Strive Gaming secures Interim Supplier License in Pennsylvania

Strive Gaming has expanded its presence in the United States through a new Interim Supplier License which allows the company to enter yet another iGaming state and pursue further growth, Casino Guru News learned in an email press release.

Since this week, Strive Gaming has been authorized to partner with regulated and legal brands in the Keystone State and deploy its range of solutions, and it follows the company’s safe entry into the Michigan iGaming market.

Strive Gaming CEO Max Meltzer has welcomed the opportunity to see his company secure the important clearance for the market. The licensure covers both an Interim Authorization for iGaming and Sports Wagering Manufacturer License in the state. In a statement, Meltzer said:

"This milestone follows our Michigan state license a few months ago and continues to reflect our dedication to regulatory compliance and our ongoing efforts to deliver a best-in-class iGaming and sports betting PAM solution."

Moving forward, the company will continue to carry out its main mission statement in the new market, which is to provide potential partners with an omnichannel iGaming platform that meets their needs in full and allows them to further strengthen their presence in specific markets.

Strive Gaming will use this as a stepping-stone to gain a further foothold in the North American market and the gambling industry locally, which is of increasing importance to companies that want to remain commercially viable. The company has received a recent funding boost thanks to a round led by OpenBet which has provided Strive Gaming with sufficient war chest to pursue licensure.

Strive Gaming is also not alone, as other companies too have been focusing on growth locally in the United States market. Supremeland Gaming, an online casino supplier and already an author of several interesting international slot games, has to secure a license in West Virginia just this week.

The company also holds licensure in Pennsylvania and New Jersey as well, and it’s equally determined to pursue growth in both jurisdictions. Not all companies are looking for an entry in the United States. On the operator side, multiple companies, including Kindred Group and 888 Holdings have announced their withdrawal from the market - or a consideration to do so in the very least.

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