Gambling technology company Playtech announced in a news release today it secured a long-term lease in Michigan to enable the launch of the company’s first Live Casino in the country.
“The new studio in Michigan is the first step in our US Live expansion as we look to deliver Live studios in all regulated states. Our Michigan studio is being designed to be one of the more sophisticated studios tailored to the US market featuring innovation and entertainment at its best.”
– Shimon Akad, COO, Playtech
“The scale of our technology and breadth of our product will allow Playtech to take the live iGaming experience in the US to the next level.”
– Shimon Akad, COO, Playtech
In addition, operator dedicated and networked tables will feature in bespoke areas in the studio, as Playtech is looking to grow and expand operations in the US.
Besides offering the best in class live gaming entertainment, the new Live Casino studio will play a social role in the state by creating local employment opportunities for the communities in Southfield during times in which uncertainty due to the effects of the coronavirus outbreak prevails across global markets.
Expansion across the US Continues
The announcement for the upcoming Live Casino in Michigan is the latest development around Playtech’s strategy seeking to establish the company as a leading gambling technology provider in every licensed US jurisdiction.
Playtech entered the country in New Jersey, when the gambling supplier rolled out its casino content via bet365 in August last year, following the approval for its services from the New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement (DGE) in June.
By the end of September 2020, Playtech expanded its presence in the Garden State via an agreement with the sports betting and iGaming brand of MGM Resorts and Entain, BetMGM, to roll out its online casino software to BetMGM Casino, Borgata Online, and PartyCasino NJ.
In Michigan, Playtech entered into a strategic partnership with Parx Casino in February to provide it with multiple products via Playtech’s IMS Platform set to launch together with online casinos in the state.
