NetEnt AB inks Tipico Company Limited deal for New Jersey
Prominent online casino games developer NetEnt AB has announced the signing of an agreement that will soon see its content provided to iGaming operator Tipico Company Limited for use by players in the regulated New Jersey market.
The Stockholm-listed innovator used an official press release to declare that the fresh alliance comes as Malta-based Tipico Company Limited is intending to ‘make a move into the regulated market in New Jersey’ via the launch of an SG Digital-powered iGaming domain. This site is currently awaiting approval from the New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement but is expected to go live later in the year courtesy of a partnership with Atlantic City’s Ocean Casino Resort.
Immediate introduction:
Brian Kraft, Commercial Vice-President for the Swedish developer’s NetEnt Americas subsidiary, used the press release to assert that the arrangement with Tipico Company Limited will allow this coming service to feature a selection of his firm’s content including video slots such as the five-reel and 20-payline Divine Fortune ‘on day one.’ He proclaimed that the new domain for ‘The Garden State’ will furthermore be able to utilize a range the developer’s ‘marketing tools’ including its extra Spins advance so as ‘to help grow its business.’
Read a statement from Kraft…
“We are happy that Tipico Company Limited has chosen us to be one of its first content providers as it begins its United States journey. I’m looking forward to having our games in front of players and working with Tipico Company Limited to grow its business in the United States.”
Future foundations:
For his part and Adrian Vella from Tipico Company Limited pronounced that the operator is ‘excited’ to have begun the partnership with NetEnt AB for its ‘expansion into the United States’ and is additionally due to receive even more of the developer’s content ‘over the second half of 2020.’
Vella’s statement read…
“With a proven track record in the regulated New Jersey market and a well-known catalog of branded games, we’re confident that our customers will love the offering from NetEnt AB.”
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