Rush Street Interactive has linked with Evolution as it debuts the latter’s Red Tiger game studio in Michigan via BetRivers.com.

Chicago-based gaming company Rush Street Interactive has linked with Evolution as it debuts the latter’s Red Tiger game studio in Michigan via BetRivers.com.

As part of the deal, the newly launched games – such as Bounty Raid, 777 Strike and Reel Keeper –  will soon be joined by Red Tiger’s Cash Vault, Piggy Riches Megaways and Gonzo’s Quest Megaways which are “already player favorites” on BetRivers.com in Pennsylvania.

“We are excited to partner with Evolution to bring these top quality and much-loved Red Tiger casino games to our players in Michigan,” said Richard Schwartz, CEO of RSI, which operates BetRivers.com. 

“RSI was the first to debut the Red Tiger games in the US where they are already some of the top performing games in Pennsylvania. We are thrilled to now launch Red Tiger in Michigan where we are sure these games will become fan favourites for our loyal players there as well.”

Evolution’s commercial director for North America says partnering with RSI, a “market leader” in online casino gaming, “only made sense” for its debut into Michigan.

“We’re very proud to be partnering with RSI, a highly acclaimed US operator, to debut our very successful Red Tiger games in Michigan,” said Jeff Millar, commercial director, North America for Evolution. “This collaboration with RSI will allow us to deliver these popular games to other markets in the US in an accelerated fashion and will help strengthen our position as a top provider in the online casino category.”

Earlier this month, Rush Street Interactive made a minority investment in game developer and tech provider Boom Entertainment, which secured the company access in Louisiana, Mississippi, and New Mexico.