Kambi Group inks International Gaming Venture

Maltese sportsbetting technologies developer, Kambi Group, has announced the signing of a multi-year deal which will see it supply its creations to every one of the iGaming brands operated by Swedish company Global Gambling.

Deal designed to assist operator enlarge its reach:

Kambi Group used a official Wednesday press launch to detail that the arrangement will involve it integrating its sportsbook into International Gambling ’s proprietary platform throughout the fourth quarter. It announced that this is set to permit the Malmo-headquartered operator to take advantage of its ‘market-leading open-APIs’ also as ‘sophisticated risk management processes’ in order to assist the company to further extend into ‘regulated markets.

Deal provides ‘further proof ’ of supremacy:

Kristian Nylen, Chief Executive Officer for Kambi Group, said that he was ‘delighted’ to have inked the deal with International Gambling before proclaiming that the arrangement provides ‘further proof ’ that his company is ‘the number-one selection for visionary operators in regulated markets.

Nylen’s statement read…

“Global Gambling is Kambi Group’s new customer signing this season, spanning four continents, which exemplifies the potency of our scalable technology and operational capacity to launch clients into regulated markets where and whenever they require.

Extensive portfolio of iGaming domain names:

Malta-licensed Global Gambling is responsible for numerous internet casino brands such as Viking Slots, Kotikasino, NettiCasino and Mr Spil while its flagship domain in NinjaCasino.com currently features a portfolio of over 200 movie slots from top programmers like NetEnt AB and Play’n Move in addition to a range of live-dealer table games.

For his part, Mark Wadsworth, Chief Operating Officer for Global Gambling, proclaimed that the new arrangement will unite the operator’s ‘online gambling expertise ’ with the sportsbetting platform from Kambi Group and choose his company ‘into new heights. ’