QuinnBet selects Kambi for sportsbook migration
QuinnBet will move its online sportsbook to Kambi under a multi-year agreement announced on October 19, 2026. The partnership covers the operator’s UK and Irish business, with provision for expansion into other regulated markets, subject to the necessary licenses and regulatory approvals.
Kambi’s Turnkey Sportsbook will integrate with QuinnBet’s selected player account management platform, Pragmatic Solutions. Gaming Intelligence reported that the operator’s sportsbook was previously supplied by Pragmatic Play Sports. The agreement therefore changes the sportsbook provider while retaining Pragmatic Solutions as the account management platform.
The package includes a customizable customer interface, Bet Builder, AI-powered trading and risk management tools, and regulatory expertise. Kambi identified horse racing, soccer and darts among the sports its offering will support for QuinnBet’s customers in the UK and Ireland.
The agreement supports QuinnBet’s plans beyond its existing markets
QuinnBet CEO Brenda Quinn said: “Partnering with Kambi is a significant milestone for QuinnBet as we enter our next phase of growth. We wanted a sportsbook partner with world-class technology, trading expertise and flexibility to support our ambitions, while giving us the tools to deliver an engaging experience for our customers. Kambi’s proven capabilities across regulated markets make it a strong fit for our business, and we look forward to working together to build on our position in the UK and Ireland and pursue future growth opportunities.”
QuinnBet will also gain access to insights drawn from Kambi’s network of more than 70 partners. The supplier said information generated across that network informs its pricing, trading and product development. These capabilities form part of the service accompanying the operator’s planned migration.
The companies have not disclosed the agreement’s financial terms. Although the partnership allows for additional jurisdictions, no new market launch was announced as part of the deal.
