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New Jersey - Greentube expands US presence Greentube, has boosted its presence in the US following its launch with BetMGM in New Jersey. The expansion represents a major milestone for the organisation, as the supplier looks to expand its portfolio in all key regulated markets across the US since making its New Jersey debut in 2021.
David Bolas, Commercial Director at Greentube, said: “It’s another very important step for us in the
US.market where we have had a fantastic start and we are already preparing ourselves for our next launch in the state of Michigan.”
Oliver Bartlett, Director of Gaming at BetMGM, said: “For almost 25 years, Greentube has offered its quality, established content around the world and BetMGM’s addition of their games further shows our commitment to providing players the largest portfolio in the industry. The innovative Diamond Cash titles are immersive and engaging, and will surely be a hit with our player base.”
West Virginia - BetRivers partners Evolution BetRivers has become the first operator in West Virginia to offer a Live Dealer Casino powered by Evolution Gaming, the global leader in the live dealer and table games category. Evolution’s online product is making its debut on BetRivers Android app and website with a mix of live tables.
“We are confident that the Evolution-hosted Live Dealer Casino will prove very popular with our players here as the live dealer game is the closest you can get online to playing in a land-based casino,” said Richard Schwartz, CEO of RSI. “We’re excited to now offer BetRivers players the chance to virtually sit and play on Evolution’s live tables.”
US - SIS makes key US appointments SIS has announced two key appointments with Brenda Strickland and Sean Beirne joining the company’s SIS Content Services Inc. US subsidiary business as Regulatory and Business Affairs Manager and US Commercial Manager respectively.
The new appointments are a further signal of the company’s major ambitions in the growing US betting market, where it aims to capitalize on the significant opportunities available to online and retail sportsbook operators with its horse, greyhound and esports products.
Nevada - Bragg completes Spin acquisition Bragg Gaming Group has completed its previously announced acquisition of Spin Games in a cash and stock transaction valued at approximately USD$30m. The Spin Games acquisition provides for a differentiated and widely distributed iGaming product offering and accelerates Bragg’s North American growth.
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BetMGM, Sony and IGT launch WoF Casino Wheel of Fortune Casino to debut in New Jersey this year
BetMGM, Sony Pictures Television and International Game Technology are to launch Wheel of Fortune Casino, set to become the first full brand-led online casino in North America.
Wheel of Fortune, an iconic American gameshow, is preparing for its milestone 40th season. More than 250 versions of Wheel of Fortune slot games have been introduced over the last 25 years and this online launch of Wheel of Fortune Casino will represent the latest gaming extension for the brand.
“Wheel of Fortune is watched nightly by millions of people and BetMGM is honored to partner with Sony Pictures Television and IGT to bring this online casino experience to life,” said Matt Prevost, Chief Revenue Officer, BetMGM. “Once live, Wheel of Fortune Casino will offer players the excitement of their favorite gameshow and real money wagering in the palm of their hand.”
Suzanne Prete, Executive Vice President of Game Shows, Sony Pictures Television, said, “We are delighted to be partnering with
Michigan
Michigan commercial and tribal operators in May reported a combined $160.9m total gross internet gaming receipts and gross sports betting receipts. Receipts declined by 1.4 per cent compared with April results.
May internet gaming gross receipts were $127.4m, falling 3.8 per cent from the Michigan record $132.4m reported in April. Gross sports betting receipts were $33.5m for a 9.1 per cent increase compared with $30.7m recorded in April.
Combined total adjusted gross receipts and adjusted gross sports betting receipts were $137.2m, including $114.7m from internet casino gaming and $22.5m from internet sports betting. Monthly internet gaming adjusted gross receipts declined 3.9 per cent from April, and internet sports betting adjusted gross receipts rose nearly 35 per cent.
BetMGM for the launch of Wheel of Fortune’s very first online casino. With Wheel of Fortune celebrating its 40th season this year, we are pleased to continue offering players additional, new ways to play the games they love.”
Launching first in New Jersey, Wheel of Fortune Casino will house America’s Game-branded slot titles produced by IGT, along with many other themed games and features.
Enrico Drago, CEO Digital & Betting, IGT, said, “We’re excited to celebrate the evolution of the IGT Wheel of Fortune slot brand with BetMGM and Sony Pictures Television through the launch of Wheel of Fortune Casino. Te Wheel of Fortune brand has been synonymous with slot gaming for more than 25 years, and this unprecedented brand-led online casino, driven by BetMGM’s compelling platform and promotional capabilities, is well-positioned to engage and entertain new and long-time players. As part of our ongoing PlayDigital strategy, we will continue to look for new and exciting ways to leverage our third party and home-grown brands with our partners.”
Nevada NGC give final approval for Legends Bay Casino
Te Nevada Gaming Commission has given its final approvals for the $120m Legends Bay Casino allowing operator Olympia Gaming to open the venue in August. It will become the first new casino in Reno since the opening of Silver Legacy in Downtown Reno in 1995.
Te final approval came just over two weeks after the Nevada Gaming Control Board gave its recommendation for the approval of the licence.
DeCourcy Graham, Olympia Gaming’s chief operating officer, said: “We deeply appreciate the support of the Nevada Gaming Commission throughout this process and are excited to open later this summer.”
Court Cardinal, regional president of Olympia Gaming, added: “We can’t wait to not only bring 300 new and rewarding jobs to the
community but also to introduce next-level gaming, dining, and entertainment experiences to the Reno-Sparks area. We encourage people who are looking for a wonderful new job opportunity to get a head start by applying online at
legendsbaycasino.com to join our team.”
Legends Bay will cover 80,000 square-feet boasting a 40,000 square-foot gaming floor with 660 slot machines, 10 table games, and a sportsbook operated by Derek Stevens’ Circa Sports.
Legends Bay will be integrated into the existing Te Outlets at Legends shopping center, an open-air shopping, dining, and entertainment destination next to Sparks marina.
Te original project in 2007 was axed during the recession and then again fell short due to the pandemic.
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