Kambi Group and BetWarrior have agreed to a multi-year extension of their turnkey sportsbook partnership, keeping the supplier's end-to-end betting technology at the center of BetWarrior's operations in Argentina and across regulated Latin American markets.
Under the renewed deal, BetWarrior will continue using Kambi's sportsbook platform across its regulated operations in Latin America.
The two companies first entered into a partnership in 2019. In the years since, BetWarrior has grown into one of Argentina's established online sports betting operators and has more recently extended its footprint into Brazil and Peru, both of which have undergone significant regulatory change in recent years.
Werner Becher, CEO of Kambi Group, said: "BetWarrior has established itself as one of the most ambitious operators in Latin America, and we are proud to extend our partnership as they continue their growth journey.
“This multi-year agreement further demonstrates Kambi's ability to support leading operators with a premium sportsbook solution that enables sustainable success in highly competitive and evolving regulated markets across the region."
Zeno Ossko, CEO of BetWarrior, said: "Kambi has been a key strategic partner in our growth to date, providing a high-performance sportsbook that allows us to compete at the highest level. Extending this partnership was a natural decision as we look to further strengthen our position in Argentina and regulated markets across Latin America. We look forward to continuing our work with Kambi to deliver an outstanding sports betting experience for our players."
The extension comes as BetWarrior continues to expand its presence across regulated Latin American markets. Earlier this month, the operator received approval to launch in Argentina's Santa Fe province, adding another jurisdiction to its domestic footprint, while continuing to grow its operations in Brazil and Peru.
BetWarrior is an official regional betting sponsor of the Argentinian Football Association (AFA), with rights across several Latin American markets