Bally’s, looking to retool its online sports wagering brand after a failed attempt to use parts acquisition to build a platform, entered a multi-year agreement with Kambi on Tuesday to provide odds and lines for the Rhode Island-based gaming company.
It also signed a separate long-term agreement with White Hat Gaming for its PAM (privileged access management) platform, which includes its proprietary cashier, multiple RGS (remote gaming server) integrations, managed services, and “traveling wallet” that was designed in-house and made specifically for the U.S. online gaming market.
Bally’s, whose most notable state of mobile sportsbook operation is New York, had acquired Bet.Works for $125 million in June 2021 to run its sports wagering platform.
