Bettors in two states on the East Coast will be getting another option for their iGaming wants and needs.
Play’n GO, a business-to-business (B2B) leading online slots games provider, announced it has received iGaming licenses to operate in two states: Pennsylvania and Delaware.
These two new licenses are the fifth and sixth obtained by the Swedish company to operate in the United States, following Connecticut, Michigan, New Jersey, and West Virginia.
Pennsylvania online casinos, and those of the other five states, are the only ones in the United States.
“Play’n GO content is the most conducive to player retention across the industry. With player acquisition costs sky high in the U.S., we’re pleased to be able to offer operators in Pennsylvania access to our content, which will keep players coming back for more,” said Magnus Olsson, chief commercial officer for Play’n GO, in a news release.
“We are determined to be the number one casino gaming supplier in every regulated market in the world and given that we are thriving in more than 25 jurisdictions around the world where we have a license, we fully expect a similar success story in Pennsylvania in the coming years.”
The move should be a boost to PA online slots. Play’n GO is expected to release more than 50 online slot titles in 2024 alone and is active in more than 25 regulated jurisdictions worldwide, including Ontario (Canada).
Pennsylvania: Solid iGaming Figures in February
It's certainly a good time to enter the Pennsylvania market as the Keystone State recorded a solid month in February iGaming figures.
Total gaming revenue posted at $499,093,210, a solid 4.6% increase from January’s $477,151,563. Retail table games revenue had an even bigger increase, posting at $76,645,816, a 5.5% jump from January's $72,658,060.
February interactive PA slots handle posted at $3.278 billion, up 2.8% from January ($3.188 billion). Interactive slots gross revenue generated a new state record of $125,864,307, up a significant 14.4% from January ($110,029,173). The second month of the year broke the old mark of $116,877,635 (December 2023).
Online PA casino tables handle in the state posted $2.444 billion, a 7.0% decrease from January ($2.628 billion). iGaming tables gross revenue also set a new state record of $56,644,687, up a whopping 53.6% from January ($36,874,638), and breaking the old mark of $46,429,205 in November 2023.
Pennsylvania sports betting handle and revenue numbers for March will be available in mid-April.
