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Kambi says AI now trades approximately 85% of network bets

Kambi Q3 operating profit triples as revenue rises 23% to $52 million | Yogonet International Image: Primary
Kambi said its proprietary AI system now trades approximately 85% of bets across its sports betting network. The company reported that 59% of AI-traded live bets are accepted without a live delay and is expanding the technology into basketball, American football and table tennis. Kambi also secured a 10-year sportsbook and player account management agreement with Station Casinos in Nevada. Initial deployment is expected through a regulatory field test before a statewide rollout. Quarterly revenue rose 23% to €46 million.
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