NetEnt and Tipico sign agreement for the New Jersey market

NetEnt and Tipico signed an agreement that ensures NetEnt games will be available for New Jersey’s market once the new platform is launched. Tipico is a German-based operator that recently received rights to operate in the state. Some of NetEnt’s more popular games will be available to the players on day one. The provider also ensured the player base will benefit from the company’s marketing tools, such as free spins, in order to help Tipico grow in the new market. 

Brian Kraft, Vice President Commercial of NetEnt Americas LLC, said “We are happy that Tipico has chosen NetEnt to be one of their first content providers as they begin their US journey. I’m looking forward to having our games in front of players and working with Tipico to grow their business in the US.” 

Adrian Vella, Managing Director, U.S. Business, Tipico, expressed the excitement to begin the partnership, stating “With a proven track record in the regulated New Jersey market and their well-known catalog of branded games, we’re confident that our customers will love NetEnt’s offering.” 

The second half of 2020 should see more games that NetEnt plans to roll out with Tipico. 

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