Kambi Reviews

If you work with pre-match production as I am you need to be able to work nights and weekends, when the sports events are. But I guess that´s part of the game when you work within sportsbetting.

Getting more responsibility does not translate to higher pay. People don’t care about the company, they care about themselves to get the biggest bonus(even though the bonus is small, roughly 2-4k), this creates divisions and people fighting against company goals. There isn’t an atmosphere of team work, and the company never gets anything done, with endless blue sky thinking meetings, only to realise it can’t be done when it gets to a point of no return. The pay is very low, on par with working at a place like Tescos. There is zero career development, no matter how junior you are, you will have to stay in that lane for the remainder of your time at Kambi or leave, at first it is exciting but after a couple of years of doing the same thing again and again it becomes soul destroying.