Greentube expands in the US through Connecticut licence
Novomatic’s Interactive division Greentube has received an Online Gaming Service Provider licence from the Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection, expanding its growth in the US.
The supplier is now able to enter partnerships with operators in the state, which has operated both online sports betting and casino since October 2021.
Greentube’s entry into Connecticut is the third jurisdiction in the US it has entered; it already holds operational licences in both New Jersey and Michigan.
Connecticut players can expect to have access to Greentube titles such as Diamond Cash: Mighty Emperor, Diamond Cash: Mighty Elephant, Diamond Cash: Mighty Sevens and Diamond Cash: Oasis Riches, once it signs partnerships with operators in the Constitution State.
Greentube’s entry into Connecticut follows record wagering levels in the state. In December 2022, Connecticut’s iGaming handle hit $1bn for the first time – with $1.16bn wagered in total.
The supplier notes it plans to launch in Pennsylvania following its latest entry.
Greentube CFO and Chief Games Officer Michael Bauer said: “North America continues to be a key region for us and in gaining a third US state licence, we have achieved an important step in our growth journey.
“There is major potential within the US market and having acquired additional development capabilities to cater to local players, we believe we are well-placed to serve the market with premium content.
“We are looking forward to teaming up with operators in Connecticut and can’t wait to see how players in the state react to our portfolio.”
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