SPORTS BETTING
US – Kambi enhances American football Game Parlay product with college football
By Phil - 28 October 2021
Kambi has strengthened its market-leading Game Parlay product with the addition of NCAA football betting options, allowing bettors to include multiple college football markets in their parlay bets.
Game Parlay now enables Kambi partners to offer their customers the opportunity to parlay moneyline, spread, totals and team totals on college football games, with plans to add half and quarter offers as well as selected player props in the coming weeks.
As we approach the culmination of the NCAA football season, Kambi’s Game Parlay will offer a similar range of college football player prop offers that bettors have enjoyed throughout the NFL season, such as total passing yards and touchdown scorer.
The expansion of Kambi’s Game Parlay capability follows its early success during the NFL season which has seen more than 40% of NFL bettors engaging with the product, while same and multi-game combinations account for approximately 20% of all pre-game NFL bets. As a result of this new development, bettors will be able to combine parlays from college and professional games together into a single wager.
The inclusion of NCAA football markets in Kambi’s multi-game and multi-sport parlay offering is made possible by continual development of Kambi’s core platform. Game Parlay is built entirely in-house and integrated into the existing sportsbook, giving partners significant pricing, risk and settlement advantages, in contrast to many third-party products.
Simon Noy, SVP Trading, Kambi, said: “The expansion of college football within Game Parlay is an exciting step forward for our product, our partners and bettors alike.
“Now bettors can enjoy even more college football markets in their Game Parlay bets that span not only across multiple games, but across multiple leagues and sports too.
“With Game Parlay already proving so popular with bettors, we look forward to enhancing the product even further over the coming months, with NHL and MLB expansion.”
