Kambi extends Rush Street Interactive sportsbook alliance

Kambi Group will extend its powerful software as part of a multi-year agreement with Rush Street Interactive (RSI) and boost the operator’s sports betting platforms. The partnership is a renegotiated update on the two companies’ existing alliance, which will carry on.

Rush Street Interactive to continue utilizing Kambi’s sportsbook tech

This is also the second time that the companies have agreed to extend their collaboration since they first shook hands back in 2018. This deal has been particularly useful to both companies, as it allowed RSI to leverage its proprietary platforms while similarly benefiting from Kambi Group’s extensive experience in sportsbook.

Thanks to the ongoing alliance, the two companies have been able to expand across 15 US states and in Ontario, Canada. Furthermore, the companies have collaborated on sportsbook launches in Mexico, Peru, and Colombia, significantly boosting their respective presence in the Latin American market and consolidating their status as leading-class companies.

RSI CEO Richard Schwartz has similarly welcomed the opportunity to see his company continue to collaborate with one of the leading companies from the sector, offering memorable betting experiences and high-quality products.

"Our partnership with Kambi has allowed us to do this, as they provide us with the core betting functionality to offer our players a robust and comprehensive sportsbook, while enabling RSI to build and integrate our own unique and innovative sports betting features and capabilities on top of the Kambi platform," he explained.

Kambi is happy to maintain a strong partnership with RSI

Kambi CEO Werner Becher was similarly delighted to see the provider extend what has proven a deeply successful partnership and noted that it is a testament to Kambi’s ability to stay at the very front of cutting-edge developments.

Kambi has similarly assisted with multiple sportsbook launches elsewhere. The company is working with both Svenska Spel in Sweden and 711.nl in the Netherlands, among others.

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