Kambi Group has launched a 10-year partnership with Station Casinos to provide a turnkey sportsbook and player account management platform across Nevada, marking Kambi’s first entry into the state’s regulated sports betting market.
The agreement follows Kambi securing its Nevada license in 2025 and enables Station Casinos to offer a unified betting experience both online and in retail locations. Players will benefit from a single wallet system that connects in-person wagers with mobile betting, simplifying fund management and access.
Station Casinos operates over 20 properties in the Las Vegas Valley, primarily serving local residents with convenient casino locations away from the Strip. This partnership will extend Kambi’s sportsbook technology to these venues as well as to Station Casinos’ existing mobile app, STN Sports, allowing bettors in Nevada to place pre-match and live bets while earning loyalty points redeemable across Station Casinos’ resorts.
Kambi’s platform includes AI-powered pricing, advanced risk management, and a Bet Builder feature designed to enhance player engagement by allowing customized bets. The integration of pari-mutuel racebook services also adds variety for bettors interested in horse racing markets.
For players, this means access to a broad range of betting options supported by one of the industry’s largest liquidity pools, potentially offering more competitive odds and diverse markets. The omni-channel solution aims to provide a consistent and reliable user experience whether betting on-site or remotely.
However, players should remain mindful of responsible gambling practices when engaging with new platforms and features. The unified account system may make it easier to track betting activity, but it also requires careful management to avoid overspending. Resources on Responsible Gambling can help players maintain control over their betting habits.
“We look forward to partnering with Kambi and leveraging their proven technology platform to enhance the sports betting experience for our guests,“ said Jason McCormick, Station Casinos Vice President of Race and Sports. “Together, we are committed to providing a reliable, engaging, and seamless experience that meets the evolving needs of our players.“
This launch comes amid ongoing efforts in Nevada to maintain high regulatory standards for player protection and data security. Recent regulations require casinos to notify state regulators within 24 hours of cybersecurity incidents, reflecting the importance of safeguarding player information in the digital betting environment. Players can expect compliance with these rules to ensure fair betting practices and data privacy.
Station Casinos’ footprint includes off-Strip neighborhood resorts and on-Strip sportsbooks operated through third-party agreements, such as Treasure Island and Fontainebleau Las Vegas. The partnership with Kambi will unify these operations under one platform, enhancing convenience for bettors across multiple locations.
Players interested in more information about Nevada’s sports betting market and regulations can visit our USA page and Betting section.
For further details on the partnership, see the official announcement.
Additional context on Nevada’s regulatory environment and cybersecurity measures is available in the article Nevada regulators seek more timely notification from casinos on cyberattacks.
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