Play’n GO, the well-known Swedish casino content provider, has entered into a strategic partnership with Caesars Digital to deliver its popular slot titles across several new markets. The collaboration includes platforms such as Caesars Palace Online Casino, Caesars Sportsbook and Casino, and Horseshoe Online Casino.
Thanks to this move, players in Michigan, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Ontario can now enjoy fan-favorite titles like Buildin’ Bucks, Piggy Blitz, and Reactoonz. The rollout is also expected to extend into West Virginia in the near future.
Anna Mackney, who serves as the Head of Regional Sales in the United States for Play’n GO, said the partnership marked a major milestone in the company’s North American growth strategy. She noted that Caesars was a household name in the gaming industry and emphasized that both companies share a strong commitment to delivering high-quality entertainment while maintaining strict regulatory standards.
Founded in 1997 in Vaxjo, Sweden, Play’n GO has grown into a global gaming leader with a presence in over 35 regulated markets. The company currently holds licenses in six U.S. states and has consistently emphasized its support for regulatory compliance.
In line with that, Play’n GO has made it clear that it does not supply its portfolio to unregulated sweepstakes or social casinos. The company’s leadership affirmed that they only partner with licensed operators, aligning with the regulatory principles Caesars upholds.
This collaboration comes at a time of strong growth for the iGaming market in North America. Ontario, for example, reported $6.4 billion in cash wagers in June 2024, with casino games accounting for 88 percent of that total. The province currently hosts 86 licensed gaming websites, of which 75 offer casino content.
In the United States, Pennsylvania recorded record iGaming revenues in the same period. Online slot games brought in $162.2 million in revenue, an increase of 36 percent compared to the previous year, while interactive table games rose by 22 percent to reach $47.6 million.
A new range of titles and gaming options will certainly shake things up for these dynamic markets. It will be very interesting to see how it all plays out in the long run as competition arrives and the markets continue to grow.
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