RSI grows BetRivers offering in Pennsylvania with Play'n GO games

The leading casino entertainment provider with Swedish roots, Play'n GO, announced a new North American-facing agreement that allows its games to reach new customers. On Thursday, the company confirmed it joined forces with Rush Street Interactive (RSI), the operator of the popular BetRivers platform. Under the terms of the new content agreement, the casino games provider agreed to power the gambling operator with a range of games for its platform in Pennsylvania.

The partnership builds upon a positive momentum gained between RSI and Play'n GO. Previously, the duo successfully collaborated with launches of Play'n GO's games with the BetRivers platform for customers in important US markets such as New Jersey, Michigan and West Virginia. Building on this success, the two companies expanded their collaboration to Pennsylvania as well.

Per the new agreement, BetRivers' customers in The Keystone State will be able to experience hit games from Play'n GO's portfolio of quality games. The list includes Boat Bonanza and Reactoonz, among other high-quality and engaging casino games from the popular iGaming content supplier.

Richard Schwartz, RSI's CEO, shared his excitement about the latest deal in a statement. "We’re very happy to be expanding our partnership with Play’n GO into Pennsylvania on our BetRivers platform," he said. Finally, Schwartz pointed out: "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."

Magnus Natt och Dag, Play'n GO's Commercial Director in North America, also praised the new content alliance, saying that the company is delighted to expand its collaboration with RSI in Pennsylvania and deliver new games for BetRivers' customers. He spoke about the exponential success the two companies have seen recently. Finally, Natt och Dag pointed out: "Play’n GO is committed to a safe, sustainable, entertainment-led industry, and we know that the team at BetRivers share that same vision."

The deal in Pennsylvania complements Play'n GO's ongoing growth. It comes after the company recently secured a license in the state, paving the way for its expansion. Overall, Play'n GO currently has licenses in six US states and anticipates further expansion across the country. Moreover, within the broader plan, the Swedish gaming giant anticipates growing across the globe and becoming a go-to supplier for online gambling operators.

Last week, Play'n GO announced a new European-facing deal by teaming up with Betsson in Spain. At the time, the company confirmed it agreed to power the offering of the iGaming operator, bringing fan-favorite games to its growing customer base.

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