Oddin.gg expands further afield in North America

• Oddin.gg has strengthened its footprint in the United States and North America
• The company has secured an Online Sports Wagering Vendor license in both Kansas and Wyoming
• Oddin.gg is also now regulated in Alberta, the newly regulated iGaming market in Alberta

Oddin.gg has been busy building its footprint in the North American iGaming market, bringing its esports-focused tech solutions to multiple jurisdictions, primarily across the United States.

Oddin.gg has secured new expansion in the United States with a pair of jurisdictions

The latest expansion also targets the country, with the tech platform expanding into Wyoming and Kansas, bringing its advanced solutions for esports betting operators locally and providing them with live feeds, a bet builder tool, and more to ensure customers have the best possible experience.

Having been granted licenses from the Kansas Racing and Gaming Commission and the Wyoming Gaming Commission as an Online Sports Wagering Vendor, Oddin.gg may now team up with locally licensed operators.

Commenting on this opportunity, Oddin.gg VP of Institutional Affairs, Martin Lycka, said:

"State regulators have done serious work building supplier frameworks that hold every product in the sportsbook to the same standard, and esports belongs inside that structure, not adjacent to it."

Lycka further highlighted the significance of expanding in the two states and welcomed the fact that the jurisdictions have built a framework in which esports betting "should be supplied with the same regulatory rigor as any other vertical."

Company committed to bringing regulated esports tech and betting products

Oddin.gg Co-Founder Marek Suchar was similarly pleased with the development, arguing that the company was uniquely positioned to bring depth to the market, with extensive coverage, trading expertise, and in-play stability that ultimately ensures that people are getting the best esports experience they can ask for.

Oddin.gg has been methodically building its footprint in terms of reach and available licenses, with the company already present in multiple jurisdictions across the regulated market in the United States.

Among those are Ontario and the newly regulated Alberta in Canada, but also New Jersey, Colorado, Ohio, Arizona, Maryland and West Virginia in the United States.

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