PlayStar, an upcoming US-facing online casino, has signed a partnership with Evolution, a renowned casino solutions provider. As per the terms of the agreement, Evolution will supply the casino with its live casino and random number generator (RNG)-based casino games.
Online gamblers in New Jersey will be able to play several of Evolution’s online live casino games and ‘First Person’ casino games when PlayStar opens in the US later this year. Live dealer games which are a huge part of the developer’s portfolio will be broadcast in real-time from its live casino production center in Atlantic City. The options will include casino classics such as Roulette, Blackjack, Baccarat, and a range of poker varieties.
PlayStar will also get access to Evolution’s Red Tiger and NetEnt slot game libraries. Among the titles are popular games such as Starburst, Gonzo’s Quest Megaways, and Primate King.
This relationship, according to Adam Noble, PlayStar Casino’s Co-Founder and Chief Business Development Officer, is a big step forward in the company’s growth. The firm is one step closer to creating an online gaming experience unlike any other after securing such a lucrative deal with an industry heavyweight and market leader.
“We are pleased we will be offering the full suite of Evolution content, including NetEnt and Red Tiger titles, and of course Evolution’s market-leading live catalog. This formidable offering of content is a must-have to drive our aspirations in the New Jersey market, followed by Pennsylvania with more markets to come.”
Adam Noble
Even though PlayStar is a new brand, it has enormous ambitions. As such, Jeff Millar, Evolution’s North American Commercial Director, expects a long and profitable cooperation. This is another step in Evolution’s mission to provide its award-winning game portfolio to a growing number of players in the United States. Customers of PlayStar will surely appreciate the high quality and variety of gaming options available.
Pariplay Ltd, a subsidiary of Aspire Global, will power the PlayStar NJ Casino app. More specifically, PlayStar will rely heavily on the Pariplay Fusion aggregation platform. Thousands of games from the industry’s best developers are accessible, as well as a suite of back-office conversion and retention tools that boost player value.
The process should be rather simple because Pariplay already holds a license from the New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement.
Kevin was raised on sports since a young teen and following a (fortunate) injury pursued new hobbies in table games such as Blackjack and Poker. Since 2009 Kevin has been writing for casino sites for various big names in the industry and CasinoSites.us is but one of his latest passion projects.
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