Kambi extends Olimpo.bet sportsbook agreement in Peru
The multi-year renewal keeps Olimpo.bet on Kambi’s managed sportsbook, continuing a partnership begun in 2021. The exact term and price were not disclosed.
Reviewed by iGaming News Desk
Development dated 28 Sept 2026
Kambi announced a multi-year extension of its sportsbook agreement with Olimpo.bet on 28 September. The operator will continue using Kambi’s Turnkey Sportsbook in Peru, where the supplier describes Olimpo.bet as operating in the regulated sports betting market. [1]
The relationship dates to 2021, when Kambi says Olimpo.bet launched with its technology. The renewed agreement retains a fully managed offering tailored to local player preferences, according to the supplier. The announcement does not specify the renewal’s exact duration or commercial value. [1]
Kambi chief executive Werner Becher linked the extension to the supplier’s Latin American business. Olimpo.bet commercial deputy manager Manuela Gomez described the existing partnership as supporting the operator’s customer experience. The release includes no figures measuring engagement or revenue changes, so those comments remain the companies’ assessments. [1]
Kambi describes its sportsbook services as including pricing, trading, risk management and differentiation tools. These are supplier-described capabilities; the renewal announcement does not identify them as newly introduced features for Olimpo.bet. [1]
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