The Swedish gaming corporation Play’n Go has just expanded into Pennsylvania and Delaware as part of its ongoing growth trajectory across the United States.
Play’n Go has now obtained iGaming licenses in Delaware and Pennsylvania, extending its total US state presence to six. This is a major milestone. With a slot machine license from Ontario, Canada, the business is already licensed to operate in West Virginia, Connecticut, New Jersey, and Michigan.
Key Market Entry
As one of the biggest iGaming markets in the US, Pennsylvania presents a unique opportunity for expansion. As evidence of its importance in the sector, the state recorded $5.69 billion in total gaming income in 2023.
Regarding Play’n Go’s chances in Pennsylvania, Magnus Olsson, the company’s chief commercial officer, voiced hope. He stressed how important player retention is in a market where player acquisition expenses are high and the allure of Play’n Go’s content in fostering loyalty.
The most industry-widely beneficial content for user retention is play’n go, according to Olsson. We’re happy to be able to give operators in Pennsylvania access to our material, which will keep gamers coming back for more, considering how expensive it is to acquire new players in the United States.
“We are determined to be the number one casino gaming supplier in every regulated market in the world, and given that we are thriving in more than 25 jurisdictions around the world where we have a license, we fully expect a similar success story in Pennsylvania in the coming years.”
With its commitment to providing engaging gaming experiences and a track record of success in various jurisdictions worldwide, Play’n Go anticipates a prosperous journey in Pennsylvania’s burgeoning iGaming landscape.
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