’s Latin America Focus

The agreement underscores the role of managed sportsbook platforms in regulated Latin American jurisdictions. Local operators gain infrastructure for competitive differentiation and operational requirements without building every component internally. Kambi’s technology remains on the same base that supported Olimpo.bet from the 2021 start date.

As reported by the Times of Casino, the multi-year horizon gives both companies a stable framework while Peru’s market evolves. Operators in similar environments will examine whether such supplier-operator pairings deliver the required blend of localization and scale. The outcome will indicate which technology models prove durable as additional jurisdictions formalize their rules.

Reporting: Times of Casino

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