Casino tech provider Jackpot Digital has secured licensing approval from the Confederated Salish & Kootenai Tribes Tribal Gaming Commission, to install its Jackpot Blitz® Electronic Table Games (ETGs) at Gray Wolf Peak Casino in Montana.
This regulatory green light represents the next stage of the agreement, with the vendor's licence being the final step required for installation at Gray Wolf Peak.
The company is now preparing to set up its dealerless Jackpot Blitz® ETGs at the casino, with each table to contribute to the company's monthly recurring revenue.
Jackpot Digital’s expansions in the US land-based gaming market have been increasing, alongside its presence in the cruise ship industry. The company has initiated land-based installations or orders across 12 states and territories in the US, including states like California, Michigan, Nevada and others, besides expanding its footprint in various international jurisdictions.
In July 2022, Jackpot Digital inked a licensing agreement with Buffalo Bill’s Casino Resort in Nevada, marking its inaugural agreement with a Nevada-based property. This agreement was the company's entry into the Nevada market.
Gray Wolf Peak Casino, belonging to the Confederated Salish & Kootenai Tribes, has previously engaged in an agreement with IGT to install Advantage 9.2 casino management systems.
Jackpot Digital was next in line to extend its gaming reach into Montana. In July 2022, the Jackpocket lottery app launched in Montana, allowing state residents to purchase lottery tickets from their phones.
