White Hat Studios has achieved a milestone by becoming the first supplier to go live in all seven regulated iGaming states in the US.
The recent launch in Rhode Island, facilitated through a partnership with Bally's, marks an achievement for the company.
With this accomplishment, White Hat Studios positions itself as a supplier of casino entertainment across major regulated states in the US.
Rhode Island joins a roster that includes West Virginia, New Jersey, Michigan, Connecticut, Pennsylvania and Delaware, where White Hat Studios content is already available through partnerships with brands such as BetMGM, FanDuel, DraftKings and Caesars.
The provider's portfolio of content has reportedly contributed to its success, with reports indicating an increase in gross gaming revenue (GGR) shares at the beginning of 2024.
Titles in its repertoire include The Goonies and Ted Cashlock, alongside its Jackpot Royale, featuring 30 games contributing to three progressive local operator jackpots.
Andy Whitworth, White Hat Studios CEO, said: “So far, our games have been embraced and enjoyed by hundreds of thousands of players in the US, with our partner operators noting impressive engagement rates. We’re confident that our entry into Rhode Island will help continue our upward trajectory.”
Rhode Island Operations at Bally’s President, Craig Eaton, added: “White Hat Studios has become one of the most prominent providers in North America and for good reason. Their dynamic, exciting slots – some of the most consistent top-performers in the market – are sure to thrill Bally’s customers.”
White Hat Studios' expansion into Rhode Island follows its partnership with Rush Street Interactive to launch BetRivers in Delaware, which then marked its sixth entry into a US iGaming state.
White Hat Gaming also recently announced the launch of its PAM system with Bally's in Rhode Island.
