What is Kambi? The odds provider behind hundreds of bookmakers
How it worksKambi supplies the odds for hundreds of bookmakers worldwide. Any odds we show from Kambi are the same odds shown at every bookmaker running their platform, so check whether yours is one of them.
485 live player odds · 15 fixtures · 7 leagues · 20 of our 40 prop markets
Bookmakers running on Kambi
Team markets Kambi has no odds for
Altenar has odds for 18 of the 20 team markets we cover, against Kambi's 11. That gap includes first shot and first shot on target, which no other bookmaker we have odds from offers at all.
Altenar team markets: 18, Kambi team markets: 11
Kambi odds against our hit rates
The next Kambi odds on player lines with a 70% or better record
Over lines with a strong record
Updated hourly
Who else has odds for these markets
Kambi has odds for 20 of the 40 prop markets we track. Open a market for its trends.
Team markets
11 of 20 on Kambi
+6
+7
+8Offsides+9Cards
+14+14+15Shots+18Goals+18Shots on target+19n/an/a
+1
+4
+7Player markets
9 of 20 on Kambi+7Cards+12Fouls committed+13Score or assist+17Shots+18Shots on target+18Goals+18Assists+18n/an/an/a
+1+4+7+7+7+13Logos are the other books we have odds from, Kambi left outwe hold the matching stat
About Kambi
Kambi is a platform, not a bookmaker
You cannot open a Kambi account. Kambi builds sportsbooks and sets the odds for other companies, who put their own brand on the front. The operator handles your account, your deposits and your withdrawals; Kambi decides what markets exist and what they cost.
Where Kambi is strongest
Kambi is the deepest feed we hold on the match markets, and it has odds for corners and cards on more fixtures than anything else we carry. It is thinner on the player and team props, and it only has odds for overs on team fouls, which is worth knowing before you compare a line against ours.
Why one Kambi feed beats twenty identical ones
Every book running the same feed shows the same number. Listing them separately would fill the screen with repetition and imply a choice that is not there. So we show the provider once, and you check whether your book runs on it.