White Hat Gaming is making a huge play for the United States gambling market with some very strategic moves. These include the debut of its White Hat Studios as well as a lucrative partnership agreement with BetMGM which is one of the country’s leading online gambling operators.
Thanks to the partnership agreement, White Hat will now have access to BetMGM’s partners across several states. These key state markets include Pennsylvania, West Virginia, New Jersey and Michigan. Players in these states can thus look forward to a robust selection of slots and RNG-powered table games. For those on the lookout for a rewarding experience, the slots selections will also include jackpot titles with impressive prizes and payouts. To be more specific, the titles that players can look forward to include Deal or No Deal, Ted, and Thriller Gorilla.
With such an impressive portfolio under its belt, there is certainly so much value to be reaped from this partnership. It will also be a great launchpad for White Hat Gaming as it continues to pursue its ambitious growth plans in the United States.
“We are delighted at the incredibly positive and enthusiastic response from BetMGM to this new venture. We are moving at record pace and are excited to sign with the iGaming market leader so quickly. We look forward to seeing this best-in-class content live shortly across BetMGM sites.”
Andy Whitworth, White Hat Studios chief executive officer.
The folks over at BetMGM have also expressed their delight in acquiring yet another European partner. In addition to a strengthened portfolio, the company is also now slated for an even better growth trajectory.
BetMGM is not the only company that White Hat Gaming had in mind as it made its debut in the United States gaming market. Last July, the company announced that it was beginning its bid for the American market with an asset purchase of Blueprint Gaming’s catalog of casino games.
More recently, White Hat Studio entered into yet another lucrative agreement with FanDuel, one of the other top gambling operators in the United States. FanDuel began its journey as a daily fantasy sports operator and has since branched out to other forms of online gambling. That said, the partnership will be a big boost for its growing portfolio of offerings.
Online gambling in the United States is at an all-time high. While it might replace land-based gaming, the sector is still projected to grow immensely both financially and in size in the coming years.
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