Caesars Deal in Pennsylvania Marks Playstar Casino’s Entry Into New Jersey

A multi-year deal by PlayStar Casino with the Caesars has ensured the online casino brand to earmark its market access within Pennsylvania. The end of the year will see the brand going for a debut in New Jersey. The total of the addressable market is set to double up with the inclusion of Pennsylvania. The firm corroborated how this will directly impact the gross gaming revenues and the population before its launch by Q2 next year in the state. This is subjected to approvals by the regulatory board. The branding and marketing activities and the simultaneous spill-over effect in the Garden State will be a point for PlayStar Casino to gain market access through capitalization. This is coupled up with several local campaigns that have been formulated.

The operator has got straight to work within the span of the ink just drying up on the deal. The caution is zero delays in sending over the submissions to the Gaming Control Board of Pennsylvania. The GiG platform has been powering the PlayStar Casino, which the company has established to offer a never-before experience of an online casino to the players in question. One that is superior to what is being offered across the other states of the U.S. PlayStar Casino’s Adam Noble, the Co-Founder and Chief Business Development Officer, quipped how the company is elated. Since gaining secured access to the Pennsylvania market after a multi-year deal was signed up with the Caesars. A move that is set to double up the market that is slated to be addressed.

Earlier this year saw a momentous scene with the likes of the PlayStar Casino gaining market access to New Jersey. This is followed by the second deal that has entailed secured access to the market of Pennsylvania. The company has further expansion plans on forging such partnerships to extend the name of the PlayStar Casino as a brand. He quipped how the regulatory process is being worked out with the Gaming Control Board of Pennsylvania. The first half of the following year will see the players being launched in Pennsylvania.