Play’n Go has expanded its partnership with Rush Street Interactive (RSI).
This will allow Play’n Go to go live in Pennsylvania through the operator’s BetRivers brand, which acts as an online casino platform.
The casino content provider is already live in several states through BetRivers, including Michigan, New Jersey and West Virginia.
Play’n Go only received its licence from the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board on 27 March 2024, along with the similar approval needed to launch in Delaware.
As BetRivers is also live in Delaware, and currently the sole online sportsbook in the state, it’s likely that another extension will be signed in the future for Play’n Go to launch here too.
Magnus Natt och Dag, Play’n Go Commercial Director North America, said: “We’re excited to expand our US offering into the great state of Pennsylvania and are proud to do so with the innovative and well-respected team at BetRivers, with whom we’ve already enjoyed such great success in recent months.
“Play’n Go is committed to a safe, sustainable, entertainment-led industry, and we know that the team at BetRivers share that same vision.”
Play’n Go is the slot provider behind titles such as Book of Dead, Legacy of Dead, Rise of Olympus, Gigantoonz and Fire Joker.
Richard Schwartz, RSI CEO, said: “We’re very happy to be expanding our partnership with Play’n Go into Pennsylvania on our BetRivers platform.
“Play’n Go has an impressive portfolio of popular titles and we are thrilled to offer our BetRivers PA players their innovative and top-quality games.”
Elsewhere, Play'n Go has also partnered with Betsson for the Spanish markets.
