QuinnBet Switches Sportsbook Providers Again, Moving to Kambi

The new contract covers Kambi’s Turnkey Sportsbook, which will replace the Pragmatic Play Sports betting product. QuinnBet will continue using Pragmatic Solutions for player account management (PAM). No launch date or contract value has been disclosed.

QuinnBet Picks Third Sportsbook Supplier in Recent Years

QuinnBet was previously a customer of FSB Technology. In a March 2024 interview, FSB’s Mark Wilson included the Irish bookmaker among the company’s horse racing-focused partners, alongside Fitzdares and BetGoodwin.

By February 2025, QuinnBet was already live through Pragmatic Play’s racing-data partnership with RAS. A February 2025 investor presentation from Racing and Sports identified QuinnBet as the second brand launched under that arrangement, following DAZN Bet.

The new Kambi deal follows QuinnBet’s 2025 move away from FSB. It marks the operator’s second announced sportsbook supplier switch in under two years, although the latest migration has yet to take place.

Pragmatic Solutions Retains the PAM Contract

The 2025 change involved more than the sportsbook. QuinnBet also transferred its player account management operations to Pragmatic Solutions, which confirmed the completed migration on 20 March 2025. The two Pragmatic products were integrated by the time of that announcement.

The October 2026 agreement takes a different route. QuinnBet is keeping Pragmatic Solutions while bringing in Kambi to handle its sportsbook offering. The existing PAM relationship is expected to continue through the planned sportsbook migration.

Kambi identifies a flexible front end, Bet Builder and AI-powered trading and risk management tools as part of the package. The supplier will initially serve QuinnBet’s UK and Irish operations, with possible expansion into other regulated markets subject to licensing and regulatory approval.

QuinnBet has not explained why it is replacing Pragmatic Play Sports after less than two years. It also remains unclear whether the UK and Irish sites will move to Kambi together or in stages.