Supremeland continues US push with New Jersey

Supremeland Gaming, the ambitious new iGaming studio and developer, is two for two as the company has now expanded into New Jersey, only a few weeks after acquiring a license in Pennsylvania, and announcing its ambitions to be recognized as a local purveyor of online casino games of chance.

Similar to its Pennsylvania arrangement, Supremeland Gaming has not yet rolled out with any titles at any operators locally, but it is readying to make its presence in the country felt. Future deployment in the Garden State will be carried out through EveryMatrix which will allow any locally-licensed casino operator to gain access to Supremeland Gaming’s titles.

Naturally, the market entry is blessed by the New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement, which oversees and regulates the gaming market in the Garden State. The studio itself is one of the new kids on the block, and it intends to build its presence in multiple markets around the world, with the United States clearly being one of its main priorities for the time being.

Company CEO Rickard Öhrn was welcoming of the opportunity to see his company continue to build its footprint in the United States.

"This landmark approval in New Jersey allows us to cast our net wider, bringing our revolutionary gameplay to one of the pioneering states that started online gambling in America," he said. Supremeland Gaming already has some very interesting games to offer, too, including Wild Quad Squad, Red Panda Rising, Munition Mine, and not least, Die Pinata Die.

The company also operates Powderkeg Studios, which has built all of the four aforementioned titles and is actually preparing to introduce another studio to help with development efforts over the coming weeks and months.

Meanwhile, EveryMatrix Americas President, Erik Nyman, has similarly welcomed the opportunity to work with Supremeland and add their games to the company’s platform, allowing for an easy, swift, and impactful distribution of their products.

"We are confident they will be appreciated by US players who will now also enjoy bonus capabilities across these games that haven’t been seen in the market until now," Nyman added, also expressing his confidence in the supplier’s future opportunities in the US market.

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