Online casino supplier NetEnt is set to go live with BetMGM in West Virginia. 

BetMGM, a joint venture between GVC and MGM Resorts, is one of the fastest growing operators in the emerging US online casino markets. 

Commenting on the news NetEnt Vice President Commercial, Americas, Brian Kraft, said:

“BetMGM’s rapid success in the US has been impressive and shows no signs of slowing down, making this a significant deal for our company as we continue to expand across the country. 

“Thanks to the strong performance of our games locally, the US is now a major revenue driver for NetEnt and we look forward to working with BetMGM to accelerate growth of both our businesses.”

While VP Gaming at BetMGM, Matthew Sunderland, added:

“We have already seen great success with NetEnt content in New Jersey. Their team really understand what appeals to gaming customers and I am positive this will serve as a major advantage as we strengthen our existing casino offering in West Virginia.”

West Virginia legalised online casinos on 15 July this year, and has issued NetEnt with a temporary license to supply games in the state. 

Staying with NetEnt, earlier this week the supplier announced it was increasing the capacity of its live casino studio in Malta, and had signed a deal with EveryMatrix’s CasinoEngine. 

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