Kambi Group has acquired the source code for a player account management (PAM) platform previously owned by Omega Systems, aiming to accelerate its launch in the Nevada sports betting market and expand its operational flexibility in other regulated jurisdictions.
Indeed, a PAM is a central sportsbook component that manages customer interaction, including registration, verification, payments and casino aggregation. This acquisition follows a rigorous RFP process, with Omega selected for its compliance readiness, scalability and technical performance.
Werner Becher, Kambi Group CEO, said: "Kambi is already the trusted home of premium sports betting solutions, and this acquisition reinforces that leadership position. While we remain platform agnostic, the addition of an in-house PAM solution to our Turnkey Sportsbook ensures we can unlock commercial opportunities in Nevada and potentially in other jurisdictions as they arise."
Following the purchase, Kambi will submit the platform for Nevada licensing, where it secured regulatory approval earlier this year. The system will also be deployed in markets where third-party PAM availability is restricted.
The company said existing integrations between its sportsbook and the Omega platform will reduce time to market, while maintaining its platform-agnostic approach for partners operating in other regions.
Jim Godsell, Founder and CEO of Omega Systems, said: "Over the years Omega and Kambi have provided combined solutions to operators in multiple jurisdictions. This acquisition allows Kambi to build on the Omega PAM architecture and enter new markets quickly."
The move follows Kambi's announcement earlier this week of a long-term Odds Feed+ partnership with Superbet Group, which will see the supplier provide traded odds for the Superbet and Napoleon brands across Europe and Latin America.
The Turnkey with PAM solution is expected to be market-ready in Nevada by mid-2026
